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"My erroneous words and deeds angered and saddened the Chinese people, and I sincerely apologise for this," she said in a statement issued by Dior China and sent to AFP on Thursday. "I'm willing to participate in any earthquake relief activity and to do my utmost to help Chinese people affected by the disaster," she added. Dior China still dropped her after local outrage to her vile comments.

Well, Sharon Stone, looking the part of a Prozac popper, has done her part in showing the world that you don't have to be smart to be popular. As the headline states - she essentially calls the death of 70,000+ Chinese "karma" for how China has treated Tibet.

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A panoramic photo taken a few days ago of the Stone City fortress in Taxkorgan, Xinjiang near the Chinese border with Tajikistan, Afghanistan, and Pakistan.

Sanlu representative issues public apology & bows to consumers hurt by its melamine milk powder. Recent government test results show 22 brands contain melamine.

Lee Kuan Yew ponders Sinapore's return to the motherland - but that isn't China.

Chinese netizens create and use Photoshops making jokes about Sanlu, Yili, Mengniu, and other brands related to the China melamine baby milk powder controversy.

HOT ROCKS! Not knowing what they had actually bought, the tourists sliced off a piece of the stone and took it to experts from Beijing's Tsinghua University. After identifying the souvenir as a piece of depleted uranium, the scientists called the police.

Animals, drinks, radio equipment, and banners and oversized flags will also be prohibited…

What’s to say? August in Beijing: a seething cauldron of humidity and trace elements and no water to wash it all down with. Lunacy. Total fucking lunacy.

Baidu issues full statement denying censoring negative search results related to Sanlu and the melamine milk powder incident. Chinese netizens remain skeptical.