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WAG of the day: Ameri Ichinose

Ameri Ichinose is the Japanese model and pornstar girlfriend of Man Utd new signing Shinji Kagawa. The new attacking midfielder brings an adult entertainment WAG to Old Trafford and if I was Ferguson I may be a little worried that his eyes may be fixed on another prize!

Ichinose was born in Kanagawa, Japan making her debut in 2006 when she was known as Kurisu Erika. She changed her name again to to Misora Ayaka before later settling on Ameri Ichinose.

Saucy devil: Shinji Kagawa and his Japanese pornstar squeeze

Calendar girl: Shinji Kagawa's glamorous girlfriend Ameri Ichinose

Some people may be sceptical about Manchester United's motives in signing Shinji Kagawa, but one thing the Japanese superstar is certain to bring (apart from shirt sales) is a bit more glamour.

Shinji Kagawa's girlfiend is adult entertainment sensation Ameri Ichinose and there's no doubt that she'd provide something a bit different to the Old Trafford players and families lounge alongside the likes of Coleen Rooney.

He been in Europe for just two years, having signed for Borussia Dortmund from Cerezo Osaka in 2010, but it was only after finding fame with his dazzling Bundesliga displays that he became romantically involved with gorgeous Ichinose, who has also worked under the names Ayaka Misora and Erika Kurisu.

Rare treat: Some pictures of Ichinose with clothes on

Sir Alex Ferguson will be hoping that Kagawa doesn't get too distracted from his game - or worse, injured - by his lady's more adventurous desires. According to the Daily Star Sunday the 24 year old Kanagawa-born babe is very open about her love for sex - "the nastier the better".

We'll, erm, let you do your own research into that.

Ameri Ichinos Photos

Ameri Ichinos Photos

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Olivia Culpo’s Miss USA victory is a tribute to sensitivity

Beauty pageants provoke mixed reactions in New England. They’re too pretentious, too garish, too objectifying of their contestants. Mothers in Savannah may put makeup on their little girls and push them down the runway, but in Boston, not so much.

Boston University student Olivia Culpo’s victory in Sunday’s Miss USA pageant may prompt some New Englanders to give these competitions, or at least their contestants, another look. Culpo, a Rhode Island native, is not only an accomplished cellist and talented university student; she won the pageant, in part, based on her shrewd and magnanimous answer to the question of whether it would be fair for a transgender contestant to win Miss USA.

“I do think that that would be fair, but I can understand that people be a little apprehensive to take that road because there’s a tradition of natural-born women,” she replied. “But today where there are so many surgeries and so many people out there who have a need to change for a happier life, I do accept that because it’s a free country.”

Culpo’s victory was for more than good looks; it was for common sense and dignity.