Vietnam Scandals

Top Model Elly Moved Back to Vietnam from USA

2010-05-11T10:15:00.000-07:00

Elly Tran Ha (otherwise known as Elly Kim Hong, 阮金紅), is a pretty Vietnamese model who recently got famous on the Internet as her photos are circulated. She is 22 years old this year (2009) and is an American-borned-Vietnamese, who has recently moved back to Vietnam from the USA. She works as a part-time model while furthering her studies.

Profile
Real name: Tran Ha 阮金紅
Nick name: Elly
Date of birth: 08-06-1987
Location: Ho Chi Minh, Vietnam
Height: 168cm
Weight: 47kg
Measures: 88 / 58 / 90
Blood type: A
Profession: Model

Top Model Trang Nhung in BreathTaking Photoshoot

2010-04-30T06:57:00.000-07:00

Trang Nhung (born 1988 in Vũng Tàu, Vietnam) is a Vietnamese model, fashion designer and, and aspiring actress. Trang was Miss Vietnam World runner-up in 2005. She was selected to be among 60 models to compete on Top Model 2007 in China and made it up to the top 15 supermodel in world on contest show.

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So, showing a nice bob "accidentally" in Vietnam can cause a massive local scandal. Good to know because over the last few days, the nipple-slip or to be more accurate full tit slip pictures photos of Vietnamese model Trang Nhung have been spreading quickly over the Internet via web forums and by bloggers. Leaving the model tearful over a the recent outdoor photo shoot gone awry. The revealing tit slip photos from the shoot were anonymously leaked onto the web and has even spread to several magazines. So what happened exactly? During an outside photo shoot in a public park, due to the chaotic surrounding and time constraints, Trang Nhung experienced a huge wardrobe malfunction when one of the straps of her dress came undone and exposing the left side of her chest. The photos were taken on January 5, 2010 when Trang Nhung posed for a wedding dress brand ads in Bach Thao park in Hanoi. Although the incident occurred in mere seconds, a bystander with good timing just happened to be camera-ready and managed to capture every bit of it.

It is still a mystery who took the photos and how much profits they received for it, but the pictures were said to have come from a professional camera which made many believe it was all a-not-so elaborate plan. The pictures have been a hot topic among the press and online forums. Regardless of everything, the model have chosen not to pursue the matter. She hopes her silence will lessen the hype and allow the "shameful" pictures to slowly disappear into oblivion. The suggestions that the accident that expose Trang bear bresat was staged still precis. But likely it was a local paparazzi wannabe. Reports say Trang Nhung cried when hearing the news.

However, Trang Nhung doesn't want to know who took the candid pictures of her bobbie and leaked them online. However, some bloggers still say for sure that it is a PR tactic to publicize herself. And it was designed to portray her as the innocent victim.

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Police raid on Vietnam gals hideout in Geylang Singapore

2010-04-10T03:35:00.000-07:00

Late Sunday night I went down to the Vietnamese hub along Geylang Road between Lorong 42 and 44. There were a police patrol car and a police van outside a club. Many curious onlookers gathered around to watch.

There were a lot of Vietnamese pros. They formed small groups sitting, squatting or standing on both sides of Geylang road. Some were at the coffee-shop. Generally the Vietnamese women whom I saw, compared to those from China, are shorter, darker and less attractive. They look like Thais.

I also went to Lorong 38. There were 5 or 6 China pros standing along the road.

Vietnamese-American Superstar Maggie Q scandalous trailer

2010-01-24T07:25:00.000-08:00

Tia Tanaka - Vietnam's Hottest Export to US

2009-11-29T05:20:00.000-08:00

Tia Tanaka (born March 15, 1987) is the professional name of a Vietnamese-American por-nographic actress and adult model. Her mother is Vietnamese and French, while her father is Vietnamese.

She enjoys shopping, and admits she's wild after designer purses, shoes, and jeans. When she's not busy working on her career, Tia Tanaka is usually at home, cleaning up her new house in Los Angeles and reading books and magazines. She's a voracious reader, consuming everything from Chicken Soup for the Soul to The Executioner's Song with equal relish. She's also going to college and on her way to a degree in psychology.

AWARDS
# 2007 Adam Film World award – Best Asian Starlet
# 2007 FAME Award finalist – Favorite Female Rookie

Birthdate: March 15, 1987 (1987-03-15) (age 20)
Birth location: Indonesia
Measurements: 34B-23-35
Height: 5 ft 2 in (1.57 m)
Weight: 100 lb (45 kg)
Alias(es): Mulan Wang, Sasha Lei
No. of films: 91

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Yen Vu - Vietnamese Soap Opera Star

2009-02-20T06:04:00.000-08:00

Watch Yen Vy starred in the classic SAIGON LOVE STORY.....

The Story.....

She claims the film was a record of an affair with her lover while the two were in still in love five years ago. Yen Vy and her ex-lover later separated, and the man got married to another actress. About one month ago, according to Thanh Nien (Youth) newspaper, the man phoned her, seeking to rekindle the relationship as his marriage had collapsed, only to be refused by Yen Vy. The man then threatened to do great damage to Yen Vy's career and reputation for refusing his advances, and the subsequent release of the 30-minute film on the Internet, according to the actress, is an act of revenge by her spurned ex-lover. Then this happened...

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Education: Child Prostitution in Vietnam

2009-02-14T20:16:00.000-08:00

Child Prostitution in Vietnam

Maggie Q undressing for a good cause

2009-01-24T07:32:00.000-08:00

Nearly N-ude Maggie Q Says, 'Spice Up Your Life—Go Vegetarian'

Fresh off her roles in Live Free or Die Hard and Mission: Impossible III (alongside Tom Cruise), rising star Maggie Q can only be described as hot. So it's fitting that for her latest "role," Maggie posed nearly nude in a bed of crimson chili peppers to spread the word that going vegetarian is the best way to "spice up your life" as well as help animals, your health, and the environment.

A vegetarian for many years, Maggie says that giving meat the boot is one of the most rewarding decisions she has ever made. "I feel better, I have more energy on and off the set, and I have the satisfaction of knowing that I'm doing something to help stop animal suffering." As Maggie knows, factory-farmed animals are confined to dark, filthy warehouses and are deprived of everything that is natural and important to them. They routinely undergo debeaking, tail-docking, and castration—all without any pain relief. In 2006 alone, more than 11 billion cows, pigs, ducks, geese, buffaloes, rabbits, and chickens were slaughtered in China.

Animal suffering definitely isn't hot, but Maggie is living proof that vegetarians are! Going vegetarian is also better for your health—eating meat and other animal products has been conclusively linked to heart disease, diabetes, obesity, and several types of cancer. But health benefits aside, we don't know who wouldn't want to eat their veggies after seeing Maggie's sexy ads!

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Maggie also stars in a second ad for PETA Asia-Pacific wearing a sexy bikini made entirely of strategically placed lettuce leaves next to the tagline "Turn Over a New Leaf – Try Vegetarian!"

Scandal of Actress Hoang Thuy Ling

2007-02-19T06:35:00.000-08:00

Vietnam has been hit by hurricanes, floods and a catastrophic bridge collapse of late, but the nation is abuzz with talk of just one thing - a blurry video of an encounter between two teenagers.

Thuy Linh (R) was popular with children and parents

Internet forums are swamped with messages about an online sex video apparently showing 19-year-old Hoang Thuy Linh, the star of the popular TV series Vang Anh's Diaries, and her boyfriend.

"This is the most scandalous and controversial thing that has ever happened in Vietnam's virtual world," says journalist Hung Nguyen.

A couple of days after the so-called Vang Anh scandal broke, Vietnam Television (VTV) dropped the series.

A five-minute clip, filmed by mobile phone, was originally posted on YouTube by an anonymous user.

It has since been removed, but copies of it - including a 20-minute long version - are being circulated on other websites.

Parental approval

Thuy Linh, despite playing a schoolgirl in the series, is actually a first-year college student.

Even in a conservative county like Vietnam, it is not unusual for teenagers to engage in sexual relationships.

This poses a big question about modern life that the mainstream newspapers need to answer. The problem is that Vang Anh's Diaries is hugely popular.

The series, which focuses on the daily life of Vietnamese school students, was in its second season when the scandal broke - and Thuy Linh's character, Vang Anh, had become a kind of idol among youngsters.

Before this, Vietnamese parents had approved of the programme. They considered it educational as the children featured were not only talented and beautiful, but also doing very well at school.

"All my friends and myself watch Vang Anh's Diaries regularly," says 13-year-old Thu Thuy.

"I especially love Vang Anh. She's smart, she's pretty, she's so so cool. I love her style."

Thuy admitted she was shocked to be told by her parents that she is no longer allowed to watch Vang Anh.

"My mum said Vang Anh had been a very bad girl. But she didn't explain why."

Ratings winner
Despite unprecedented attention from the public, state media soon went cold on the story after some critics branded the topic "sensational" and "cheap".

But the frenzy continues on the internet.

Blogs and forums are flooded with millions of messages discussing whether Thuy Linh deserves sympathy or punishment, and whether she needs to apologise publicly to her fans.

"The topic cannot be spared only for tabloids to cover," wrote journalists Tran Le Thuy and Huy Duc in Sai Gon Tiep Thi.

"This poses a big question about modern life that the mainstream newspapers need to answer...

"That is the question about information control in terms of blogging [and] privacy protection. That is also the question about the sexual revolution among the young people in Vietnam nowadays."

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