Savanna Samson
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Savanna Samson — Biography & Career
Savanna Samson, born Natalie Oliveros on October 14, 1967, is an American former adult film performer, producer, media personality, and wine entrepreneur. She entered the adult film industry in 2000 after working as a dancer at Scores in Manhattan. In April 2002, she signed an exclusive contract with Vivid Entertainment while continuing to live in New York and travel to California for productions. During her years with Vivid, Samson built a prominent screen career and received several major industry honors. At the 2004 AVN Awards, she won Best Actress – Film for Looking In. She hosted the 2005 AVN Awards with comedian Thea Vidale, then won another AVN Award for Best Actress – Film in 2006 for The New Devil in Miss Jones. That same year, she received the XRCO Award for Best Single Performance, Actress. In 2007, her cameo in Michael Lucas’ La Dolce Vita earned her the GayVN Award for Best Non-Sexual Performance, and in 2011 she was inducted into the AVN Hall of Fame. Samson also expanded her work beyond performing. In early 2006, she launched Savanna Samson Productions, with releases distributed by Vivid; the company’s first title, Any Way You Want Me, appeared in June 2007. She co-hosted a daily internet music-and-talk radio show beginning in 2005, signed a recording contract with Koch Records in 2007, and released her debut album, Possession, in 2008. Her publishing and commentary work included writing for AVNInsider.com and later contributing advice columns for other outlets. Her broader media profile included appearances on Saturday Night Live, The Daily Show, and a guest role on 30 Rock in 2009. In 2008, she became a political correspondent on Red Eye w/ Greg Gutfeld.
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