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Focus Malaysia
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- Focus Malaysia
Trending: The world of sexcapades and wo-man of desires
MOVE aside Bonnie Blue and make way for the new queen of social media sexcapades, Sister Hong! Earlier this year, the world was shocked by UK OnlyFans 'porn'sation star, Bonnie Blue making a record-breaking feat by having a sex marathon with 1,057 men in a single day. Such feat was rare and baby boomers might remember Annabel Chong who managed to attempt this herculean task with 251 men within 10 hours in the film, 'The World's Biggest Gang Bang' back in 1995. However, Bonnie Blue didn't have it easy. Rivals from porn actresses like Lily Philips were trying to outshine Blue's record thereafter. Sister Hong: Outshining Blue with 1,691 victims Now just when we thought the sexcapade news have taken a back seat, a dramatic turn of event is trending in the social media now. Sister Hong, a 38-year old Chinese influencer who dresses as a woman with long dresses, wig and heavy makeup was caught secretly filming his sexcapade with over 1,691 men over a period of three years. You may say such number is exaggerated but these private videos are already making their rounds in the social media without the men's knowledge. Some are gym trainers, school and kindergarten teachers, corporate executives, students and even married men. Reports claim that Hong charged his followers 150 Yuan to join a video group to watch his sexcapade video clips. What is even more puzzling is Hong is just an average crossdresser and yet able to lure these men into being intimate with him. While we can easily understand Bonnie Blue could easily get her act together with her voluptuous figure and sexy looks, it makes us wonder how did Sister Hong managed to do it. Some even knew Hong is a crossdresser and yet won't refuse Hong. Perhaps Hong has something that Blue doesn't have—a demure, simple, soft-spoken ladylike charm whom many men love to have! Uztaz and monk scandals Making headlines is another sexcapade news of a Muslim preacher being arrested for distributing videos of his intimacy with all his wives. This came after his second wife lodged a police report against him. And across the border, six high-ranking senior Thai monks were arrested for having intimate relationship with a woman known as Golf. Golf lured these monks into sex and then blackmailed them using photos and videos of their sexcapades. Investigators uncovered over 80,000 photos of naked senior monks on Golf's mobile phone. Seriously, the world is changing. The news of all these sexcapades imply that something needs to be done before everything turns topsy-turvy or topsex-turvy! ‒ July 14, 2025 Francis Yip is a multiple award-winning lifestyle writer, fashionista creative director and accomplished beauty pageant Judge. He is also the CEO of Franciswriter Dot Com and guest lecturer in The One Academy. The views expressed are solely of the author and do not necessarily reflect those of Focus Malaysia. Main image:
The Sun
23-04-2025
- Business
- The Sun
Link with UK university
INSTEAD of going abroad to study and incur higher costs of living and tuition fees, students interested in pursuing design degree education from the UK can today study at The One Academy's (TOA) campus in Bandar Sunway. The University of Hertfordshire, an established name in the UK design education scene and recognised for its outstanding work is now linked to TOA, providing 3+0 UK degree programmes in design in various fields of study. Together with TOA's advantages in practical skills and creative prowess, this educational alliance has not only been able to cultivate students who are capable of creating high-quality work, but are also proficient in the implementation of creative ideas. According to Tatsun Hoi, Founder and Principal of TOA, 'In line with our 'Masters Train Masters' philosophy, the key to our teaching is to offer international quality education based on an industry-driven syllabus and practical coaching approach. 'With the extensive industry network of these two institutions and the foundation obtained at TOA, I am confident students will benefit from any of our international degrees,' he said. Dr Stephen Partridge, University of Hertfordshire's Dean of School of Creative Arts said: 'The creative industries are a huge growth area, one of the fastest expanding sectors, and its development will enable students to thrive within it. 'In this exhilarating era of rapidly evolving technology, concepts such as the metaverse, 6G, artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning (ML), extended reality (XR), cloud computing, blockchain, big data, and game design are no longer futuristic ideas but are actively shaping how we live, work and interact. 'As digital transformation accelerates across all industries, it has become essential for individuals to immerse themselves in this revolution and adapt to the ever-changing digital landscape. 'In response to these technological shifts, TOA's trio of 3+0 UK degree programmes offered in collaboration with the University of Hertfordshire equip students with the critical skills, creative mindset, and technological fluency demanded by today's global market,' he added. The BA (Hons) Digital Media Design, the BA (Hons) Interior Architecture and Design and the BA (Hons) Graphic Design: Advertising and Branding are 3+0 UK degree programmes being offered at The One Academy's Bandar Sunway campus. All three degree design programmes give students hands on experience and encourage innovation and experimentation. These courses offer significant cost savings, as they eliminate two-thirds of the expenses typically incurred when studying in the UK. Moreover, students have the flexibility to complete their final year in either Malaysia or the UK, presenting opportunities for those seeking an overseas education experience, while ensuring a quality education. In 2024, TOA achieved the prestigious title of World's No. 1 Creative School in the Rookies Global School Rankings – the ultimate benchmark for excellence in creative education. For more information on The One Academy, visit or call 03-7875 5510 or e-mail your enquiries to info@
