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Check out my pink berries in my new film, Shanghai Baby

It’s been so long that DaDump almost forgot what her day job was. In a surprise move, Chinese exhibitionist film star Bai Ling is set to star in the film “Shanghai Baby” based on the best-selling book by banned novelist (Zhou) Wei Hui.

It’s a huge departure for Bai as the story is one of sexual liberation in modern China. It will feature a Chinese woman who is torn between her oriental traditions and her lust for a Western lifestyle as seen in the numerous nude scenes and sex romps.

Perhaps all those wardrobe malfunctions and kooky red carpet behavior was in fact preparation for this role. Or maybe she was just typecast as the promiscuous clothes shedding cultural misfit.

In any event, Ling’s character must also choose between two men - one in Shanghai, China, and one in Berlin, Germany.

Check out the trailer of Bai Ling and her Pink Berries in Shanghai Baby below…

A while back it was reported that Daniel Radcliffe would be going nude and blinding horses with a metal spike in Equus. The first shots of Daniel Ra…,oh sorry that’s his birth name, Harry Potter naked with one lucky horse have surfaced. Click the banner for a slightly larger pic. In an article, it says the director, Thea Sharrock, was surprisingly impressed with his physique.

Pugh told the Evening Standard: “We had never seen him with clothes off before. We all went, ‘wow’. Thea went, ‘Oh my God.’

Quite an impressive physique indeed. All the 15-year-old boys would be envious. The guy seriously needs a trim. It wouldn’t be shocking if a silver back gorilla jumped out of that happy trail. More pictures here including one with him and his girlfriend.

Update: Even more pictures of Daniel Radcliffe naked. With a horse. And a woman.

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Rob Wilson / 10:38 pm April 24th, 2006

From the OotC China desk: according to this report, Shanghai is about to get a “National Space Theme Park”.

The theme park will be China’s answer to NASA’s Kennedy Space Center in Florida, minus the launch pad. Pujiang Town will be the site of the park, which will include a space museum and a resort, the officials said. “Visitors to the park will be able to experience various exciting astronaut training facilities,” said Zeng Fanlong, an official of the Shanghai Bureau of Astronautics. Zeng added the interactive features will include a multi-axis trainer and a low gravity simulator so that visitors can experience what it feels like to be in space.

A space theme park in China. You could even say that such a thing is a low-level form of space tourism, without too much of a reach. Well, space-themed tourism, perhaps. Interesting.