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    On Monday came news that Yua Mikami is to retire from porn after a stunning eight-year run in the industry.


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    The announcement isn’t a huge surprise, given her age (she turns 30 in August) and length of time in the industry, plus Mikami had also done other things in parallel with her adult video performing, such as being a member of a K-Pop music group (comprising only porn stars), selling NFT art, and designing her own apparel.


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    As regular readers and JAV fans will know well, Yua Mikami used to be a member of the AKB48 spin-off group SKE48. She is one of many AKB-related idols who branched out into porn but is by far the most successful, blazing a path through the industry after her AV debut in 2015.


    During her music idol days she was known as Momona Kito. We wonder if she will keep her current porn name during the next phase of her life and career, or will adopt yet another moniker.


    Mikami announced the news in a 14-minute video published on her popular YouTube channel on Monday, which has already attracted more than 850,000 videos as of writing. Such is her fame that the news quickly sparked headlines in the mainstream media. She did not fix the exact date for her retirement, but said she would leave by the time she turns 30 in August.


    It looks like her final major release is this 170-minute one (code SSIS663) from S1 No. 1 Style, which comes out on April 11 (and on which Mikami served as producer). It appeared as a preorder online shortly after Mikami’s official announcement. It’s possible there may be other releases between April and August, plus she is likely to feature in subsequent omnibus/anthology releases compiled from previously released footage (and these may continue to come out even after she formally retires).

    SBS cut the clip of Michelle Yeoh calling “ladies” and deliberately mistranslated her message to women by replacing the “ladies” with “everyone(여러분)” in the subtitle from her acceptance speech at 2023 Oscar. The misogyny is on another level in South Korea :facepalm:


    SBS Cut:

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    Can Indian men stop using hindu celebrations as an excuse to molest women for once?


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    A woman from Japan who was manhandled by a group of men in Delhi during Holi celebrations on Wednesday has reacted to the horrifying incident through a series of tweets.


    She termed the incident as "unfortunate" and said she "participated in the festival with 35 of her friends", in tweets roughly translated from Japanese.


    "I had heard that it was very dangerous for a woman to go out alone during the daytime at the Holi festival, an Indian festival that I participated in, so I participated in the event with a total of 35 other friends," she said.


    A video of the incident, which went viral on social media, showed a group of men smearing colour on the woman, who appeared uncomfortable. It also showed one of them smashing an egg on her head. The video was shot in Paharganj area.


    The woman also expressed her love for India and said, "I love everything about India, I have been there many times and it is a fascinating country. India and Japan will forever be 'Tomodachi' (friends)."


    The woman had tweeted the video on Thursday before removing it soon after. She said she "was terrified" by the reactions to the video so she "deleted the tweet".


    "On March 9, I tweeted a video of Holi, but after that, the number of RTs and DMs increased more than I had imagined, and I was terrified, so I deleted the tweet," she tweeted in Japanese.


    Though the woman is yet to file a complaint, the police have taken note of the video. Three people, including a juvenile, have been detained in connection with the incident so far. They all are residents of an area near Paharganj and have confessed to their involvement in the incident, police said.


    "The police have promised to strengthen their crackdown, and we hope harassment against women will decrease significantly," the woman said.

    Post a comment The girl was staying at a hotel in Paharganj before leaving for Bangladesh on Friday.

    Silvergate bank, Silicon Valley bank and Signature bank fell within the last 72 hours like dominos. Fears of a wider financial contagion across the system are growing. Get your money out of the ponzi scheme y'all.


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    Tiktok influencers are shaking rn. Will Biden do the unthinkable and ban Tiktok on a nationwide scale?

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    A manhunt is under way for the former husband of a Hong Kong socialite after her headless body was found in a house in a suburb. Ms Abby Choi, a 28-year-old model, was reported missing on Tuesday. On Friday, her headless body was found in a village house in Tai Po, a suburb in Hong Kong.


    Parts of her dismembered body were cooked, with some kept in the refrigerator, reported South China Morning Post (SCMP). Local police also found human tissue in two pots of soup and minced human tissue scattered on the ground in the house.


    At a press conference on Friday, Superintendent Alan Chung Nga Lun of the Kowloon West regional crime unit described the killing as “premeditated” and “well-planned”.


    Supt Chung said a ground-floor unit of the three-storey house had been carefully prepared as a place to cut up a body. “The body parts that we found were inside the refrigerator. There are two legs belonging to a female,” he was quoted in an SCMP article. “We are still looking for the head, the torso and hands, which we believed were disposed of.”


    Hong Kong police have arrested the parents and elder brother of Ms Choi’s former husband. They are aged between 31 and 65. They are still searching for the ex-husband, who is believed to be involved in the killing. Local media reports said he is jobless and known as Alex Kwong. Ms Choi was last spotted in Fo Chun Road in Tai Po at around 2.15pm on Tuesday. She was wearing a white top with long sleeves, white pants, white slippers and carrying a purple handbag. Closed-circuit television footage captured Ms Choi before she went missing.



    Ms Choi had two children with her former husband. It is unclear when she divorced Mr Kwong. On Tuesday, she was preparing to pick up her daughter, according to local media reports, which cited unnamed sources.


    A male suspect, dressed in a black top and shorts, was captured on CCTV footage holding a large white plastic box, according to local media reports. The unidentified man then loaded the box into a white seven-seater vehicle with the rear door open. It is not clear where the CCTV footage was taken from.

    Ms Choi is said to weigh about 40kg and was 1.55m tall.


    Her murder is believed to be linked to a dispute over HK$100 million (S$17.2 million), according to local media reports. An unknown person has offered a reward of HK$1 million for the arrest of the culprit, according to HK01.


    Supt Chung said that the Kowloon Crime Squad has taken over the case and conducted a thorough examination of Ms Choi’s background.


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    Police have since interviewed a private driver who claimed to be the last person to see Ms Choi alive, and happened to be Mr Kwong’s brother. It is unclear if this is the brother who was arrested.


    Upon further investigation, it was found that Ms Choi had been involved in a financial dispute with Mr Kwong’s family. Local news reports said that some individuals involved in this dispute were dissatisfied with Ms Choi’s management of certain properties worth tens of millions of Hong Kong dollars, leading ultimately to her murder.


    Several people in the course of the police investigation have provided misleading information in an attempt to obstruct the inquiry. However, the police were able to decipher and analyse these false reports, and ultimately uncovered a village house unit in Lung Mei Village, Tai Po. This unit had been rented by Mr Kwong’s father earlier in the month.



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    Supt Chung said the detectives executed a warrant and forcibly entered the house. Upon searching the premises, they uncovered human body parts that had been stored in the refrigerator.


    The authorities also discovered some of Ms Choi’s personal items, including her pink Hermes bag, identification cards and credit cards. Based on the evidence, law enforcement officials have concluded that Ms Choi was a victim of homicide.


    According to local media reports, Ms Choi continued to financially support Mr Kwong’s family even after their divorce. However, suspicions have arisen that some individuals may have had their eyes on Ms Choi’s family fortune, which is valued at more than HK$100 million.


    IMG1901_8.jpg?VersionId=_1VpqFBnlxTS1qo5noB.laUR_O2EEqZr Based on the evidence, law enforcement officials have concluded that Ms Abby Choi was a victim of homicide. PHOTO: XXABBYC/INSTAGRAM

    The suspects taken into custody will be charged with murder later.


    In 2016, Ms Choi married her current husband, the son of a founder of TamJai Yunnan Mixian, a casual restaurant chain in Hong Kong with operations in mainland China. The chain was later acquired by Toridoll HK.


    Hailed as a “style icon” in a recent issue of L’Officiel Monaco, Ms Choi has more than 80,000 followers on Instagram. She was frequently seen mingling with celebrities, and had attended haute couture shows during Paris Fashion Week.

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    Another psyops to boost military spending or are we actually being invaded by Aliens who are after our organs? :pepe-tinfoil-hat:

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    Normally, I wouldn't believe a story like this from the Pentagon either. But with the Bidens' well-documented history of selling themselves to the highest bidder, they might well have invited the Chinese to send the balloon on over - and hoped nobody would notice until after the cash hit Hunter's bank account. :-)

    So China actually came out and confirmed the balloon to be theirs, expressing regret that their civilian weather balloon conducting 'scientific research' drifted off course. Can't tell whether this is some high level trolling by China or a distraction to another Biden scandal that isn't making the headlines. All i know is that Xi is sitting with his jar of honey laughing his ass off right now.


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    Never thought I'd see a OUATIC thread on this forum. Jet Li's portrayal of Wong Fei Hung is truly unparalleled in the realm of HK action cinema. I would say the sequel is superior simply because there's Donnie Yen and Jet Li wasn't injured.


    Fun fact: Jet Li broke his leg/ankle in first film after jumping off that restaurant balcony. You can visibly see his stunt double Hung Yan Yan performing most of Li's scenes in the final fight. Hung Yan Yan would return to play the white lotus cult leader in the sequel and later as Clubfoot in the third installment.


    Highly recommend the remastered blu ray trilogy boxset version.

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    Something big is brewing within China. I don't remember in my lifetime ever seeing Chinese Mainlanders openly call for regime change in public. This rare act of political defiance has all the makings of a violent civil war and a democratic revolution that could potentially threaten Xi Jinping's rule. Think of the HK protests in 2019 but 100 times greater...


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