Army of ice sculptures invade Chile campus

An army of about one thousand statues has been placed on the steps of the University of Chile Law School, drawing a large crowd of curious onlookers.

Marilyn Monroe's death still a mystery 50 years on‎

It's exactly 50 years since hollywood icon Marilyn Monroe died from a drugs overdose. A death that was widely suspected as suicide.

Creative industries in UK

Britain's Trade and Industry Department is capitalising on the Olympic Games to attract foreign investment. As series of events is being held in London to showcase the country's investment potential. Among them are the the creative industries. But what do film, fashion, music and the like have to offer the foreign investor.

Photographer Mario Testino's first exhibition in China

Photographer Mario Testino is enjoying a double celebration, not just 30 years of taking the most memorable images of our time, but also his first ever exhibition in China.

Fans brave long queue for Chinese masterpiece

2-Michelin-star chef: special oyster

Chef Michel Portos will serve up an indulgent 7-course menu at Cepe restaurant at the Ritz-Carlton on Beijing’s Financial Street from Aug. 27 to Sept. 3.

Best recycled vuvuzela design winner

Love them or hate them, "vuvuzelas" came into global consciousness during the 2010 FIFA World Cup in South Africa.

Ceramic artists converge in Fuping

The 3rd International Ceramic Art Magazine Editors Symposium opened in Fuping Ceramic Art Village of Shaanxi province on Monday.

Art believed destroyed by Nazis found in Berlin

Nearly a dozen sculptures considered by the Nazis to "degenerate" artwork have been unearthed during construction near Berlin's city hall.

Lady GaGa wins at MTV Europe Music Awards

Lady Gaga has won three prizes at this year's MTV Europe Music Awards, claiming Best Female, Song, and Pop honors just one year after taking the best new act prize.