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This porn star woke up from a drug overdose to find men fucking him
Porn star and escort Kayden Gray has opened up to Gay Star News for the first time about a violent sexual assault that happened while he was at a chillout.
‘He knew I was negative, and that everyone else was positive. He said: “Don’t let anyone here fuck you”.’
At the chemsex party Gray was at, he was unaware of the HIV status of others.
Passing out from what he believes was an overdose of ‘G’ or ketamine, he woke up to find three men fucking him bareback, with a fourth in the room watching and crying.
This porn star woke up...
Gay adult performer Ty Roderick stabbed in “brutal” & “terrifying” attack
Why are we catching more diseases from animals?
The world is grappling with the new coronavirus, which has spread from China to at least 15 other countries.
Outbreaks of new infectious diseases are typically seen as a "one off".
But the new virus - thought to have stemmed from wildlife - highlights our risk from animal-borne disease. This is likely to be more of a problem in future as climate change and globalisation alter the way animals and humans interact.
How can animals make people ill?
In the past 50 years, a host of infectious diseases have spread rapidly after making the evolutionary jump from animals to humans.
The HIV/Aids crisis of the 1980s originated from great apes, the 2004-07 avian flu pandemic came from birds, and pigs gave us the swine flu pandemic in 2009. More recently, it was discovered severe acute respiratory syndrome (Sars) came from bats, via civets, while bats also gave us Ebola.
Humans have always caught diseases from animals. In fact, most new infectious diseases come from wildlife.
Why are we catching more diseases from animals
Some pet owners are advocating against rabies vaccines
Hundreds of baby emperor penguins stranded on breakaway iceberg miraculously survive
Westfield Health Department Tells Owners to Keep Cats Indoors
It's time to worry about bird flu in cats
PS family says rat infestation caused severe illnesses and forced them out of their home
Rare virus that killed Gene Hackman's wife linked to 3 deaths in California town
Fungus that spreads from cats to humans has been detected
19-Year-Old Male Claims He Was Gang-Raped By Group Of Men In Central Park
The victim, a 19-year-old male, told authorities he was walking in Central Park around 1 a.m. in the morning Wednesday when he saw a group of five men sitting on a bench, according to the New York Post.
The men proceeded to get up and pursue the 19-year-old, the New York Post reported.
19-Year-Old Male Claims He Was Gang-Raped By Group Of Men In Central Park
At least 22 people shot, 2 fatally, after assailants get out of an SUV and fire assault rifles at a club, police say
Family members want answers following deadly mass shooting in Northwest Miami-Dade
Britain's most notorious serial rapist 'attacked in prison in planned hit'
Ohio high school in crisis forced to abandon football season after hazing and sexual assault claims
Private school golden boy, 15, is bully who threatened to cut penis off victim, 14, during group sexual assault
Ten men charged over 'rape' of a drugged five-year-old boy at chemsex party in France
Two Senegalese celebrities arrested in high-profile 'anti-gay' case
Water polo rising star terrorized black player with N-word insults and repeatedly sexually assaulted him
California school district allegedly buried rampant teacher sex abuse for years
Elephants rarely get cancer thanks to 'zombie gene'
Less than 5 percent of elephants die from cancer, and researchers may have finally figured out why.
According to a study from The University of Chicago, elephants produce "zombie genes" that can help protect the animal from cancer.
Here's how it works: Humans and other animals carry one copy of a "master tumor suppressor" gene. Elephants have 20 copies. Scientists found that gene can trigger a "zombie gene" to come back to life with a new purpose: killing cells in damaged DNA.
Elephants rarely get cancer
‘Rescuing’ baby animals may amount to kidnapping
Here's Why Jennifer Lopez Is Not Afraid to Eat Fried Pork-chops and Rice at 10 p.m.
Jennifer Lopez might be seriously dedicated to her workouts, as her fitness posts on Instagram attest, but the superstar of Puerto Rican descent gives herself a bit of leeway when it comes to her food choices, indulging on traditional Latin dishes no matter the time of day.
Here's Why Jennifer Lopez Is Not Afraid to Eat Fried Pork-chops
Why pork is 'the healthiest meat'
Chicken might not be healthier than beef
New Calif. bill would force restaurants to offer only water or milk as drink options on kids menus
Newly passed legislation in California would prohibit restaurants from offering any drinks other than water or milk on kids menus. Now it’s headed to Democratic Gov. Jerry Brown’s desk for his signature.
What are the details?
Senate Bill 1192 dictates that menus at privately owned businesses can list only water or milk as default drink options to accompany kids meals. The purported aim is to curb obesity and diabetes in children by discouraging the consumption of sugar-laden beverages.
New Calif. bill would force restaurants
McDonald’s is getting rid of free drink refills
Soda and energy drinks to be BANNED for certain Americans
Nutritionists reveal the benefits of drinking milk
India's Monkeys Keep Killing People, so Scientists Are Trying Radical New Sterilization Strategies
One evening last November, a young woman named Neha was feeding her infant son inside their house in Runkata, a small town in the outskirts of Agra, India. Suddenly, a monkey broke into the house, snatched the baby boy from her arms, and made away with him. Neighbors chased the unexpected kidnapper with stones, but to their horror, the baby was soon found lying blood-soaked on a nearby terrace. Despite being rushed to the hospital, Arush, who was just 12 days old, did not survive. Perhaps this sounds like a freak tragedy, a rare case of a wild animal behaving outside its natural order, but truthfully, there was nothing especially rare about this incident.
India's Monkeys Keep Killing People
Man commits suicide after his service dog is killed by alligator
Long Islanders asked to slaughter deer as growing wildlife population wreaks havoc
Wausau weighs crackdown on animal feeding after rat infestation reports
Japanese region asks army to cull bears as attacks spike
Fears for 'beautiful' Colorado park after family of beavers move in and start devouring its trees
“I Couldn’t See Out of My Left Eye”
“I know today I’m only as sick as my secrets,” Haynes told the publication. Four years ago, the actor was hospitalized after an overdose amid his drug and alcohol addiction. Haynes shared images of his hospitalization on his Instagram in 2019 where he shared, “I no longer want to project a curated life”
“I Couldn’t See Out of My Left Eye”
He's Been Living With HIV Since He Was 17
Colton Haynes says coming out harmed his career but he still has hope
“My biggest critics are gay men”
I Kissed a Boy star slams ‘fake’ ex Dan Harry and ‘problematic’ non-binary people
Dyslexic Gay Man Not Accepted By Tampa Bay Community
Some people thought he was trying to be funny and got mad about it. Then we found out he’s dyslexic but it’s still weird.
Dyslexic Gay Man Not Accepted
Italy not signing LGBTQ+ rights bill
Pronouns, tribal affiliations now forbidden in SD public univ. employee emails
Minnesota bans Gay & Trans Panic Defense
Hundreds of gay men evicted from Dallas hotel after AKA Sorority members complained about their attire
GLAAD’s Sarah Kate Ellis Under Fire
Ford exits LGBTQ+ index
This anti-DEI activist is targeting LGBTQ rights
I Have Tourette’s, and I’m Gay
Closeted and confused about the gay scene
Young men reveal why they’re single
They’re single but they’re not mingling.
New data from the Pew Research Center has shown that 63% of men under 30 are single – up from 51% in 2019.
COVID isolation and women’s high expectations for something serious are the main reasons they’re avoiding going out and coupling up, young guys say.
“Dates feel more like job interviews now. Much more like ‘What can you do for me and where is this going?'” said Ian Breslow, a 28-year-old high school teacher who lives in Astoria.
Young men reveal why they’re single
11-year-old reads aloud from ‘pornographic’ book
‘I’m a father and I couldn’t do this’
Gay couple beaten in Times Square
A return to chastity?
Man, 26, poses as teen at high schools, now charged with sex crimes
‘I was sucking and cutting at the same time’
Why are so many gay men single?
I use 'we/us' pronouns but that's not why I missed out on a much-needed job
Media warns of incoming “speedo summer”
Inside the vigilante group of New Yorkers who hunt rats at night
Rats aren't only a part of New York City’s underground — they're an inseparable part of its pop culture. There’s Master Splinter from the Ninja Turtles, Pizza Rat, and even Cannibal Rat. But for every celebrity rat, there’s another 250,000 to 2 million anonymous rodents living in the city — and the city health department is fighting to bring down.
Last year, three people in a Bronx city block made the news for contracting leptospirosis through rat urine. Only two survived.
Inside the vigilante group
Wildlife experts urge Americans to catch, cook and EAT rat-like rodents terrorizing the nation
Gene Hackman, Betsy Arakawa’s property was ‘breeding ground for infestation’
Hotel employee, 26, dies of rare rat-linked virus
Rats attack ritzy NYC block
Parents, 24, are charged after hairy beast starts eating their six-month-old twins
RAT INFESTATION TAKES OVER MASSACHUSETTS CITY
'Worst I've ever seen'
NYC unleashes rat death squad to gas vermin with carbon monoxide
More Patients Are Losing Their Doctors — And Trust
Fred used to go to a community health center in Rhode Island, but then accessing care there began to frustrate her.
She described making repeated phone calls for a same-day appointment, only to be told that none were available and that she should try again tomorrow. After one visit, she said, one of her prescriptions never made it to the pharmacy.
And there was another time when she waited 40 minutes in the exam room to consult with a physician assistant — who then said she couldn’t give her a cortisone shot for her knee, as her doctor used to do.
Fred said that she won’t be going back.
More Patients...
2 red flag phrases that could signal that your doctor is dismissing your concerns
Men infected during mpox outbreak faced stigma, shame
Life-saving HIV clinic unexpectedly closes its doors with little explanation
'Progressive' doctor performed disturbing surgeries
Cats Kill a Staggering Number of Species across the World
Exotic species such as pythons, Asian carp and cane toads often dominate the invasive species discourse. Few biological invaders, however, have wreaked as much ecological havoc as one of our most cuddly companions: cats.
Cats Kill a Staggering Number of Species
CHILDHOOD CAT EXPOSURE ONCE AGAIN LINKED TO SCHIZOPHRENIA
Wyoming hunter tortured wolf, paraded it around bar then shot it dead
Having a Cat Can Double Your Chances of Developing Schizophrenia
Horrifying last moments of mum eaten alive by safari park tiger
FURIOUS MONKEYS TEAR DOWN ANTI-MONKEY POSTERS
Dog owner allegedly decapitates bulldog after adopting him
City Defends Cop Who Shot Man's Blind, Deaf Dog
Las Vegas valley struggles with rabbit overpopulation
‘Dog Walking Is a Clear Crime’: Iran’s Latest Morality Push
10 Parenting Tips Our Parents Gave To Us That Aren’t True Anymore
Don’t Hug Them...
10 Parenting Tips
Gen Xers Are Having Complicated Feelings About Their Parents
Boy, 9, is found locked in outdoor dog kennel in freezing cold
Megachurch leader, grandparents charged with murder, torture of 11-year-old
He Was an Abomination
Don Lemon says a woman’s ‘prime’ ends around 40
Mom blamed newborn’s death on being ‘flung into a ball pit
Prosecutors outraged as grandma who starved 9-year-old to death, kept alarms on fridge, avoids prison
...mother who smothered her 3 young children to death while singing nursery rhymes
Mother has baby taken away and is ARRESTED after breastfeeding struggles
Two cities axed fluoride from tap water... what happened to kids' health has experts terrified for the US
Children living in two cities that removed fluoride from drinking water are suffering from shocking levels of severe tooth decay, studies have found.
Concerns about the naturally occurring mineral's potential health risks drove local officials in Juneau, Alaska and the Canadian city of Calgary to stop adding fluoride to tap water in 2007 and 2011, respectively.
Since then, both cities have seen a surge in tooth decay among children.
Two cities axed fluoride from tap water