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...Here & There TAIWAN Is it hot in this parliament, or is it just us? On the heels of politician Chu Mei-feng's personal Sex, Lies & Videotape, yet another Taiwanese official is getting down and dainty. Popular 41-year-old MP Yu Yueh-hsia (left) will pose for the Chinese-language edition of Playboy, not naked but in a fetchingly low-cut evening gown. Yu says the magazine pursued her for two years, but it was her daughter who persuaded her to appear. She adds that she will go naked only when she turns 60. To which we can only...
...girlfriend having sex with another man. A friend then sold the tape to a tabloid, which gave copies to readers in December. Last week, prosecutors filed invasion-of-privacy charges against Tsai Jen-Chien, Kuo Yu-Ling and nine newspaper staffers. The ex-girlfriend, reporter-turned-politician Chu Mei-Feng, published a tell-all book last week and has topped Web portal Lycos' list of most popular search terms for two weeks...
Producers Are Nuts. They used to dictate exhaustive memos; now they pace their feng shui'd offices barking into their headsets. Producers try to explain this odd craft or dodge in the hour-long Hello, He Lied (recently on AMC), a show whose frenetic pace mimics the job description: run fast and get nowhere. And never humiliate anyone so horribly that you can't get a favor from him tomorrow. Producer Lynda Obst, on whose book the series is based, is the host of this hectic how-to--as in "How to Make a Rotten Movie That Grosses...
Michael tries to keep most work-related items outside of the room so as not to disturb the vibe he has so carefully crafted. However, when asked if the ideas of Feng Shui provided guidance in décor, the creator was quick to respond, “oh no, I’m not a crunchy hippie, I just think there are things you can do to make your environment more pleasant.” These things apparently include fifty pounds of marble, 22 yards of fabric, and a well-stocked bar. This relaxation guru is also very much...
...most intriguing ways to interpret a child's needs is through feng shui, the ancient Chinese art of arranging a person's belongings to place her in harmony with her nature and surroundings. Nancilee Wydra, author of Feng Shui for Children's Spaces, explains that childhood is already such a "yang," or active, state that parents need to balance it with "yin" spaces and objects, such as small hiding places and low beds. (For more, visit nancileewydra.com...