Nikki Sotelo

I’m not sure how many people Nikki Sotelo is going to appeal to on here, but she definitely appealed to me when I saw her sexy curves on Instagram. I hope some of you guys like Nikki as well.

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Doannie Nguyen

Doannie Nguyen is a model that pops up now and then. She's an interesting and rare mix of Mexican and Vietnamese. She doesn't have a large modeling profile, but I wouldn't be surprised to see more of her soon.

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Asian Women Thinspo or Pro Ana

There's a strange trend that's happened online over the past few years known as "Thinspo," short for "Thinspiration." Those that follow it believe that they're using photos of ultra thin women as motivation to lose weight. Opponents believe that it's simply another term for pro-ana, and it promotes anorexia, which is of course obscenely unhealthy.

Because Asian women are often naturally skinny, many of the photos are "Asian Thinspo" photos - especially Korean women and runway models - because they tend to be stick thin and are not generally associated with anorexia.

Below are varying degrees of thinspo. Some models, like the one at the top, seem perfectly healthy to me. Others, as you can see if you search for "Thinspo" online or browse sites like this, look much less healthy.

So, questions for the audience:

- How do you feel about ultra skinny women?
- What do you think about "Thinspo"? Is it anorexia disguised or a motivational tool?
- Is there a difference to you between the women that are naturally skinny and those that are starving themselves? What about in attraction?

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Calamity Chang

When American burlesque was in its heyday, Asian striptease performers were practically unheard of. However, with the emergence of "neo-burlesque" in the mid-1990s, a few Asian ladies have taken to the stage, doing the retro "bump 'n grind" acts. One of the most prominent being New York City's "Asian Sexsation" Calamity Chang.

Above is Calamity doing her "Nunsploitation" routine at a show entitled "Meat My Friends," hosted at Full Cup in Staten Island. See more of Calamity at her official website and you can follow her on Twitter.

Sherilynn Macale

Sherilynn Macale was a very popular blogger that looks to have very recently shut down her blog, and all of the photos that went with it. Still, many of the images remain. She was also a dominatrix for a while, and supposedly had some sexy photos that I don't care to look for since they're not easily available. Hopefully she gets back into modeling soon.

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Is Your Sushi Real?

We've often talked about how girls really look, as opposed to the heavily touched up and made up girls we usually see in photos these days. So I thought our readers might be able to relate to this video. ;-)

Crystal Reneau

Crystal Reneau is a very pretty model whose ethnicity I couldn't locate for you. But I did locate photos. She was in Miss Coed, and she is 24 years old and 5'5.

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Reena Yeo

Reena Yeo is a model from Singapore. She has several photos, but most of them appear to be taken with those cameras designed to make women look taller. Since she's already 5'8, I don't see why. You can see them all in her portfolio.

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Vivienne - The Black Alley

I don't think I've done a Black Alley girl for a while, so here is Vivienne. She was a model about 2 or 3 years ago that I don't remember, but she has something like 10 or 11 galleries and I think a couple of videos. I don't have a lot of images below because you should go to The Black Alley and see them for yourself. You're supporting a good cause - namely, that maybe they'll get Vivienne back. Or Cho Hye Eun. I don't care that she's 10 years older now I miss her so much.

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Saturday Night Live's Only Asian Female Host Ever

As an avid Saturday Night Live fan, I'm a pretty good authority as to who the more memorable (and forgettable) cast members have been and which hosts and musical guests have shined (and stunk) over the years. After watching the show the other night (and dubbing Cecily Strong the hottest female SNL cast member ever), I did some research and, just as I thought; in SNL's 38-year history, the show has never had an Asian cast member and has had only one Asian female host, who was Lucy Liu, over a decade ago.

Above is Lucy's opening monolog from her December 16th, 2000 appearance as host. Since she was the first Asian female to ever host SNL, it wasn't surprising that she capitalized on that fact by using some Asian stereotypes to bring out the laughs.

EDIT: The above video has been removed by NBC, but you can view the original post and video here.