Richard Meier Has Been Busy Building Fancy Hotels in China
He's at work on the world's first eight-star hotel.
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He's at work on the world's first eight-star hotel.
A city in China is retreating from an earlier report on its own official website that it had renamed a local mountain peak the "Avatar Hallelujah Mountain."
Plus, a bizarre restaurant extortion attempt involving a dead rat.
Well, it's actually Zhangjiajie, China. But it's as close as you're getting.
Oh, and other more important Internet things, too, we guess.
China is pulling the movie from 1,600 3-D screens. Also, says a doctor, it killed a guy.
Apparently, this sort of thing happens.
A 'visibly angry' Obama addressed the climate conference.
This holiday weekend's weapons test is a confusing referendum on the president's policy on North Korea, and offers little hint of the safest way forward.
Plus Eric Ripert's chef crush and Starbucks fails a taste test, all in our morning news roundup.
Also, China's apparel market still looks promising, and Gwyneth Paltrow's on a crazy new diet.
Also, Tom Ford plans to open a Rodeo Drive store, and 'America's Next Top Model' films twelfth-season finale in Brazil.
"Chinese people view fashion in a different way from other people. They buy the whole style, the whole look together."
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