HOME THURSDAY APRIL 22, 2004





LIFE
STEPPING into 2004, joy and optimism have become the defining sentiment in design works and jewellery is no exception.
 
Life Style
  • Lil' Kim faces perjury rap
    HIP-hop artist Lil' Kim will go on trial in November on charges she lied to a grand jury investigating a 2001 shootout involving members of her entourage outside a Manhattan radio station.
Fashion
  • Gold inspiration sweet hereafter
    STEPPING into 2004, joy and optimism have become the defining sentiment in design works and jewellery is no exception.
  • Everlasting service
    THE Everlasting Spa will present a series of spa services to suit both women and men. Japanese acupressure massage involves the application of finger tip pressure to energy points on the body in order to stimulate the flow of energy and promote good health. While Swedish aromatic massage helps work aromatic oils into the muscle and soft tissue and relieve people of stress and tension. In addition, aroma anti-stress back, ear & facial treatment, hot stone foot massage and traditional Chinese massage are also available in the new outlet at 380 Shaanxi Beilu. The new outlet is especially set up on the 1st floor for men's foot and body massage. A fitness facial for men will cleanse hydrate, moisten and refresh the skin.
Health
  • Stool screening for cancer
    LONDON - Doctors may soon be able to save lives by checking stool samples for evidence of cancer.
  • Friends, lovers lower heart attack risk
    LONDON - Don't knock your friends: they could save your life.
  • Heavy drinking hurts
    WASHINGTON - Heavy social drinkers show the same pattern of brain damage as hospitalized alcoholics - enough to impair day-to-day functioning, US researchers said recently.
  • BRIEFS
    Older kidneys, OK
  • The magic of fungus
    WASHINGTON - Supplements made from a Chinese fungus may help older and out-of-shape people feel a bit more energized, corporate researchers said on Monday.
Feature
  • Adding value to mobiles
    FOR Asia's hip and swanky people, carrying a mobile phone with a cracked screen and a tatty plastic cover is tantamount to a crime against fashion.
  • Britons go 'toothing' for hi-tech sex with strangers
    BRITISH commuters take note - the respectable person sitting next to you on the train fumbling with their cell phone might be a "toother" looking for sex with a stranger.
Travel
  • Mianshan-a holy mountain burnt into the memory
    THE history of Mianshan in North China's Shanxi Province has been mainly related to two huge conflagrations.
  • Longhua fair adds `lustre to the dragon'
    IN the 400-year history of the temple fairs held in the Longhua Temple, only on two occasions has it been halted - once during the "cultural revolution" (1966-76) and the second time was last year during the SARS outbreak.
  • sanxingdui relics on parade for mask festival
    WHEN she left Chengdu for her home country of England on the expiry of her teaching contract at Sichuan University a few weeks ago, Caroline Portsmouth regretted that she would not be attending the opening ceremony of the Sanxingdui International Mask Festival on May 1.
  • Century Park tunes up for a music carnival
    TIRED of exhausting yourself by rushing to and from train stations and airports and not being able to have intimate but quick contact with Mother Nature over the May day holiday?
What's on
  • Listings
    Exhibition
  • Disney On Ice
    The most popular Disney cartoon figures including Mickey Mouse, Beauty and the Beast, Snow White, The Little Mermaid and Cinderella will present a figure skating show as Shanghai enters the hot months of summer.
  • Ned Kelly
    Director: Gregor Jordan
  • Jumping to New Jazz
    LOCAL and overseas musicians are heading to town for the Shanghai-Interna tional Jazz Week from May 2 to 6 and fans will be brought up to date with the latest musical trend in the genre - the "New Jazz".
  • Top country band to rock city
    THE Front Porch Country Band, which occupied highest place on the American Country Song Top Ten Billboard last year, will give one concert in the city next month.

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