Ann Nanba for LV Vodka

This Taiwanese LV vodka cocktail commercial from a few years back features now-retired Japanese AV actress Ann Nanba. There are two versions of this ad and this is the uncensored one. The line spoken at the end is, "I know what you're thinking!"

Current info about Ann (also spelled "An") and what she's doing these days, would most likely be found at Japanese game sites and blogs since she's known as an avid gamer. Material from her AV career can easily be found all over the net ...and maybe in the comments below.

Friday the 13th Victim, Violet

(SPOILER ALERT) The killer in 1985's Friday the 13th - A New Beginning wasn't Jason Voorhees, because he was "killed" in the previous year's Friday the 13th - The Final Chapter, and wasn't "revived" until 1986's Jason Lives: Friday the 13th Part VI. The Killer in a New Beginning was a man named Roy Burns and one can easily assume he killed Violet (as shown in the above clip) because of her terrible dancing.

Violet was played by actress Tiffany Helm, who actually studied dance and was a member of the Beverly Hills Mime Troupe. During her career, which spanned roughly from 1983 to 1996, she appeared in several other films and also some popular TV shows of the era. One of her most notable roles (besides this one) was that of Andrea "Fish" Eldridge in the 1986 cult favorite Reform School Girls. Her last listed film appearance was in the 1996 movie Rama. Since then, she's been residing in the "Whatever Happened to ..?" file.

Sasha Benlisa for Reel It In!

 

Here is the tall and lovely Sasha Benlisa doing a girl-on-the-street segment for the Internet fishing show Reel It In!, which is based in southern Ontario and billed as “the world’s most entertaining fishing show.” According to its Facebook page, Reel It In! is a “slick production that turns the traditional sport fishing show on its head by incorporating elements of sketch comedy, reality TV and late night variety into its formula.”

For those who recognize Sasha from her other reporting job, for those who think they’ve seen her before, but can’t place her, and for those who have never seen her before, but wouldn’t mind seeing a lot more of her, read on.