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Category Archives: Asian Entertainment News
Entertainment: Pulitzer Prize Winner Goes to the Makings of a Suicide Bomber
Hello, daily dealer. Hello, hipster hopper. Hello, Pulitzer Prize-errr? Exactly. What in the bomb-locking-hell is a Pulitzer Prize? Ahem. And I quote from the dictionary of unforgotten facts, “The Pulitzer Prize is the award given to an individual who has … Continue reading
Person of the Day: Bangalore Baby Born Inside a Baby…Really?
Have you ever heard of a baby being born with another baby in its stomach? GoBabu didn’t even realize it was possible. At Kengeri hospital, a baby was born with a condition called “foetus in fetu” or baby within a … Continue reading
Tyler the Creator Goes Viral
The multi-talented American rapper/producer Tyler the Creator and his alternative hip hop sounds have gone viral folks. His fresh beats and vibe has gathered 159,958 Facebook shares and 186 blog posts! Not bad for a 21-year-old from Los Angeles. Talented … Continue reading
GoBabu YouTube Video of the Day: Bruce Lee Plays Ping Pong With Nunchucks and Wins
Hand eye coordination at its peak. If you haven’t seen this video, watch it and share now with your friends. You will not be disappointed. Here we have behind the scenes footage of Bruce Lee taking on two ping pong … Continue reading
Viral Video of the Day: Google Zeitgeist 2011 Year in Review
2011 was quite the year to say the least: “revolution” everywhere; first sparking in Tunisia, symbolized by a burning man, straight into Greece then morphing into an anti-climatic Occupy Wall Street Movement, bearing no face; anonymous. Mother nature too walked … Continue reading
GoBabu Asian Photo of the Day — Would you ride a man-powered ferris wheel?
Hey, I understand hopping in a taxi to get to point B. I even understand having someone push my back on a swing. And I totally understand having another man “spotting” me at the gym; but, this? Would you ride … Continue reading
Asian Fact of the Day — Japan and the word “No.”
False. The Japanese word for “No” (eeyai) is banned from the Japanese language. Questions should be asked of Japanese citizens that don’t lead to the word ‘no’. So if you’re travelling in Japan, don’t ask someone if they know where … Continue reading
