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Entries from Shanghaiist tagged with 'parishilton'

April 10, 2008

High intelligence society and all round cybernerds GaoZhiShang (tr: wisdom) have an interesting way of getting Facebookers to add their new IQ testing application: rampant nationalism! Other than getting some high-class brainbox lovin', the members of the group seem to be mainly concerned with finding the answer to that eternal question: is Paris Hilton (ditzy blonde boob of the media age) more intelligent than Zhuge Liang (military strategy genius of the Three Kingdoms era)? We......

Continue Reading "Facebook: China vs USA"

March 3, 2008

David Beckham was swarmed by fans and journalists when he arrived yesterday at the Pudong airport with the LA Galaxy on the second stop of their three-part Asian tour. The team has just arrived from Seoul, where they were defeated by FC Seoul despite Beckham's stellar performance. The team faces off China All-Star Union at the Shanghai Stadium this Wednesday, March 5 at 7:30 pm. For those of you hoping to catch some Beckham-mania, rumours......

Continue Reading "David Beckham raises a stir in Shanghai"

February 12, 2008

So much has happened since our last post on the Edison Chen photo scandal that it is about time we updated you! First, the Edison Chen saga has caught the attention of CNN. The Chinese-speaking world has never been as enraptured in a scandal as this, and its scale and magnitude is threatening to make Paris Hilton look very passé. Kristie Lu Stout reports: Yet more female celebrities have been sucked into the scandal with......

Continue Reading "Jolin Tsai, Maggie Q, Vincey Yeung sucked into Edison Chen scandal; Gillian Chung admits involvement"

December 14, 2007

Migrant workers—let's face it, you either love 'em or hate 'em. There's just no in between. It seems that lately, they've been getting some love from the people, what with Chongqing's official Migrant Worker Day and now with the recent announcement by none other than Premiere Wen Jiabao himself that the popular "Migrant Worker Song" (or "Ode to the Migrant Worker" as we prefer to translate it when we're feeling poetic), a song written by......

Continue Reading ""Migrant worker song" to be performed at the Spring Festival show"

December 13, 2007

Two pretty big new changes are being rolled out to Shanghaiist over the next few days. Changes are good! Tags! Instead of being confined to narrow categories, every post is now tagged with specific tags––things that help you find specific kinds of posts (say, you might be a Paris Hilton fan), or browse broader categories easily (say, all of our music posts). Very soon, our categories will all be converted into tags save for a......

Continue Reading "Tags and new views!"

December 5, 2007

Or more specifically, Hilton, which was rendered as Hiton in a recent issue of The Bund (外滩画报). They ran some pictures and an interview with Paris Hilton when she was here, but unfortunately, it's only in Chinese. She has some interesting thoughts about dark matter in the universe, which she's been exploring for her upcoming novel. On the other hand, it seems that she won't discuss where her money comes from, or if she's saving......

Continue Reading "Misspelling Paris "

November 24, 2007

And here are some of the style awards that were given out last night at the Shanghai Grand Stage. Some really dubious choices there: Most Stylish International Person Paris Hilton Most stylish female singers from Mainland China Vicki Zhao Most stylish female singers from Hong Kong Sammy Cheng Most stylish female singers from Taiwan Elva Hsiao Most stylish actress from Mainland China Li Bingbing Most stylish actress from Hong Kong/Taiwan Charlene Choi Zhuoyan Most stylish......

Continue Reading "Stars descend on Shanghai for MTV gala"

November 23, 2007

Have you ever wondered what life must be like for someone who is watched everywhere she goes, whether she's eating, drinking, sleeping, shopping? It's the reason why Shanghai photographer Don Yap has tagged her "jailbird" in one of his recent portraits of her. Watch Paris eat xiaolongbao at Nanxiang and sip tea at Yuyuan, and go shopping at Lu Kun's (the greatest PR coup scored yet by any Shanghai-based designer!). The Shanghai municipal government......

Continue Reading "Paris Hilton's Shanghai Surprise"

November 21, 2007

Ex-convict/drunk driver/pornstar Heiress/socialite/singer/designer Paris Hilton — fresh from her modelling gig with Fila Sportswear in Seoul — is now in Shanghai for the first time to attend Friday's 2007 MTV Awards and Style Gala at the Shanghai Grand Stage. Apparently, she didn't think the Hilton hotel would make her feel at home here, so she decided to check into the Grand Hyatt at the Jinmao instead. Shanghai Daily, believe it or not, has the scoop:......

Continue Reading "Shanghai's Hilton hotel not good enough for Paris"

June 24, 2006

Shanghaiist just realized that the Shanghai International Television Festival is concurrent with and part of the Shanghai International Film Festival. Since most of the spotlight naturally falls on the silver screen, we thought we might check out who won what in the TV awards. One name that caught our attention was Emma Lung's -- she's a young Australian actress that starred in a TV film called Stranded and won best actress for this role in......

Continue Reading "Emma Lung wins best actress at Shanghai TV fest"

July 27, 2005

A Shanghai Daily story provides example number 1,029,349 why the Shanghai real estate market is so ridiculously inflated. With 47 square meter, semi-serviced studio apartments at Shanghai Centre going for $2,300 a month, it's no wonder Shanghai consistently manages to rank as one of the most expensive cities in the world ... all with the help of clueless foreign companies throwing piles of money at employee housing. According to the story: The Shanghai Center has......

Continue Reading "How to spend $15,000 in Shanghai ... every month"

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