OnlyFans star Bryan Hawn is hawking a bogus coronavirus cure on his YouTube page

OnlyFans star Bryan Hawn is currently hawking a bogus herbal remedy for COVID-19 on his YouTube channel.

The self-proclaimed “recording artist, fitness icon, and zoologist” is peddling a coronavirus miracle cure that he says “is literally equivalent to having a ventilator.”

In a 16-minute video posted over the weekend, Hawn claims he’s been suffering from a nasty bout of the virus since “probably around the beginning of February” after contracting it while “visiting southeast Asia around the end of December.”

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“I want to tell people how I beat the virus,” Hawn says. “I didn’t go to the doctor. At the time it was just, I don’t know, it was crazy. And they were saying that they couldn’t really do much about it.”

Instead of seeking professional medical assistance, Hawn alleges he started taking a magical supplement called Deep Lung and his “hacking stopped immediately.”

According to the product description, Deep Lung is “as great as a lung tonic and rehabilitator for city dwellers breathing dirty air, cigarette smokers or their housemates, medicinal marijuana users, or anyone who wants support for stronger and healthier lungs.”

“90% of the people who are dying [from coronavirus] would not die if they had this supplement,” Hawn falsely claims.

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In the video, Hawn also admits that, in addition to never going to the doctor, he hasn’t actually been tested for coronavirus, so he doesn’t know if he really has, er, had it.

He also insists that he’s not using the pandemic “to market myself or my brand.” Instead, he genuinely wants to help the “hundred of thousands of people that could potentially not die if they have this supplement.”

Sadly, many of Hawn’s followers actually seem to believe him:

Watch Hawn’s video below. Or don’t.

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New ‘Tiger King’ Episode, Buttigieg’s ‘Win The Era’ PAC, Troye Sivan, Jacqueline Wilson, Chromatica: HOT LINKS

2020. Biden +6 over Trump in Florida poll: “Pollsters also asked if the election were held today, who voters would support for president. Former Vice President Joe Biden outperforms Trump 46% to 40%, the survey found — but Binder cautions that the survey includes only registered voters, not likely voters and ‘the campaign season has screeched to a grinding halt and people are rightly less focused on politics.’”

WISCONSIN. Tuesday primary postponed until June.

WIN THE ERA. Pete Buttigieg launches new PAC for down-ballot candidates: “Our nation and world are in a period of upheaval right now, which will make it more important than ever to support and elect good leaders this November and into the future. This is not only a question of replacing the current president and doing away with the division and cruelty that have characterized the Trump era, but also ensuring we have strong leaders at every level of government.”

TIGER KING. New episode on the way, according to Jeff Lowe.

REALLY, REALLY SICK. Pink details her and son Jameson’s battle with coronavirus: “There were many nights when I’ve cried and I’ve never prayed more in my life. It’s funny, but at one point, I thought they promised us our kids would be okay. It’s not guaranteed. There is no one that is safe from this.”

LARRY DAVID. The Curb Your Enthusiasm comic says it’s hard to think Woody Allen did anything wrong.

JACQUELINE WILSON. Children’s novelist comes out at 84: “I’ve never really been in any kind of closet. It would be such old news for anybody that has ever known anything much about me. Even the vaguest acquaintance knows perfectly well that we are a couple,” she said. The only person to be “appalled” at her relationship was her mother, she added. But: “that wasn’t too devastating for me because my mum cordially hated my ex-husband; she didn’t really approve of any of my friends.”

ALABAMA. State could have highest per capita death rate due to COVID-19: “If the worst were to happen – if Alabamians refuse to follow social distancing measures, the state’s intensive care units become overfull with the most ill coronavirus patients, or even if people here are unlucky – nearly 10,000 Alabamians could die from COVID-19 by the middle of next month.”

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Despite what it looks like on social media , I know for a fact there’s some people out there struggling to make these days productive. So here’s a few things I implemented to help me when I started to become a bit lazy and procrastinate • 1. Don’t use your phone for the first hour of waking up 2. Try to do some form of activity before lunch 3. Write a list before you go to bed, of all the things you want to get done the next day 4. Go and do something you’ve thought about doing for a while; e.g cook that dish, read that book, sort that cupboard out etc. Hope this helps someone! #staysafe #stayhome

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LADY GAGA. Chromatica album cover revealed.

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#Chromatica 2020

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NEW TUNE OF THE DAY. Troye Sivan “Take Yourself Home”.

PRESIDENTIAL VIDEO OF THE DAY. Dina Martina.

UNSOLICITED COMEBACK OF THE DAY. Lindsay Lohan.

REAL ESTATE TOUR OF THE DAY. Kelly Clarkson’s ranch.

MONDAY MOOD. Jamie Dornan.

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Self isolation made me do it

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Simply the Best: Celebrating “Schitt’s Creek”

Imagine the lavish lifestyle you’ve grown accustomed to is stripped away and you’re forced to move to a small town in the middle of nowhere. For the Rose family, this is reality in the beloved Canadian sitcom “Schitt’s Creek.”

Co-created by father-son duo Eugene and Dan Levy – a member of the HRC family – the show portrays the ups and downs of readjusting to unforeseen life circumstances and how we have to adapt to the changes around us. Over the past six seasons we’ve witnessed the family’s unforgettable members, Alexis, David, Johnny and Moira, navigate their new normal after losing nearly everything to a financial planner-turned-embezzler. From Moira’s venture into local politics to Johnny’s entrepreneurial endeavor with the town’s motel, we have followed along closely as caricatures of former wealth and privilege evolved into the three-dimensional characters we now welcome onto our screens every week.

While we have many reasons to love “Schitt’s Creek” – Moira’s wig wall being just one of them – it’s the show’s exploration of LGBTQ issues and characters that truly makes it such a standout. David Rose, played by Dan Levy, breaks barriers by being one of television’s few openly pansexual characters. Rather than simply throw out the term in a passing conversation and call it a day, the show takes the time to explore what David’s pansexuality means to him and showcase a part of the LGBTQ community commonly overlooked in mainstream media. His open conversation with best friend Stevie in the episode “Honeymoon” hits at the heart of what we all know to be true: Sexual orientation focuses on who a person is, not the labels they may carry.

The latest @EW digital cover story has us all in the feels. ���� Thank you @danjlevy and @olreid for giving us such a beautiful love story on @SchittsCreek! t.co/6oow10U1VW

— Human Rights Campaign (@HRC) March 25, 2020

“Schitt’s Creek” also pushes the envelope by making LGBTQ acceptance the norm rather than the exception. Television shows of the past traditionally explored queer issues by casting the community as an “other” that people eventually came to tolerate through getting to know LGBTQ characters firsthand. In the humble town of Schitt’s Creek, however, one’s sexual orientation or gender identity is never called into question. In fact, the townspeople never seem to bat an eye at David’s pansexuality or his relationship with Patrick (played by Noah Reid), and instead embrace them as part of the community. This representation speaks volumes for queer people around the world living in rural areas and sends the message that acceptance can be found anywhere. The one challenge we do witness to this theme of acceptance, found in the form of Patrick coming out to his parents, ends up becoming a heartfelt moment showing how most parents want to ensure their children are happy no matter whom they love or who they are.

There’s a lot to appreciate about “Schitt’s Creek” and the characters we’ve grown to love over the past few years, but it’s the show’s LGBTQ representation that will always be in our hearts. Through David, Patrick and the people of Schitt’s Creek, we’ve seen how queer people do not have to accept the tragic plots once prescribed to us through television and instead can live happy, fulfilling lives just as everyone else.

To “Schitt’s Creek,” there’s just one last thing to say: You’re simply the best.

You can tune into the finale of “Schitt’s Creek” on Tuesday, April 7 at 8|7 C. 

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Gay Deputy Sheriff Is Florida’s First Line-of-Duty COVID-19 Casualty

Deputy Shannon Bennett, who died Friday at age 39, had been with the Broward Sheriff’s Office for nearly 12 years.

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Lil Nas X says he “planned to die” before telling his secret

Grammy-winning singer Lil Nax X just got candid about his own coming out, revealing that he’d planned to keep his sexuality secret, and take that secret to the grave.

Nas X, who scored a #1 hit with his song “Old Town Road” came out last summer, and has since become a lauded figure within the LGBTQ community. Now, in an interview with The Guardian, he opens up about the pressures he felt after watching other kids come out in high school, and the bullying they endured.

“The honest truth is, I planned to die with the secret,” Nas says. “But that changed when I became Lil Nas X.”

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In the midst of his international success with “Old Town Road,” Nas came out on Twitter last June. He now says he feels liberated by going public. “I 100 percent want to represent the LGBT community,” he says of going public. “I don’t want to encourage them to do something they don’t 100 percent want to do. Especially in, like, middle school or high school. Because it’s just super-hard.”

“It’s easier for me,” he adds. “I’m not depending on anybody. There’s no one who’s going to kick me out of the house — nobody to start treating me sh*tty.”

Nas also went on to say that though he’s come out to his family, he still doesn’t discuss his romantic life at home. The Recording Industry Associates of America has certified “Old Town Road” platinum 12 times over.

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