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She seemed to have everything a girl could ask for: a sports car, designer clothes and memberships in the most exclusive clubs in Singapore, all paid for by her doting parents. What more do you give a 19-year-old daughter? If you were the parents of Vivian (not her real name), you would give her a surgical makeover package.
Chinese officials in Kunming have ordered two fake Apple shops to close because the stores did not have official business permits.
Young Asian readers seeking the thrill of ghouls and haunted houses no longer turn only to Western favorites to satisfy their itch. Asia's answer to the record-selling British boy wizard Harry Potter is the Mr Midnight series of books. The appeal, says author Jim Aitchison, is the books' ability to address an Asian child's values and sensibilities.
Asian shoppers with an eye for glamour and a wallet for luxury are off to Singapore, where stars such as Gaultier, Ferragamo and Calvin Klein headline the annual fashion festival that begins on Friday. The 10-day showcase brings together international catwalk stars and local designers.
Chinese officials in Kunming have ordered two fake Apple shops to close because the stores did not have official business permits.
She seemed to have everything a girl could ask for: a sports car, designer clothes and memberships in the most exclusive clubs in Singapore, all paid for by her doting parents. What more do you give a 19-year-old daughter? If you were the parents of Vivian (not her real name), you would give her a surgical makeover package.
Young Asian readers seeking the thrill of ghouls and haunted houses no longer turn only to Western favorites to satisfy their itch. Asia's answer to the record-selling British boy wizard Harry Potter is the Mr Midnight series of books. The appeal, says author Jim Aitchison, is the books' ability to address an Asian child's values and sensibilities.
Asian shoppers with an eye for glamour and a wallet for luxury are off to Singapore, where stars such as Gaultier, Ferragamo and Calvin Klein headline the annual fashion festival that begins on Friday. The 10-day showcase brings together international catwalk stars and local designers.
