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As adverts go, it is certainly eye-catching. But whether it is tasteful to use a lingerie-clad Princess Diana lookalike to sell underwear is another matter entirely.

This bizarre promotion, which urges consumers to ‘Feel the Romance of British Royalty’, has been splashed across billboards in China by a lingerie company called Jealousy International.

And to mark the anniversary of Diana’s death on August 31, 1997 – caused by a road accident in Paris – the lingerie company unveiled the new range at Shenzhen airport in southern China.

While in Britain the date was marked by admirers leaving some 30 bouquets of flowers outside Kensington Palace, it was a contrasting scene in Shenzhen.

The model posing as Diana is shown in her bra and knickers, and depicted holding a cello and bow as she casts her eyes down towards a young child.

A British journalist who happened to see the images this morning was appalled. Sam Chambers said: ‘I was just going to collect my baggage from the carousel when I saw it flash up on a rolling advertising screen and couldn’t quite believe what I was seeing.’

Mr Chambers, who is originally from Kent, but has worked in China for a decade, added: ‘I thought, surely not, because it was rolling quite quickly. So I waited to check when it came up again and, sure enough, there was an image of Diana.

‘It’s all the more striking because today is the anniversary of her death.’

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This young, arising model, Kayo Sato, has revealed that she is actually a he.

Fashion model, game presenter, and cosplayer, Kayo Sato (a.k.a Kayo Police), revealed her true gender.

After rumors of the model’s gender persisted, the 22-year-old felt that she needed to come clean…on TV. She recently announced on a TV show that she is indeed actually a man. Kayo is popular on Nico Nico as an assistant presenter on the Nico video game show.

Kayo said that she moved away from her hometown so that nobody would recognize her, and then started to live as a woman under a different name. After she moved, Kayo was scouted by a modeling agency and started work as a female model. No one at the agency suspected anything.

Kayo says that she is all natural, so she didn’t get plastic surgery to look like she does, and she owes much of her success to her talent in applying make-up. Even though Kayo is really a man, with the current boom of boys crossdressing/cosplaying as their female counterparts, Kayo shouldn’t have a problem staying in her current position. In fact, now that she’s come out, she’ll probably gain more male fans.

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They are earning big bucks from Youtube!

US satirist Shane Dawson made $315,000 (£203,000) from his films, which have amassed 431.7m hits in the past year, according to tracking site TubeMogul.

Other self-made comedy acts on the list include The Annoying Orange, at two, and a teenager behind helium-voiced character Fred.

Their incomes are made through advertising revenue on the website.

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No photo this time.

GUELPH, Ont. — There were a few stares in Guelph, Ont., Saturday as a small group of women went topless.

They staged an event that was aimed at encouraging women to be comfortable in going topless in places where men can go shirtless.

About 50 observers — mostly male — showed up waiting for the first woman to take off her top.

Only a handful of women did so in the first hour, but later on a few dozen women and men were naked from the waist up, dancing and laughing.

They weren’t deterred by some male onlookers wearing dark glasses, some armed with cameras.

Organizers Andrea Crinklaw and Lindsay Webb, both University of Guelph students, say women may have the legal freedom to be topless in public, but they don’t have the social freedom.

In 1996, Ontario’s appeal court made it legal for women to be bare-chested in public when it overturned a charge against a University of Guelph student who was arrested for being topless in public

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Dare you eat?

Teams of chefs cooked up bull, boar, camel and kangaroo in a remote Serbian mountain village a the seventh annual World Testicle Cooking Championship.

The food, politely called “white kidneys” in Serbian, is believed to be rich in testosterone. In the Balkans, it is considered to help men’s libido.

“This festival is all about fun, food and bravery,” said Ljubomir Erovic, the Serbian chef and testicles gourmand specialist who organises the bizarre cooking festival and has published a testicle cookery book.

“The bulls’ testicles are the best, goulash style,” said last year’s winner Zoltan Levai, stirring a metal pot heated by a wood fire and filled with vegetables and large testicles that he said were provided from a state-run slaughter house.

The festival – which includes dishes like testicle pizza and testicles in béchamel sauce flavoured with a variety of herbs found in the region.

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Roger Federer!

Due to some stupid argument recently.

PETALING JAYA: The website of the National Institute of Public Administration (Intan) has suffered a cyber attack believed to be by Indonesian hackers.

The website is believed to have been inactive since Monday, 6.54pm as shown on its cached version when checked yesterday.

It had also been violated with profanity.

A minute after the website was accessed, a green cursor trail will appear on the page stating that it had been “hacked by vires-kucrit”.

This is followed by a pop-up referring to the National Day celebration albeit in obscene language.

Calls for comments from the Intan public relations officer or its director Datuk Dr Muhamad Hamzah went unanswered.

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This one is even more stupid, attacked a blogpot site of a Toaist temple.

GEORGE TOWN: The blog of a 120-year-old Taoist temple here has become a victim of a cyber attack by a person claiming to be an Indonesian hacker.

The hacking of the Poh Hock Seah Temple’s blog, pohhockseah.blogspot.com, was believed to have been done even before the cyber attack on the National Institute of Public Administration’s (Intan) website, also believed to be by Indonesians.

Poh Hock Seah president Datuk Lim Chooi Beng said the temple committee came to know about the cyber attack on Sunday when the hacker altered their webmaster’s password and answered to their “secret questions”.

“The site was also violated with profanities and the hacker threatened to go after the accounts of all Malaysians,” he told a press conference at the temple on Armenian Street here yesterday after announcing the grand Tua Pek Kong (God of Prosperity) birthday celebration to be held from Sept 30 to Oct 2 in conjunction with the temple’s 120th anniversary.

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So sexy. Would you pay for the wash?

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No condom used, this is serious.

The porn film industry has come under fire from Aids campaigners, who have filed a complaint against adult entertainment mogul Larry Flynt.

The Aids Healthcare Foundation (AHF) has submitted an official complaint in California because Flynt’s actors are not required to use condoms.

AHF president Michael Weinstein said it was “our duty to pursue action on the issue of safety in the workplace”.

A spokesman for Mr Flynt said he delivered “what the consumer wants”.

Michael Klein, president of Larry Flynt Productions, said: “We won’t budge when it comes to condomless productions.”

Federal law requires that all porn actors are tested for HIV 30 days before the start of filming.

Mr Klein said the company adhered to those standards and that none of the actors they used had ever tested positive.

The AHF said it had studied 100 films made by Mr Flynt’s company and a condom was seen to be used in one single scene.

It said the movies demonstrated unsafe, “potentially life-threatening” behaviour.

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Good money, easy money.

An study of the industry showed that the majority of dancers were attracted into the profession by the money, with all the women interviewed having finished school and gained some qualifications.

The average dancer took home £232 per shift after paying commission and fees to the nightclub where they worked.

Most dancers worked two to four shifts a week – giving them annual incomes of between £24,000 and £48,000 a year.

Many were aspiring actresses, models and artists who hoped to use lap dancing as a lucrative platform for breaking into their desired industry.

Unemployed arts graduates who had who had been unable to enter their ideal careers since university also made up a sizeable proportion of the lap dancers interviewed.

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