Lisa Ann

Lisa Ann, born Lisa Ann Corpora on May 9, 1972, in Easton, Pennsylvania, began her adult film career in 1994. She gained initial fame in the mid-90s but paused her career in 1997 due to an AIDS scare, turning to exotic dancing and running a day spa. Returning in 2006, she skyrocketed to stardom with her Sarah Palin parody role in 2008's 'Who's Nailin' Paylin?'. Beyond performing, she directed films like 'MILF Revolution' (2013), which won an AVN Award, and founded Lisa Ann Productions. Retiring from adult films in 2014, she transitioned into mainstream media, including radio hosting on Sirius XM and fantasy sports commentary, while continuing to engage fans through her podcast 'The Lisa Ann Experience'.