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Devinn Lane already had a rep for her killer Penthouse spreads back in the nineties, but the last five years she’s been lighting up the new millennium as one of the best fuckers and shooters in the game, so it makes total sense she got that AVN Best Gonzo nod for Road Trixxx Vol. 1. Take one look and you get why—she’s got the kind of face and body that practically made cameras hard. For her first three years she only played with girls, but when she finally served up boy-girl heat it was her own doing: Save The Best For Last: The Devinn Lane Show 5. That one got the AVN spotlight and rightly so. She wears every hat: she produced Beautiful/Nasty, snagged a nom for Best All-Girl Feature, then proved she can act her ass off by winning AVN Best Actress for Breathless. Noms for Best Supporting Actress and Female Performer of the Year followed right after. She did it all over again in 2004—same three categories, same attitude. Steve Orenstein saw her on Howard Stern’s E! show and had to sign her. Smart move. Since then she’s fucked her way through Wicked, flashed her face in Premiere, Stuff, TV Guide, LA Times, LA Weekly, OC Weekly, Nylon, bared it all for Third Rail, stole scenes in The Girl Next Door, schooled Ivy League kids at Yale’s Sex Week, and got cozy with Mercedes Benz in their lifestyle mag Benzo. Her work in Breathless made clear she was born for this, same raw fire you’ll find in Improper Conduct, Women In Uniform, Kink, In Style—where she took home the trophy for Best Solo Sex Scene—and Stiletto. Throw in seasons of Playboy TV’s 7 Lives Xposed and you’ve got a woman who never stops. Her own series, The Devinn Lane Show, kicked off with The Forbidden Zone, then she busted out Latin Car Show Queens, writing and directing herself. When she’s not rolling for Wicked or Playboy, she’s shipping fans off on fantasy fuck trips through Adult Dream Vacations. Gorgeous, filthy-minded, built for the spotlight—she’s not going anywhere.
Devinn Lane already had a rep for her killer Penthouse spreads back in the nineties, but the last five years she’s been lighting up the new millennium as one of the best fuckers and shooters in the game, so it makes total sense she got that AVN Best Gonzo nod for Road Trixxx Vol. 1. Take one look and you get why—she’s got the kind of face and body that practically made cameras hard. For her first three years she only played with girls, but when she finally served up boy-girl heat it was her own doing: Save The Best For Last: The Devinn Lane Show 5. That one got the AVN spotlight and rightly so. She wears every hat: she produced Beautiful/Nasty, snagged a nom for Best All-Girl Feature, then proved she can act her ass off by winning AVN Best Actress for Breathless. Noms for Best Supporting Actress and Female Performer of the Year followed right after. She did it all over again in 2004—same three categories, same attitude. Steve Orenstein saw her on Howard Stern’s E! show and had to sign her. Smart move. Since then she’s fucked her way through Wicked, flashed her face in Premiere, Stuff, TV Guide, LA Times, LA Weekly, OC Weekly, Nylon, bared it all for Third Rail, stole scenes in The Girl Next Door, schooled Ivy League kids at Yale’s Sex Week, and got cozy with Mercedes Benz in their lifestyle mag Benzo. Her work in Breathless made clear she was born for this, same raw fire you’ll find in Improper Conduct, Women In Uniform, Kink, In Style—where she took home the trophy for Best Solo Sex Scene—and Stiletto. Throw in seasons of Playboy TV’s 7 Lives Xposed and you’ve got a woman who never stops. Her own series, The Devinn Lane Show, kicked off with The Forbidden Zone, then she busted out Latin Car Show Queens, writing and directing herself. When she’s not rolling for Wicked or Playboy, she’s shipping fans off on fantasy fuck trips through Adult Dream Vacations. Gorgeous, filthy-minded, built for the spotlight—she’s not going anywhere.