Sasha Grey: From Soderbergh’s Camera to Novels and Electronic Music
Grey’s film roles, fiction and music collaborations offer a career timeline that extends well beyond her first public identity.
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Grey’s film roles, fiction and music collaborations offer a career timeline that extends well beyond her first public identity.
Bigg Boss, a Bollywood debut, animal-welfare campaigns and Kennedy mark different stages in Leone’s public career.
Her memoir and screen work supply a public biography beyond the political story most readers recognize.
From Cry-Baby to a dance album and a first-person book, Lords built a public career beyond the exploitation of her youth.
Head-On, When We Leave and Game of Thrones anchor a career that also includes advocacy beyond the screen.
Her early awards and later technology venture show how a performer’s public identity became a business question.
University study, a political candidacy and filmmaking decisions add context to White’s public career.
A memoir and a move into fantasy-sports broadcasting reveal the preparation behind Lisa Ann’s change of direction.
A book collaboration and candid interviews document Patrick’s movement between modeling, performance and business.
Memoirs, a public-television interview and an unusually specific writing schedule reveal another side of Akira’s work.
An English degree, a production company and two novels show the continuity of Angel’s interest in storytelling.
Hartley’s long public career includes a mainstream movie role, a book and campus discussions about media and representation.
An essay collection and a Serbian science-fiction film reveal different dimensions of Stoya’s creative work.
Soap opera, sitcoms, cosplay and a first-person book mark the different stages of Ward’s public career.
The 2014 media storm, a documentary series and a later television dramatization tell different versions of Knox’s public career.
Runway work, vintage fashion and long-form interviews show how Rhoades developed a different public career.
A book, a long screen career and a disputed conference appearance form distinct parts of Love’s public biography.
Public appearances and interviews trace Olson’s effort to build a screen career beyond the work that first made her recognizable.
A studio launch, a change of role and a collaborative photography project show how Haze’s career developed beyond performing.
Magazine publishing, industry organizing and an archive at Harvard reveal the business career behind Gloria Leonard’s screen name.
Femme Productions, theater, writing and the Harvard archive trace Candida Royalle’s effort to change who made adult cinema and whom it addressed.
Theater, a chance casting and a self-published book form separate chapters in Georgina Spelvin’s working life.
Campus talks, writing and product development show the range of Jessica Drake’s work beyond performing.
Columns, hosting and directing trace how Kayden Kross expanded her role in the business that first made her known.