As media professionals, we understand how tough it can be to be, even though on our best days we're merely lobbing spit balls.
So we have some sympathy for the lady journalists of the world who have to do everything we do plus look hot doing it. Not that that'll stop us from lobbing gobs at them as well.
Delve with us, if you will, into the world of hot journalists.
The roundup includes everything from short skirts on pogo sticks and wet T-shirt contests to creepy, titillating YouTube compilations of crossing and uncrossing legs.
19. Catherine Bosley -- (Action News 19) Catherine Bosley was an anchor in Youngstown, Ohio, until she went on vacation to Key West, got drunk and stripped completely naked in a wet T-shirt contest.
Of course, with the Internet being what it is, a video made it online and went viral. Bosley resigned her post and now works for Action News 19 in Cleveland.
Interesting tidbit: Sharon Reed (who got naked for a news segment) interviewed Bosley about her "scandal" in a piece titled "Naked News."
We were shocked and depressed when we couldn't find a video of this interview on YouTube.
18. Liz Cho -- (WABC) Recognized in 2003 by People magazine as one of their 50 Most Beautiful People, Liz Cho has managed to gather a healthy following of YouTubers who apparently get off on her talking about murder.
17. Natalie Morales -- (NBC) Natalie Morales, national correspondent for "Today," looks just like a Stepford wife -- and we're lovin' it.
16. Robin Meade -- (CNN) Robin Meade may be the the anchor of the eponymous show "Morning Express With Robin Meade" and she may have covered the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq for CNN, but what really impressed us is that she too works in a miniskirt and, as this YouTuber noticed, has great legs.
15. Megyn Kelly -- (FOX News) Who knows how this Aryan blonde bombshell made it on Fox News. Just kidding, Fox News looks like they got their staff from a Southern sorority.
14. Julie Banderas -- Lady newscasters must hate "tribute videos" such as this cleverly titled, porno-music filled, slow-mo video, "julie banderas legs."
13. Jane Skinner -- (Fox News) Skinner may be the co-anchor of "Happening Now" and producer of the Skinnerville segment on "Studio B with Shepard Smith," yet the most famous entry on her résumé is a gaffe that launched a thousand YouTube videos. Two words: "Top cock."
12. Sharon Tay -- (CBS 2) Another victory for those who love local news and low-cut tops.
11. Jillian Barberie -- (FOX) Playboy proved long ago that if a woman is hot enough, she can pose in swimsuits and lingerie regardless of her profession. Thank you, Jillian Barberie, for helping to bring this trend to broadcast journalism. Your contributions have not gone overlooked on the Internet.
10. Erin Burnett -- (CNBC) Not since the Lewinsky scandal have more people been turned on by the news.
9. Kiran Chetry -- (CNN) Kiran Chetry anchors "American Morning" and has interviewed such heavyweights as first lady Laura Bush and John McCain. She has also tackled the tough topics like pogo sticks and phoning while bathing. Kiran's work has led us to conclude that the news always sounds better when the anchor wears a miniskirt.
8. Nancy O'Dell -- (NBC) Nancy O'Dell currently co-anchors "Access Hollywood" and contributes to NBC's "Today" and "Dateline." She has proven the old adage that if you're a mom and a celebrity, you're qualified to write a book on being a mom.
7. Sharon Reed -- (Action News 19) Sharon Reed is a local news journalist in Cleveland who caused a stir in 2004 by reporting nude on Spencer Tunick's "Naked States" project. Her report, called "Body of Art," was heavily promoted and was one of the most-watched news stories of the year. We at Asylum admire her stunt-journalism pluck, among other things.
6. Amy Robach -- (MSNBC) Meet Amy Robach, former beauty queen and current daytime anchor for MSNBC. She's covered the war in Iraq, Hurricane Katrina, and the 2004 Presidential Election. While she may have been named one of "The Most Powerful People in Washington, D.C.," by Regardie's Power magazine, we think that shot on the left suggests she'd make a powerful force on the hood of a car in a Winger video.
5. Lauren Sanchez -- (Formerly KTVK-TV, Extra, and Fox Sports Net) Emmy-nominated Lauren Sanchez is known for hosting "So You Think You Can Dance," as well as numerous sports and entertainment shows. Perhaps she's not a "news journalist," but lay off, you scoop snobs, and consider the more important story: Would you rather date Sanchez or an award-winner from The New York Times?
4. Carmen Dominicci -- (Univision) We thought about excluding Univision from the contest as it is clear that Latinos are playing in a whole other league when it comes to newscaster beauties. But we realized that to do so would be racism on par with Snoop Dogg's accusation that "Girls Gone Wild" doesn't feature enough women of color. We found that unacceptable.
3. Jill Nicolini -- (CW) For most news reporters you have to scour the Web for sexy photos or watch creepy YouTube montages. For traffic reporter Jill Nicolini, you just need a Playboy subscription.
2. Erica Hill -- (CNN) According to her CNN bio, "Erica Hill is a news anchor for 'Headline News' and hosts the network's 'Prime News With Erica Hill.'" Hill also provides news updates for "Anderson Cooper 360," such as this important piece on dog adoption. What her biography fails to note is that she kind of looks like a super-hot anime character.
1. Barbara Bermudo -- (Univision) If you needed a reason to learn Spanish, now you have one. This Puerto Rican beauty makes us wish that all of the news channels would take a page from Univision's playbook and hire ferociously hot Latinas.
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