 Graffiti Artists "Bomb" Beijing
Graffiti as an art form has been around for a number of years in Western countries and throughout much of Europe. |  Celebrating Christmas in Beijing
How do people in China celebrate Christmas? What aspect of Christmas do the Chinese focus on when it comes to celebrating the Christian holiday invented to recognize the birth of Jesus Christ? |
 Reading in the Internet Age
A big question that keeps coming up nowadays in China is just how technology has affected the reading habits of the Chinese. |  Culture Yard: China Through Cinema
Rob and Karen indulge their well-known love of movies by visiting Culture Yard. |
 Horses in Inner Mongolia
On the grasslands of Inner Mongolia horses have been prized and valued animals for centuries. |  Bruce Lee Biopic Premieres in Hong Kong
The stars of the new biopic, "Bruce Lee, My Brother" toasted the film as it premiered in Hong Kong, Thursday November 11, 2010. |
 Previously Unreleased Jackson Track is Online
Michael Jackson's previously unreleased single "Breaking News" is being streamed on michalejackson.com. |  US Library- Does the Digital Era Spell the End of Traditional Libraries?
The good old-fashioned book could soon be a thing of the past, even in university libraries. |
 5 New Games for Xbox 360's Kinect System Unveiled
The Xbox 360 Kinect allows players to control games via voice commands and movements -- without holding anything in their hands. |  YouTube Exhibition
After more than 23,000 submissions and countless double-clicks, the results are in for YouTube's "biennial of creative video." |
 US Rock Band Goes Viral with Only IPhones
Armed only with iPhones, the inventive rock band Atomic Tom has gone viral by way of the New York subway. |  Tiananmen Square in Peony on National Day Holiday
To celebrate the 61st anniversary of the PRC, Tiananmen Square will be decorated with a large scale Peony parterre. |
 2,000 years on, Beijing Opera still Delights Audiences
Beijing Opera springs from ancient mythology, starting around 2,000 years ago. |  [Interview] 2010 International Friendship City Conference: Jincheng & Cacadu
Jincheng of Shanxi Province in China has agreed to become the sister city of the district of Cacadu in South Africa on September 8th. |
 Confucius Cultural Week
The Confucius Cultural Week at UNESCO is a unique opportunity in France to understand Confucian culture. |  Summer Chillin'
The weather gods have bestowed upon us an unbearable sweltering heat in Beijing. |
 Summer Camp Teaches Chinese Language and Culture to Teenagers Worldwide
Hosted by BLCU, the premier Chinese university for foreigners looking to improve their Chinese language and culture skills, the camp provides a brand new learning style for teenagers worldwide. |  Angelina Jolie Premieres Salt in Moscow
Hollywood star Angelina Jolie was in Moscow on Sunday night for the premiere of her latest movie, the spy thriller "Salt." |
 Lang Lang To Tickle the Ivories in Central Park
Lang Lang helps kick off the New York Philharmonic's famous Concerts in the Park series on July 13, 2010. |  "Guitar Hero" Drops Pop, Gets Metal Focus
The US video game "Guitar Hero" franchise returns to its roots with metal-focused "Warriors of Rock," due out this fall. |
 14th Annual Webby Awards in NYC
The 14th Annual Webbys, an award ceremony honoring Internet achievements, took place in New York City earlier this week. |  Music Concert for Dogs
Recently, dogs in Sydney got a chance to hear a concert. |
 President Obama, Sir Paul McCartney and A Gershwin at the White House
Sir Paul McCartney was awarded the dual honor of performing at the White House and receiving the Gershwin Prize from President Obama himself. |  R.I.P. Dennis Hopper
Hopper died early Saturday morning at his house in Venice, California, surrounded by friends and family. |
 World Premiere of 'Sex and the City 2'
A-list stars walk the red carpet in New York City for the world premiere of the much-anticipated "Sex and the City 2." |  Reel China Movie 1
In "Reel China",Rob takes a look at the week's movie news in China. |
 Chinese Boy Impersonates Michael Jackson
Michael Jackson's spirit appears to be living on in the dance moves of a 4-year-old Chinese boy. |  "Countdown to Zero" Receives Special Screening at Cannes
"Countdown to Zero" is a stunning documentary about the escalating global nuclear arms crisis. |
 Big Winners at Classical Brit Awards 2010
The Classical Brit Awards were established in 2001 to recognize outstanding achievements of classical musicians and the growth of classical music sales in the United Kingdom. |  Michael Lynche Eliminated on American Idol
Michael Lynche, the "American Idol" contestant and new dad who used up the judges' save last month has been eliminated from the Fox show's Top 3. |
