Joanna Angel
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Joanna Angel

🌍 Nationality: United States of America United States of America
🎂 Date of birth: 25.12.1980 (44 years)
🎬 Early career: 2005
💘 Ориентация: Bi
📏 Height: 152 cm
⚖️ Weight: 48 kg
💃 Figure: 34DDD-24-34
( . )( . ) Bust: Silicone
👁️ Eye color: Brown
💇 Hair color: Black
✨ Piercing: Absent
🖋️ Tattoos: Skull right shoulder; Venus flytrap with words inscribed "Touch me and you shall burn" right forearm; Knife through heart with words "Damn this foolish heart" inner right calf; Flaming skull with words below "So it goes" left bicep; Star above inside left elbow; Upper back; Diamond on each pelvic bone; Back of both thighs - pink ribbons
📖 Biography:

Joanna Angel (born Joanna Mostov), was born on December 25, 1980, in Brooklyn, New York, USA. Raised in a strict Jewish household, she later graduated from Rutgers University with a degree in English literature. Her entry into porn wasn’t typical—Joanna didn’t just want to perform; she wanted to reshape the industry.

In 2002, she founded Burning Angel, a groundbreaking studio that combined punk culture, tattoos, and raw sexuality. Joanna pioneered the “alt-porn” genre, merging DIY spirit with sex positivity. She wrote, directed, produced, and starred in her own films, building a brand that stood out in an industry dominated by clichés.

Standing at 5'0" and weighing around 105 lbs, with green eyes and a heavily tattooed body, Joanna’s look became iconic. She frequently appeared in alt, punk, BDSM, threesome, and lesbian scenes. Her charisma, bold attitude, and unapologetic independence earned her a devoted fanbase and critical acclaim.

Joanna worked with studios like Evil Angel, Vivid, and Kink, but it was Burning Angel that brought her true fame. She’s received numerous AVN and XBIZ Awards for Best Actress, Best Scene, and Best Director. Her contributions have been recognized far beyond porn.

Outside of adult films, Joanna has appeared in indie movies, voiced characters in animation, and has been featured in major publications like Rolling Stone, The New York Times, and Vice. She's also a vocal advocate for sex workers’ rights, feminism, and sexual education.

Today, Joanna Angel is more than just a porn star—she's an icon of alternative adult entertainment. Her legacy continues as she writes books, directs powerful scenes, and remains an enduring force in the evolution of the adult industry.