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Here are our favorite stories, podcasts, and videos from around the Web for the week of April 27.

• Photo editor Juliana Jiménez Jaramillo likes …
  “Rent-a-Foreigner in China” by David Borenstein, New York Times
  “White people pose as celebrities for housing devs in China to boost flagging property sales.”

• Staff writer Jamelle Bouie likes …
  “Game of Fear” by Zachary Jason, Boston magazine
  “Boston magazine profiles the monster who helped spark ‘Gamergate.’ ”

• Assistant editor Miriam Krule likes …
  “Crying It Out in Japan” by Patrick St. Michel, Atlantic
  “Bets on which Brooklyn bar will host the first communal rui-katsu, or ‘tear seeking’?”

• Science and health editor Laura Helmuth likes …
  “Announcing the 2015 Audubon Photography Awards” by the editors at Audubon
  “The Audubon bird photography awards. Just gorgeous.”

• The Slate Group chairman Jacob Weisberg likes …
  “Charlie Hebdo: Why Is Solidarity So Difficult for Some Writers?” by Padraig Reidy, Little Atoms
  “A good piece on Little Atoms about why PEN is right in honoring Charlie Hebdo.”