The 33rd annual NightMoves Awards announced its winners on Sunday night, October 12th, during a live, in-person ceremony held at Tampa Emperors Gentlemen’s Club. The event recognized outstanding talent and productions across various categories within the adult entertainment community.
Award Ceremony Details and Industry Recognition
The awards ceremony, which took place in Tampa, Florida, on October 12th, was part of a multi-day celebration. The NightMoves Awards Show Weekend commenced on October 8th, culminating in the grand awards show. Paul Allen, NightMoves owner and publisher, stated that the NightMoves Awards consistently highlight the work and talent within the adult entertainment community. Allen added that this year’s winners demonstrate the diversity and creativity that sustain the industry.
The event was sponsored by Loyal Fans, Lauren Phillips, Wifey.com, XRCO, Krystal Davis, Spunk Lube, Coxxx Models, Scores, Adam & Eve, WeAre 321, The Lee Network, and Star Factory PR. The weekend included fan meet-and-greets, feature performances, and networking events, bringing together various industry personalities. Among those in attendance were Angelica Amore, Angel Dark, Bad Bella, Caitlyn Baby, Conor Coxxx, Eva Angelina, Flynt Dominick, Gigi Dior, Jessica Aaren, Jessica Ryan, Jillian Janson, Katie Kinz, Krystal Davis, LA Hef, Miles Long, Natasha Starr, Sasha Pearl, Shortcake, Slay Kay, Taylor Rae, and Teal Conrad.
Key Winners in Performer and Production Categories
The NightMoves Awards honored performers and productions across numerous categories. Leana Lovings was named Best Female Performer, while Emma Rose received the award for Best Transsexual Performer. Parker Ambrose secured Best Male Performer, and Gal Ritchie was recognized as Best New Starlet. Gigi Dior earned the title of Best MILF Performer. Kylie Rocket was awarded Best Girl/Girl Performer, and Emma Hix won Best Actress. Seth Gamble was named Best Actor.
In the production categories, Wicked Pictures’ “The Hunger” was awarded Best Feature Release. Tushy received two awards: Best Non-Feature Release for “My DP V8” and Best Anal Release for “Anal Icons 3.” Brazzers’ “20th Anniversary 2004” won Best All Sex / Gonzo Release. Wicked Pictures also secured Best All-Girl Release for “Kenzie Loves Girls 2.” Dorcel’s “M.I.L.F.S 2” was named Best MILF Release, and Adult Time’s “Vagina Virgins” won Best Transsexual Release.
Directing honors went to Bree Mills for Best Feature Director and Jules Jordan for Best Non-Feature Director. Hayla Faye was recognized as Best Feature Showgirl.
Special Industry Recognitions
Several individuals received special awards acknowledging their contributions to the adult industry. Lauren Phillips was presented with the Industry Ambassador Award. Axel Braun was honored with the Industry Legend Award. Caitlyn Baby received the Miss Congeniality Award. Eva Angelina was inducted into NightMoves Fame.
Key Facts
- The 33rd Annual NightMoves Awards ceremony took place on Sunday, October 12th, at Tampa Emperors Gentlemen’s Club.
- Paul Allen, NightMoves owner and publisher, stated the awards highlight work and talent within the adult entertainment community.
- Notable performer winners included Leana Lovings (Best Female Performer), Emma Rose (Best Transsexual Performer), and Gal Ritchie (Best New Starlet).
- “The Hunger” by Wicked Pictures won Best Feature Release, and “My DP V8” by Tushy won Best Non-Feature Release.
- Special honors included Lauren Phillips (Industry Ambassador Award) and Axel Braun (Industry Legend Award).
