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| by Dave Michaels |
May 5, 2000
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"Taylor Hayes has More Uses for Vegetables Than Normal"
On her recent appearance on the Howard Stern radio program in New York, Vivid's newest contract girl, Taylor Hayes, made a interesting revelation.
While she was there in the studio to give a nude massage to some lucky loser from Howards radio audience, Taylor revealed that if a man wasn't around to please her, that she would hop on over to the local market and find a good size carrot that would.
Should always listen to mom, and eat your vegetables Taylor.
"Calling All Girls, Calling All Girls..."
To kick off the release of it's newest video series, Zane Entertainment had a very cool party that was held at The Opium Den in Hollywood, California.
The new series getting all the hoopla, is the new gonzo series titled, "Backstage Sluts." It stars, Brittany Andrews, Julie Rage, Raylene and many others, recreating the sexual exploits of some of the biggest names in rock music. The series shows what goes on backstage with the ladies, and how far they'll go to get to meet the bands.
To help promote the new series from Zane, sexy ladies were invited to come on down to the party and mingle with the rock bands and meet some of the hottest adult stars in the industry.
Some of the bands that attended and performed were, Motorhead, Fishbone, Society One and many others.
"Jacklyn Lick Contracts Hepatitis Virus"
Adult actress Jacklyn Lick has announced that she has contracted strain C of the Hepatitis virus.
Jacklyn, a regularly featured performer over the last two years, addressed the illness:
"Yes, it is true. I was exposed to Hepatitis C. It was not confirmed until Tuesday, but I have told most everyone in the industry. It is no big secret. I have not done a scene for months, and would never work with even a possibility of having hepatitus.
I have taken more tests to get more information. The only test so far that has come back was a liver function/enzyme test, which was very normal, which is good news. And I am working with several doctors to get eliminate the hep C. I am feeling much better now, and had an abnormally speedy recovery."
Jacklyn Lick also posted the following reply to a comment that she was informed by a doctor that she had tested positive but was able to return to work as a performer:
"Any Hepatitis can be contagious. Hepatitis A is known as infectious
hepatitis, and is easily spread through person-to-person contact, through food, clothing, bed linen, and other items. (this is quoted directly out of Prescription for Nutritional Helaing, written by James F. Balch, M.D. and Phyllis A balch, C.N.C.)
Hep. B is transmitted through contact with infected blood, needles, and transfused blood. Hep. C. is transmitted through the blood as well, and also sexually. An infected individual may take up to six months to develop the antibodies. Hep C can also be contracted through intravavenous drug use, sexual contact, and broken skin or mucous membranes. According to some doctors, hep C. is not contagious when your liver enzymes are o.k. Also, it is according to a viral load in the DNA.
Hep. C. is curable, completely or if not completely, it can be brought down to an uncontagious level. Lucky for me, I do lead an extremely healthy lifestyle, through exercise and nutrition. I am still waiting for tests, but I have no plans of working any time soon. I recommend that anyone who is sexually active with more than one partner have a hep panel. Also, there are Hep. vaccines for Hep. A, and B, now that can be beneficial to everyone."
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