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BABEWATCH: The Calvin Klein X Underwear Campaign
You may remember that, about a month ago, we told you former footballer Hidetoshi Nakata was appearing in a new Calvin Klein underwear campaign. Then our pal Erica tweeted about one of the ad campaign’s videos–which also features Twilight’s Kellan Lutz, True Blood’s Mehcad Brooks, and tennis star Fernando Verdasco–and suffice it to say, we haven’t gotten a whole lot done ever since.
Feast your groins eyes:
YES, GODAMMIT, WE WANNA SEE YOUR BLEEPS!!!
Thanks, Erica!
Filed under: Calvin Klein, Calvin Klein Underwear, Calvin Klein X Underwear Campaign, Dicks, Fernando Verdasco, Hidetoshi Nakata, Hot Asian Men, Hot Pieces, Hotter Than Porn, Kellan Lutz, Mehcad Brooks, Nothing Cums Between Me and My Calvins
Underwear? Hidetoshi Nakata, We Want To See What’s Under There
HOLY CALVINS, BATMAN!!!
LESS TEENAGE GANGBANG. MORE SEXY FOOTBALLER. CALVIN KLEIN IS FINALLY ON TO SOMETHING.
[WWD: Calvin Klein Underwear Taps Four New Models]
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Thanks, Tina!
Filed under: Advertising, Calvin Klein, Calvin Klein Underwear, Gangbangs, Hidetoshi Nakata, Hot Asian Men, Hot Bodies, Marky Mark, So Fine, Underwear, Weird American Behavior Adopted by the Japanese, Yay, Yummers
BIRTHDAY CELEBRASIAN! Ken Leung
Happy birthday to actor Ken Leung, who turns 40 today!
40? Seriously? Somebody card this guy! And may his mysterious gaze and signature smirk continue to woo us from our flat panel boob tubes, for years to come. We’ll never get enough!
Filed under: Actors, Aging Nicely, Birthdays, Eyes That Melt, Hot Asian Men, Ken Leung, Lost, Signature Smirks
BABEWATCH: Jaeson Ma
Dear Jaeson Ma, spiritual hip hop music maker and dreamer of dreams:
We just discovered you in a PSA encouraging people to vote for CPAF in the Chase Community Giving Contest.
So um… on another note, God has been very kind to you–take a look in the mirror.
Wowza.
You are hot.
Really hot.
xoxo,
DISGRASIAN
[Jaeson Ma - Official Site]
[Vote for CPAF in the Chase Community Giving Contest]
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Thanks, Jen!
Filed under: Chase Community Giving Contest, CPAF, Do-Gooders, Good Looks, Hip Hop Church, Hip-Hop, Hot Asian Men, Jaeson Ma, Kindness, Our Prayers Have Been Answered, Spirituality
BIRTHDAY CELEBRASIAN! Jerry Hsu
Happy 28th birthday today to pro boarder Jerry Hsu!
This dude is the reason that Diana rides an Enjoi skateboard (poorly; with near-catastrophic drop-in attempts under her belt). Known fondly as Asian Elvis, he is not only a skate prodigy but a pretty sweet photographer, and one of our heroes.
Here’s hoping he ends up passed out in a pile of his own birthday vomit tonight! It’s the only way to celebrate.
[Epicly Later: Jerry Hsu Photo Gallery]
Filed under: Asian Elvis, Birthdays, Children of the 1980s, Cool Dudes, Drop-Ins, Enjoi, Heroes, Hot Asian Men, Jerry Hsu, Photographers, Pro Skateboarders, Prodigies, Skate or Die, Skaters, Vomit
We ♥ The Future Mr. Hyphen
This weekend, one man will be crowned as 2009’s Mr. Hyphen!!!
This will be the 4th-ever Mr. Hyphen meta-pageant, made possible by the partnership of Hyphen Magazine and the Oakland Asian Cultural Center.
The festivities sum up as such:
While structured like a pageant with rounds of talent, fashion and Q&A, Mr. Hyphen turns stereotypes on their heads in front of a sold-out crowd. Striking a blow for equal-opportunity all-in-good-fun ogling, Mr. Hyphen is an energy-filled evening of fun and charity. Rounds will be decided alternately by an audience vote and by an illustrious panel of judges. The man who is crowned Mr. Hyphen wins a $1,000 cash donation to his nonprofit organization.
If you’re in the Bay Area, ‘twould be downright sad for you to miss the parade of hotness! Especially since you can swing the vote! So here’s the info:
WHEN:
Saturday, November 14, 7 – 10pm
WHERE:
Oakland Asian Cultural Center (Pacific Renaissance Plaza, second floor)
388 9th Street, Suite 290
Oakland, CA 94607
(510) 637-0455
TICKETS:
Buy Advance tickets here (available until 4pm, November 13): $15
Buy tickets at the door: $20
AND: Continue reading We ♥ The Future Mr. Hyphen
Filed under: 4th Annual, Bay Area, Cool Dudes, Hot Asian Men, Hyphen Magazine, Mr. Hyphen, OACC, Oakland Asian Cultural Center, Pretty Guys, Rad Events, The Importance of Voting
BIRTHDAY CELEBRASIAN! Takeshi Kaneshiro
Happy birthday to the hotness that is Takeshi Kaneshiro, who turned 36 earlier this week!
Kaneshiro (Chungking Express, House of Flying Daggers), who is of Japanese Okinawan and Taiwanese descent, can next be seen in the U.S. release of John Woo’s long-awaited Chinese war epic, Red Cliff, due in theaters November 20.
Red Cliff tells the story of a decisive battle between powerful warlords that took place at the end of the Han dynasty. It was originally released in two parts in Asia, totaling over 4 hours, but the U.S. version has been condensed to a 2 1/2 hour running time. If you, like us, can’t wait to see the film–and Kaneshiro reunited with his Confession of Pain co-star, Tony Leung–you don’t have to–we’ll be promoting free screenings in LA and SF in the weeks to come, so stay tuned.
Filed under: Asian Filmmakers, Birthdays, Hong Kong, Hot Asian Men, John Woo, Takeshi Kaneshiro Is a God, The Hotness
BABEWATCH: Adam Yamaguchi
Adam Yamaguchi, host of Current TV’s Vanguard, is too freakin’ good-lookin’ to be a journalist. And hey, we love ourselves a news man, but they’re usually subtly sexy–like a simmering spice, a bit of merquén in a sauce that you can’t quite pick up on the first bite. But Yamaguchi (Hello: velvet voice, serious brow, intense eyes, protruding pecs, angled jaw) is knock-you-over-the-head habanero hot. Like, stupid hot. And by stupid hot, we mean you’re kinda stupid if you don’t think he’s hot.
If ever there was a reason to watch that gosh darn “smart” television, he would be it.
(OMG, Adam is going to kill me when he reads this!)
Thanks, Kristi!
Filed under: Current TV, Hot Asian Men, Hot Bodies, Journalists, Smart Dudes, Voices We'd Like To Hump
BABEWATCH: Ehren Watada
Ehren Watada is a beautiful, beautiful (Did we mention beautiful?) Hawaii native who graduated magna cum laude from Hawaii Pacific University in 2003, and was subsequently commissioned by the Army’s Officer Candidate School–ultimately rising to the high military rank of First Lieutenant. His motivation to serve arose from a reaction to the September 11 attacks and his resulting “desire to protect our country.“
Last Friday, he resigned from the Army, having been granted a discharge under “other-than-honorable conditions.”
What happened in between? When Watada learned that his unit would be deploying to Iraq, he did some real homework on the conflict. Ultimately convinced that the war he was being asked to lead troops into was illegal, he attempted to resign his commission–this was refused. He offered to instead serve in the “unambigious war linked to the September 11 attacks” in Afghanistan. The Army–and then-President of the United States–did not budge.
And so a different war began as a result of Watada’s stand, with the Army proffering multiple charges against him under the Uniform Code of Military Justice, including that of “Conduct Unbecoming of Officer and Gentleman” (for denouncing President Bush and the war) and “Missing Movement” (for not deploying). For these charges he faced a court martial, as well as potential (dishonorable) Dismissal and years of prison time. But Watada did not back down.
On September 26, under the Obama administration, the Army agreed to allow his resignation.
So why is Watada such a babe? Well, look at him, for crying out loud. And then take into account that he’s a man willing to think rather than blindly follow, to stand up for what he feels is right even when the scariest and strongest machine is out to silence him.
Asked by TruthOut in ‘06 how he felt facing the serious consequences for his controversial stand, Watada said plainly:
“When you are looking your children in the eye in the future, or when you are at the end of your life, you want to look back on your life and know that at a very important moment, when I had the opportunity to make the right decisions, I did so, even knowing there were negative consequences.“
He may no longer be an officer, but if you ask us, his conduct certainly is one of a gentleman. And, for that matter, a total babe.
[NYT: Army Officer Who Refused Iraq Duty Is Allowed to Resign]
Filed under: George Bush is a Dick, Hawaiians, Hot Asian Men, Obama Administration, The Iraq War, U.S. Army
BIRTHDAY CELEBRASIAN! Dustin Nguyen
Happy birthday to Dustin Nguyen (the only actor Diana has ever lied about being related to), who turns 47 today! His sultry smirk has made us swoon since the first time the opening credits of 21 Jump Street rolled on our staticky family TV screens–and, quite frankly, that smile might actually be more powerful now.
No better time than Nguyen’s birthday to get active with the Christopher and Dana Reeve Foundation, which he and wife Angela have been ambassadors for since 2005. It’s the birthday gift that keeps on giving, so give it!
[Christopher and Dana Reeve Foundation]
Filed under: 21 Jump Street, Aging Nicely, Birthdays, Christopher and Dana Reeve Foundation, Dustin Nguyen, Hot Asian Men, Nguyens Rule, Smirks
BIRTHDAY CELEBRASIAN! Rick Yune
My boyfriend Jen’s boyfriend *Sigh* Our boyfriend, the delicious Rick Yune turns 38 this week.
How on earth should we celebrate? Here’s what I’m thinking.
New outfits…
Dinner…
AND our favorite part, gifts…
What are we waiting for? Let’s get this party started!!!
Filed under: Awesome Gifts, Better With Age, Birthdays, Celebrasians, Delicious Dudes, Hot Asian Men, I Luv Yune, Mrs. Diana Yune, Parties, Rick Yune, Yummy Things
Kalpenny for Your Thoughts
Is it wrong that I kinda don’t mind if Kal Penn ever returns to acting?
You’re the liaison to Asians? Call us! We’re Asian!
Cuz he looks DAMN GOOD in that suit, baby. DAMN GOOD.
[E! Online: Kal Penn Reports for D.C. Duty]
Filed under: Actors, Career Changes, Cool Dudes, Hot Asian Men, Kal Penn, Kalpen Modi, Men that Make Suits Look Good, Obama Administration, Office of Public Liaison, Washington D.C.
