Kylie Ireland

Kylie Ireland is an American pornographic actress, film director, producer, publicist, and satellite radio show host. She is an inductee into the AVN, XRCO, and NightMoves Halls of Fame.

Early life and education Ireland was born in Longmont, Colorado, a small community outside Denver. While going to high school and college in San Diego, Ireland worked part-time ordering videos for a chain of video stores, which she credits for learning a lot about pornographic films. That was followed by a five-year contract with VCA Pictures. Ireland served as VCA's Director of Publicity from 1999 to 2000, before returning to performing freelance. Demonstrating that no hard feelings remained about the lawsuit, she had a one-month stint as Director of Publicity for Sin City in April 2003. In 1996, during her time at VCA, Ireland returned to her natural red hair.

Recognition In January 1995, Ireland was awarded AVN Best New Starlet by Adult Video News Magazine. This would be the first of many adult film awards. Fans of X-Rated Entertainment awarded her the 'Vixen' award in 1995 and the 'Fan Favorite' in 1996. She was named by Playboy Magazine as one of their Top 10 Porn Stars for 1997. In 2001, AVN listed her among the Top 50 Porn Stars of All Time and in 2005 inducted her into the AVN Hall of Fame. SlutWerkz launch was delayed from its planned fall 2007 to sometime in 2008 after replacing the original intended distributors. The company originally planned to release one film per month.

Internet

Ireland started her personal website in 1996, becoming one of the first pornographic actresses on the Web; she describes it as "my obsession." She does Web consulting and public relations for other adult actresses.

Other ventures From October 2003 to February 2006, Ireland hosted a weekly Internet radio show, Kylie Live on ksexradio.com, about the pornography industry. She won the KSEX Radio Listener's Choice Award for "Best Radio Voice" in 2004, and the "Best Insight into the Adult Business" award for 2005. In February 2006, Ireland became the host of sex talk show Private Calls, on Friday evenings for Playboy Radio on Sirius Radio.

In November 2010, Ireland launched a new weekend show on Spice radio called The Jerkbox. The show took over where The Friday Night Threeway left off. It features guest interviews, segments revolving around the world of sex and porn-related topics.

Around January 2011, Ireland started a website called Bombed Out LA along with her husband, which uses her love of photography to capture and publish street art in Los Angeles.

In March 2011, it was discovered after a television interview that Ireland was also street artist DeeKay.

In January 2013, after leaving Spice radio, Ireland joined the Toadhopnetwork and began The Wednesday Night Threeway, a weekly podcast with Raylene and Derrick Pierce.

In April 2013, Ireland launched her own weekly podcast channel along with her husband Andy Appleton called Apples & Pairs on SoundCloud.com.

Personal life Ireland says that she "dabbled" in recreational drug use, even before entering the adult industry; she tried most drugs, and used crystal meth for a time to stay thin, but her main drug of choice was alcohol. In 2001, she realized her drinking was becoming a problem. 1995 F.O.X.E. Award – Vixen 1995 NightMoves Award – Best Actress 1996 F.O.X.E. Award – Fan Favorite 2005 AVN Hall of Fame 2006 XRCO Hall of Fame 2007 NightMoves Triple Play Award (Dancing/Performing/Directing) 2008 AVN Award – Best Supporting Actress - Film – Layout 2008 AVN Award – Best Oral Scene - Film – Layout 2009 NightMoves Award – Best All-Girl Release (Editor's Choice) – The Violation of Kylie Ireland 2009 NightMoves Hall of Fame 2026 XMA Award – Best Art Direction – Deadly Vows