Henry sets up two goals, gets two on-field greeters

HOUSTON, Texas - French star Thierry Henry was grabbed and jumped upon by two spectators who ran from the stands during the New York Red Bulls' 2-2 Major League Soccer draw with the 10-man Houston Dynamo on Saturday.

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Webber wins to take the F1 lead

Drive-through penalty sinks Vettel's hopes, Schumacher under investigation for late pass

Kevin Garnett unmoved by 'Big Three' hype

BEIJING - It's tempting to envision the glory the Miami Heat's new and ambitious "Big Three" can achieve given the accomplishments of the Boston Celtics' latest "Big Three".

Yankees deal for pitcher and slugger

NEW YORK - The reigning World Series champion New York Yankees completed deals for Houston slugger Lance Berkman and Cleveland pitcher Kerry Wood ahead of Major League Baseball's non-waiver trade deadline on Saturday.

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Lu cuisine samplers

Don't be put off by the name Hai Shen Wang or Wang's Sea Cucumber. Even if you are not a particular fan of the sea slug, elegantly re-named beche de mer by the French, this restaurant is actually a good spot to try out classic Lu or Shandong cuisine.

Big toys for big boys

In China for business and forgot to bring your golf clubs and pool cues? Don't fret, Shi Yingying tells you how to scratch that itch.

Cheers! It's a sparkling Shiraz

Good champagne is irreplaceable, but if you cannot get one due to restraints on supply or economics, don't settle for an inferior substitute. Instead, run to where they rack the red wines and choose a sparkling Shiraz.

Follow footprints to the past

The Pavilion of Footprint demonstrates the evolution of urban life in human civilizations with ancient Roman city walls, China's first icebox and a smoke filtering lantern.

Getting nose jobs to land jobs

Plato postulated about the golden proportions of beauty, the "magic ratios" that make a face pleasing to the eye. A golden visage is one with a width two-thirds of its length and a nose "no longer than the distance between the eyes."

Everybody wants luxury, but not at any price

If you've ever walked into any of the familiar looking Western luxury brand stores around Beijing, chances are you've walked straight back out again when noticing the less familiar prices. Luxury goods are unbelievably high-priced in Beijing, due to a combination of high tax and store owners desperate to exploit the immodest egos of Beijing's new money.