Jessica Alba has spoken out against the Shanghainese girl who was getting free plastic surgery to look like her. The Maxim Hot 100 list frequenter said she was distressed that Xiaoqing was planning to win her Alba-obsessed ex-boyfriend back by undergoing extensive nips and tucks. "I think you should never have to change yourself like that," said Alba, who was once voted the Sexiest Woman in the World (by FHM). "If somebody loves you, they'll love you no matter what." more ›

Sometimes, when we're perusing Shanghai Daily's website, we find stories that are almost too ridiculous to mock. Seriously, how do you even begin to write creatively about a woman who wants a facelift so she can look like Jessica Alba? We suppose the facts will do: Xiaoqing, a goodhearted, obsessive Chinese girl, broke up with her boyfriend last month, and wants him back. The twist? He was so enamored with Jessica Alba that he made poor Xiaoqing wear a wig and makeup to look like her all the time, even when she slept. more ›

As we told you in November, Rolling Stone, the once relevant music magazine, has plans for China. Well, now they have materialized. The inaugural issue, with Chinese rocker Cui Jian on the cover, hit newsstands over the weekend. Pictured is the copy we bought for 20 RMB on Nanjing Xi Lu (price includes a Rolling Stone baseball cap). Based on interviews with a couple news vendors in Beijing, The Times of London has proclaimed the magazine a "smash hit": more ›