This week we need need your help producing the Beijing Olympics movie. Centre-stage: two men in Speedos... ...full story at Guardian Blogs
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| 22 Aug 08 |
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08 Olympics: Volleyball + Pole Vault babes, Jamaican Runners »
YouTube video Here are my thoughts on the 2008 Beijing Olympics... Kerri Walsh and Misty May-Treanor become Girls Gone Wild. Why can't men's volleyball players wear speedos? Jamaican runners rule! Sacramone is cool. Dara Torres rocks! |
| 19 Sep 08 |
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Director Zhang ready to relax » People's Daily He might have directed several blockbusters, but none of them was as demanding as producing the opening and closing ceremonies for the Beijing Olympics and Paralympics, movie director Zhang Yimou said earlier this week. "I have never used so many... |
| 03 Sep 08 |
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An Olympic Evaluation » China Beat By Eric SetzekornWith the Olympics already more than a week in the past, life in Beijing is slowly returning to normal. The Chinese government appears to have achieved what it wanted, producing an overwhelming show to awe foreign and domestic audiences... |
| 15 Jul 08 |
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China opens the Olympic media centre » Guardian Blogs Here are some of the staff who will greet journalists at the Beijing Olympics press centre, which was formally opened yesterday. It's the largest media centre in Olympic history and is conjoined with two official media hotels. It has... |
| 29 Jul 08 |
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Rain ready to freshen the Olympics city » Shanghai Daily RAIN may bring some fresh air to Beijing ending a week of murky and "slightly polluted" skies in the Chinese capital with the Olympics due to start in more than a week. There was a shower in Beijing last night,... |
| 31 Jul 08 |
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Olympics: Web censorship remains » Guardian Blogs The International Olympic Committee (IOC) has conceded that China will not lift its internet curbs despite its previous promises. Since the Beijing press centre opened last week reporters have been unable to access scores of online pages, including the... |
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