High-end fashion designer Moschino has announced it will launch a Super Moschino collection that pays homage to the famous Nintendo character first featured in the 1985 hit video game "Super Mario Bros." The The Italian company has teamed up with Nintendo just in time for the holiday shopping season to celebrate Mario's 30th anniversary with a collection that includes t-shirts, sweaters, belts, wallets, and backpacks.
A Massachusetts Walmart shopper was shocked and upset after seeing birds sitting on top of, and pecking at packaged raw meat such as ground beef in the hypermarket's butcher's department. The woman posted a video on Facebook, added the caption that she would never buy food from the big box store again, and suggested that the Board of Health should be informed about the situation.
Chinese traffic police have reportedly handled more than 17 million cases involving road rage this year amid efforts of the world’s largest car market to train and equip its drivers with better road etiquette, the Xinhua News Agency reported.
A California company claims that it is close to developing the first-ever accurate and portable marijuana breathalyzer that can measure levels of Tetrahydrocannabinol (THC). The existing "driving while stoned" tests require a blood or urine sample to check for activities such as smoking a pot joint, but the new device would make it faster and easier to detect high and drunk drivers at police checkpoints. Other companies are also developing a cannabis breathalyzer, but Hound Labs believes its handheld product will be the first one.
The famed Taiwanese bookstore Eslite has opened its first mainland branch in Suzhou. The new store is not just a bookstore, but also a shopping complex.
A husband is threatening to take legal action for a picture that appeared online showing his wife breastfeeding her baby on the metro, according to Chinese Business View.
Xujiahui Cathedral, a century-old iconic structure in Shanghai, is set to undergo major renovation aimed at restoring its historic look, according to a Tuesday statement by the Xuhui District government, as reported by Shanghai Daily.
Advocates of HIV/AIDS prevention cite the stigma faced by gay people as a hurdle to stopping the spread of HIV/AIDS. Men who have sex with men are the most vulnerable to getting HIV/AIDS in China.
Many kids today may have impaired health owing to artificial food dyes in foodstuff they are ingesting in amounts far more than previously done, as the journal Clinical Pediatrics published.
The birthday cake photo that a Michigan woman snapped and posted on Facebook has gone viral. It features the heartwarming picture of the frosted dessert that a grocery store bakery's autistic employee decorated with a custom "Happy Birthday" message.
Organizers held an award ceremony that recognized parents and children for producing short films and plays. The stories mostly depicted family issues in China.
A deadly virus that has been killing banana trees in East Asia and Southeast Asia since the 1960s has been spreading to other continents since 2013. The fungus that cannot be killed or contained is now destroying the fruit's crops in other regions and within time will reach Latin America, where over three-fifths of the Earth's exported curved yellow fruit is grown.
Reports claim that biotech scientists are working hard in order get their genetically-modified pigs approved after the Food and Drug Administration released a ruling that allowed salmons to be genetically-engineered in order to grow twice as fast as it naturally would.
Classical Chinese novel "The Family" has been made into a dance show targeted at younger audiences. The novel tells the story of a family during the time of the civil war as they make difficult choices.
