Some of my favorite actresses from Hong Kong movies, especially Teresa Mak Ga-Kei
Tuesday, November 29, 2011
Zhang Jingchu: striking photos in Cosmopolitan Chinese edition
Zhang Jingchu took a break from a hectic schedule of filming and promotion (she was in five movies that opened last year and three so far this year) so that "Cosmopolitan" could grab some extraordinary images. Each of her outfits was black or white (or black and white) highlighted with some gold accessories and red trim:
Xinhua
Monday, November 28, 2011
Fan Bingbing was on the cover and in an editorial in the Chinese edition of French fashion mag "Officiel". Xinhua isn't very helpful--in a short article accompanying the pictures they call her a "Dowager Empress" of the East Asian movie world, mentioning her recent trips to Korea and Japan for their film festival. It looks like a typical goofball fashion editorial to me but (in one photo) the photographer and art director of the magazine used something other than the usual Fan Bingbing look of vacant shock that has become typical in these venues:
Never fear, though. She was in full deer in the headlights mode on the cover:
Two more fondling a plaster statue:
Xinhua
Never fear, though. She was in full deer in the headlights mode on the cover:
Two more fondling a plaster statue:
Xinhua
Sunday, November 27, 2011
Red carpet from the 48th Golden Horse Awards
For those interested in the state of relations across the Taiwan Strait, the English language web service of Xinhuanet said that the award ceremony took place in "Taipei, southeast China's Taiwan".
A few highlights--
Kara Hui looked fit and relaxed, as glamorous as ever on the red carpet:
And at a nominees party beforehand:
Shu Qi was quite ShuQi-ish:
Hao Lei went with a (very) casual look at the party: but cleaned up very nicely when it was time to hit the red carpet:
In case anyone missed that Vivian Hsu was wearing an extreme split skirt: she gave everyone another good look:
Angelica Lee was lovely in red while Rene Liu tries to recall if she brought her travel iron:
Tang Wei wondered if it was going to rain: Xinhua English; Yahoo China; Xinhau
Shu Qi was quite ShuQi-ish:
Hao Lei went with a (very) casual look at the party: but cleaned up very nicely when it was time to hit the red carpet:
In case anyone missed that Vivian Hsu was wearing an extreme split skirt: she gave everyone another good look:
Angelica Lee was lovely in red while Rene Liu tries to recall if she brought her travel iron:
Tang Wei wondered if it was going to rain: Xinhua English; Yahoo China; Xinhau
Saturday, November 26, 2011
Cecilia Cheung in "Speed Angel"
Cecilia Cheung looking both pensive and determined (or maybe just bored) in stills from the Jingle Ma film "Speed Angel", opening December 28.
Yahoo China
Tuesday, November 22, 2011
Tis the season for Swarovksi; Gigi Leung pitches crystals in Taiwan
Gigi Leung came to Taiwan wearing an abbreviated mini-dress covered with her sponsor's product--lots of crystals. She was there to publicize Swarovski, the press wanted to know where her husband was, if she was pregnant yet (and if not, when) and other impertinently personal details. Since her dress had a V-neckline cut all the way down to there and a skirt that stopped somewhere north of mid-thigh, nothing that anyone said was going to be very notable. With her great smile and endless legs she makes it look easy which, in this case, it probably is.
A big stack of pictures at Yahoo China
Something completely different...pepper spray cop photoshops
"Occupy Wall Street" has sparked support gatherings/camps/demonstrations throughout the United States; the reaction by municipal officials and police commanders has been extremely varied. One end of the range was at the University of California at Davis where a university police lieutenant sprayed pepper spray at a group of seated demonstrators. Since the spray is bright orange it made quite a picture, one that was published all over the world. This is from Getty Images through the San Francisco Examiner
It didn't take long before the internet was swamped with images of Lieutenant Pike inserted into cartoons, pop culture pictures and high culture paintings. Here are a few of them that I thought were quite good, aggregated at this tumblr site.
No one was safe--not even Snoopy:
nor was Picasso
or Da Vinci
It didn't take long before the internet was swamped with images of Lieutenant Pike inserted into cartoons, pop culture pictures and high culture paintings. Here are a few of them that I thought were quite good, aggregated at this tumblr site.
No one was safe--not even Snoopy:
nor was Picasso
or Da Vinci
Oddly enough, spraying dye on baby harp seals is one way that seal protection activists keep hunters from killing them since there is no market dyed seal fur.
San Francisco Examiner; Pepper Spray tumblr
Monday, November 21, 2011
Swarovski hires Michelle Reis to look beautiful
The "French Lieutenant's Woman" look works, particularly when the subject possesses drop-dead beauty.
But it takes a bit of work to get there.
Xinhua; Yahoo China
Huang Yi can arrest bad guys, fight fires or invade Poland
Or she can just look a bit goofy as a prisoner held in a cubist jail.
What I can tell from the short caption on Sina, this photoshoot might be in support of "Eagle Shooting Heroes 2011". Not sure if that is the case but it certainly took a lot of work and the result is spectacular.
More of the same at Sina
What I can tell from the short caption on Sina, this photoshoot might be in support of "Eagle Shooting Heroes 2011". Not sure if that is the case but it certainly took a lot of work and the result is spectacular.
More of the same at Sina
Friday, November 18, 2011
Red Fedora Day
In case you missed it, Fan Bingbing and Lin Chi-ling looked lovely in their not quite edgy but still fetching chapeaux:
Fan Bingbing at a Coach Leather event:
Gwyneth Paltrow was there as well
Lin Chi-ling was at the airport, attended by an assistant carrying the bags and a bodyguard to make sure no one grabbed her hat:
Braces clipped to jeans through her sweatshirt.
Yahoo China; Ifeng
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