In 1980 Shanghai had no skyscrapers. It now has at least 4,000 — more than twice as many as New York. 'This is Shanghai' explores the diversities and eccentricities of the metropolis that is Shanghai going beyond the famous skyline. Photographer Rob Whitworth and urban identity expert JT Singh joined forces combining deep city exploration and pioneering filmmaking. 'This is Shanghai' is a roller coaster ride seamlessly weaving between the iconic, sparkling and mismatched buildings of the financial district travelling by boat and taxi touring Shanghai's impressive infrastructure whilst glimpsing some of the lesser-known aspects of Shanghai life such as the lower stratum areas or the stunning graffiti of Moganshan road. And of course there is the opportunity to try some of the vast variety of street food and Shanghai's most popular homegrown delicacy, the pan-fried pork dumplings, the shengjian bao. Wherever you travel in Shanghai the cities skyline is always present. The looming silhouette of the almost constructed Shanghai Tower now dominates and perfectly encapsulates the new heights this city is yet to reach. Once completed, in 2014, it will be the tallest building in China and the second tallest in the world after the Burj Khalifa in Dubai

Most of China's 'gutter oil' winds up in cheap restaurants and among street food vendors.

Amazing UFO Videos Submitted To Thirdphaseofmoon From Around The World October 2013!

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Drunk guy becomes uncontrollably drunk!! We all can relate to this, everyone gets drunk one way or another in their lifetimes, but this guy took a step beyond.

Adorable two year old lists the reasons she loves her mother In a video that has been viewed more than 230,000 times, two-year-old Claire lists all the reasons why her mommy is the 'greatest mommy.'

Fearless London traffic warden places ticket on Hillary Clinton's Mercedes - despite FIVE security agents ordering him to leave Westminster City Council warden puts penalty notice on her Mercedes Clinton was attending an event at Chatham House to pick up an award Given £80 fine for failing to buy a ticket while parked in £3.30/hour bay Photographer claims he saw one agent flashing his badge to warden Councillor: 'We have to be fair to everyone, regardless of their status'

Schoolgirl, 18, pretended to be a boy called Scott for THREE AND A HALF YEARS to get another teenage girl into bed and take her virginity

What appears to be an Egyptian mummy, discovered by a 10-year-old boy in northern Germany in his grandmother's attic, is to be examined to determine if it is the actual remains of an ancient Egyptian relic. Alexander Kettler lives in Diepholz with his family and found the mummy in a sarcophagus nearby what may be replicas of a death mask and a canopic jar, which ancient Egyptians used to retain human organs. His father Lutz Wolfgang is a dentist whose late father undertook a journey to North Africa around 60 years ago, at a time when genuine mummies were still bought and sold. He maintains that the attic mummy must have been sitting in the attic for at least 40 years. The Kettlers told the Bild newspaper they plan to drive the mummy, which does not have an unpleasant odor they say, to Berlin where it can be properly examined by local experts. Kettler said: "It's only the question if it's real or not. Yes, and so we have to do more examinations to find it out."

The Atlantis Bahamas Paradise Island Aquaventure Water Park at Nassau in the Bahamas. The water park has 18 slides multiple pools and a mile of float river to float on. The leap of faith at the Mayan Temple is the most exciting water ride with its slide ending in a pool of sharks. One scene in the video shows the feeding of the sharks in the shark tank at the bottom of the slide.