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Kobe working hard to cross-promote China, himself CNN PRINT EMAIL FACEBOOK DIGG TWITTER RSS SHARE | BELL GARDENS, Calif. (AP) -- Kobe Bryant is renowned for carefully executed game plans that tilt the score in his favor. So it seems fitting that he would develop an affinity for a country that is doing much the same thing on the geopolitical stage. | Br...
Interview with Ary Warnaar of Anamanaguchi The Examiner | The music of Anamanaguchi is part hacked Nintendo Entertainment System, part crowd surfing rave. The Brooklyn-based foursome and chiptune vanguards are on an artistic roll after releasing an acclaimed video game soundtrack based on the film Scott P...
Kanye West to show off his acting skills in film about Kobe Bryant Newstrack India | Washington, Feb 2 (ANI): Rapper Kanye West has reportedly signed on to star alongside Bruce Willis in a new film about basketball superstar Kobe Bryant. | The Stronger hitmaker will make his film debut in 'The Black Mamba', a project directed...
Skirts? Where This Game Is Going, It Doesn't Need Skirts Kotaku | For years, glimpses up skirts were used to titillate Japanese gamers. A new game's done away with that entirely. It is moving beyond, to new realms of I-don't-know-what. | Many of the earliest computer games were adult titles, once again proving th...
Chinese visitors to Japan set to surge for holiday Hartford Courant | By Hyun Oh | TOKYO (Reuters Life!) - Japan is expecting a surge in Chinese visitors during the lunar New Year holiday period, with tourists eager to snap up electronics and other goods in a welcome boost for retailers. | A record 9.44 million forei...
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Learning to eat and enjoy tofu The Examiner | Tofu can grow on you. You can try Asian stir-fry for excellent taste, or a breakfast tofu scramble that can be absolutely delicious. The Philadelphia workshop, led by an exce...
Rediscovering a Sense of Adventure Wall Street Journal By JEMIMA SISSONS | There is a mood of cautious optimism among travelers and tour companies this year, as the market shows signs of improvement following a difficult few years. | V...
Japan sees record foreign visitors in 2010 The Independent | Japan saw a record 8.61 million foreign tourists last year due to economic recovery overseas and the resumption of international flights to Tokyo's Haneda airport, a tourist body...
Matthew Morrison going on Summer tour: Europe, Australia, Japan (Video) The Examiner | It appears Matthew Morrison is going solo. The popular actor on Glee who plays the teacher Mr. Schuester is going to be hitting the road over the summer Glee-less. While the show will be filming until April, afterwards Morrison will be hitting the ...
Review: Should you 'Enter The Void' or should you stay far away? The Examiner | That foul year of our Lord 2010 wasn't much for film - sure there are the few great movies that are bound to be made every year (like these gems right here), but there really wasn't a movie out there that really shook the cinema world. There was on...
Yuto Nagatomo's Move To Inter Is A Boost For Japanese Football - JFA President Junji Ogura Goal Japan FA president Ogura believes Nagatomo's Inter move places the nation in the middle of the world's football map... | By Salvatore Landolina | Share Share Find the best odds and bet on Serie A. Yuto Nagatomo's Inter transfer adds more to Japan's success at the Asian Cup, says JFA president Junji Ogura. | The 24-year-old arrived on loan from Cese...
Uprising in Egypt Al Jazeera | After more than two weeks of nationwide protests against his 30-year rule, Hosni Mubarak, the Egyptian president, appeared on national television saying he will not seek re-election when his term ends this September. | But opposition groups say Mubarak has no legitimacy and should step down immediately. | Protesters say they will continue to igno...
