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Thursday, January 27, 2011
Participants transport costumed
Participants transport costumed Indian figures on wheels after a reherasal for the Chingay Parade in Singapore late January 22,2011. Chingay parade is an annual street and floats parade held during the Chinese new year period in Singapore. The word Chingay means "the art of masquerade" in Chinese Hokkien dialect.
Red Chinese lantern decorations
Red Chinese lantern decorations hang in a mall for the upcoming Chinese new year celebrations early February in Singapore Wednesday, Jan. 26, 2011
Tuesday, January 25, 2011
Shah Rukh Khan smiles
Actor Shah Rukh Khan smiles as he speaks to the media during a news conference before the bollywood Zee Cine Awards at the Marina Bay Sands in Singapore January 14, 2011
Aishwarya Rai Bachchan smiles
Actress Aishwarya Rai Bachchan smiles on the red carpet of the Bollywood Zee Cine Awards at the Marina Bay Sands in Singapore January 14, 2011.
Men carry a Kavadi
SINGAPORE - JANUARY 20: Men carry a Kavadi during preparations prior to the start of the Thaipusam procession on January 20, 2011 in Singapore, Singapore. Thaipusam is a Hindu festival celebrated mostly by the Tamil community. Devotees will pray and make vows when the prayers are answered they fulfill the vows by piercing parts of their body such as their cheeks, tongues, and backs before carrying a 'Kavadi' on a four kilometre journey of faith.
A performer poses in front of a Chinese lion head
A performer poses in front of a Chinese lion head as her friend takes photo before the dress rehearsal for the Chingay parade in Singapore January 22, 2011. The word Chingay means "the art of masquerade" in Chinese Hokkien dialect. Chingay parade is an annual street and floats parade held during the Chinese new year period in Singapore.
Chinese New Year decorations hang above a street in Singapore
Chinese New Year decorations hang above a street in Singapore January 21, 2011. The Chinese characters read "may all your wishes come true". The Lunar New Year begins on February 3 and marks the start of the Year of the Rabbit, according to the Chinese zodia
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