#GOSSIP: Caitlyn Jenner is named Barbara Walters’ Most Fascinating Person of 2015

The World’s most popular transgender Caitlyn Jenner has been named as the Most Fascinating Person of 2015 by TV legend Barbara Walters. The 86-year-old Barbara praised Bruce Jenner for creating a ‘seismic shift’ in the gender universe and publicly owning up to her new found image and person. Through her own transition, Caitlyn Jenner transformed society this year,’ Barbara said on her annual 10 Most Fascinating People special. ‘And that for us makes her the most fascinating person of 2015.
She said Caitlyn’s transition from Bruce made the world ask serious questions, such as: ‘What is gender? What was the real difference between Bruce and Caitlyn Jenner? ‘She became a champion for people who had long been pushed to the margin of society.’ ‘Famous and familiar, she raised awareness and acceptance of transgendered people,’ Barbara insisted.
Caitlyn topped the annual list that included Hollywood stars Bradley Cooper – who said he had once been deemed ‘too unfashionable’ to make it – and Amy Schumer, 30 Rock legend Tracy Morgan, Misty Copeland, who made history as the first African-American Female Principal Dancer with the prestigious American Ballet Theater ,Donald Trump and UFC phenomenon Ronda Rousey, who spoke about rising up from her recent shock defeat.

#GOSSIP: Scientist develop Super Condoms that kill HIV virus and enhances pleasure

A new hydrogel-based condom that contains antioxidants has been invented by a team of Indian-American scientists at the Texas A&M University Health Science Center. Not only does it contain plant-based antioxidants, which kills the HIV-virus in case of condom breakage but it also uses antioxidants to enhance pleasure. Experts say it is the new big player to join the fight against AIDS.
We are not only making a novel material for condoms to prevent the HIV infection, but we are also aiming to eradicate this infection if possible. Super condom could help fight against HIV infection and may as well prevent unwanted pregnancy or sexually transmitted diseases. If we succeed, it will revolutionize the HIV prevention initiative. Choudhury, the lead researcher and assistant professor at the Texas A&M Health Science Center’s Irma Lerma Rangel College of Pharmacy, said The researchers hope to test the condom within the next six months and then get it released for general usage.