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Could this part-time McDonald’s worker in Taiwan become the next Alex from Target?

The stunning, porcelain-doll-faced gal, who has earned the unofficial title of “McDonald’s Goddess” to go along with her adorable nickname, WeiWei, appears in a series of workplace photos that reportedly have folks rushing to the fast-food joint for a gander at her.

The Taipei City restaurant should be used to this kind of attention by now, since Wei Han Xu and her fellow burger slingers have been dressing as maids, cheerleaders and other cosplay favorites for the last few years. WeiWei, a student and aspiring model who could easily double as an anime character, has seen a jump in her Facebook and Instagram followings—now about 150,000 fans combined—since the snapshots made their way to social media. She’s also snagged a few appearances on local variety and talk shows.

But she has yet to reach the lofty heights of Texas teenager Alex, with his 1.9 million Instagram and 750,000 Twitter followers. That poor kid, though, had to hide in the stockroom after his photo, shot surreptitiously and posted on Tumblr, went viral. (His managers at Target said there were too many lovesick girls creating chaos in the place.)

Despite her notoriety, or maybe because of it, WeiWei is still, by all accounts, working the front counter.

Even innocuous topics have become controversial for Wikipedia editors from China, Taiwan and Hong Kong, and compounding the issue are language differences.

Focus sur cet hôtel très original baptisé The Eden, et situé à Taïwan. Il offre un chambre « Batcave » entièrement centré autour de la thématique de Batman. Un univers Dc Comics très présent avec une décoration complète dont la présence d’une réplique de la célèbre Batmobile. Plus d’images dans la suite.

Taipei will enjoy IMAX digital protection technology as IMAX Corporation and VieShow Cinemas have come to terms in opening an IMAX® theatre in its Sun Cinemas multiplex in the city of Taipei. The installation is scheduled to be completed to take advantage of IMAX’s robust 2009 Hollywood slate. The deal continues IMAX’s international expansion momentum.

There are currently 75 IMAX theatres scheduled to be operating in Asia by 2012. To date, IMAX has signed contracts for more than 200 IMAX digital projection systems worldwide, with 46 currently in operation and at least 115 scheduled to be in operation by year end.

“The economics of IMAX’s digital projection system, combined with the increase in Hollywood content being released in IMAX’s format, made the decision to get into the IMAX business easy. We’re very excited to install the system during the first quarter, with the goal of offering our customers most of this year’s strong IMAX film slate.”

(Source) PR Newswire

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