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'Not Another Porn Movie' Release Party @ Beauty Bar (2/8/08)
On Friday night, pornstar and director (as well as recent Howard Stern Show guest) Joanna Angel (MySpace) celebrated the release of her Burning Angel movie, Not Another Porn Movie, with a party at Beauty Bar in Hollywood. It's also the debut release from Adam & Eve's new Independent Adult Cinema (IAC) imprint.
In attendance, besides Angel, were several Burning Angel girls, including Nico and Taysha, with her boyfriend Jeremy, as well as AVN photographer Gia Jordan (MySpace).
More photos (some of which are risque but are otherwise SFW) after the jump.
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Previous recent adult coverage here, here, here, here, and here.
Special thanks to Joanna Angel, Burning Angel, and the staff at Beauty Bar.
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