NEW YORK – It may feel like looking into the mirror for Bill O’Reilly and Stephen Colbertnext week. The Fox News Channel host and Colbert, who has essentially based his comic character every evening on Comedy Central on him, will trade appearances on each other’s programs Jan. 18.
Yang Huimin, a 28-year-old man from Central China’s Henan Province, had what he thought was a pimple on face when he was 4. But during the next 24 years, the small swelling grew bigger and bigger, eventually covering the entire left side of his face.
A 19-hour operation on Yang’s abnormal skull ended successfully yesterday at the Beijing-based No 304 Hospital of the Chinese People’s Liberation Army, chief surgeon Li Anmin told China Daily yesterday.
Yang, who went to Beijing from Henan in February for treatment, said his biggest wish after the operations is to find a wife. He had seldom stepped outside his home during the past 20 years.
Move over scratch ‘n’ sniff, the coolest stamps on sale are now lick and taste.
New stamps to celebrate the Chinese year of the pig not only show the animals but also taste of them.
When you scratch the front of the porcine postage stamps, the ‘tasty aroma’ of sweet and sour pork is released. Lick the back and you can taste the famous Chinese dish, too.
The stamps have gone on sale in China ahead of their New Year, which falls on February 18.
For the fans of the video game Halo, here’s a music video of the game set to Bohemian Rhapsody.
