An adult superstar since the ’80s, Amber Lynn is symbolic of a California born-and-bred, rockin’ wild child—blond, bold and smokin’ hot. 

Amber’s career is long and distinguished, and she continues to stay in the public eye. Amber Lynn fans were thrilled to see her cameo in Season 2 of the Netflix series The Kominsky Method as the subject of actor Michael Douglas’s fantasy girl, who may be the one to save him from a sudden terminal illness diagnosis. Lynn is featured via her 1990 Hustler centerfold, “Both Ends Smoking.” She also got a tribute on the final episode of HBO’s The Deuce, and she guest-starred as herself in the Lionsgate comedy Who’s Jenna...?

Amber Lynn is a founding board member and has served since 2016 as the Sergeant-At-Arms of the Adult Performers Actors Guild (APAG), the first federal labor union for the adult industry. She was awarded a 2018 LANFA Humanitarian award and a 2019 Panorama City recognition of community service and the California State Assembly model citizen award.

She also is the host of Rock’N’SeXXXy Uncensored, a mainstream/adult crossover show covering music and entertainment. The program, which can be found on LATalkRadio.com, is now in its eighth season as one of the top shows on talk radio. Learn more at Rock-N-SeXXXy-Uncensored.com.

The mark Amber Lynn has left on the hearts of XXX fans, far and wide, is indescribably her own. She was already a bikini and figure model and involved in the raucous Sunset Strip club scene when she met Althea Flynt, the wife of iconic pornographer and Hustler founder Larry Flynt, and famed Hustler photographer Clive Mclean. Starting out in photo spreads for Hustler, Chic and Penthouse, Playboy, High Society and Club, Amber’s 1983 film debut is titled Personal Touch III, directed by Bobby Hollander.

After a few years in the movies, Amber then succeeded as a feature dancer on the gentlemen’s club circuit and opened the doorway for adult performers to become headliners in cities all over the world. A hiatus from film work in the late ’80s saw her earning up to $25,000 a week in clubs from coast-to-coast and throughout Canada, performing to sellout crowds.

She has also survived tragedies and turbulent times. While many close friends and co-workers were affected by the scandal surrounding underage performer Traci Lords, Amber avoided involvement in the now-notorious circumstances. However, the suicide of fellow performer and friend Shauna Grant was the catalyst for a break from the adult industry in the late ’80s. And like so many celebrities of the time, Lynn found herself involved in substance abuse. The limelight dimmed for a period, before Lynn entered rehab in 1999, and successfully put those issues to rest once and for all.

Amber also has the unique distinction of being the actual younger sister of another well-known male performer, Buck Adams. Sadly, Adams died of heart failure in 2008.

Male performer and ’70s icon Jamie Gillis had a onetime relationship with Amber after they met on the set of her second movie. Gillis passed away in 2010 after a short bout with cancer.

Clean and sober since 2000, Amber is a member of the AVN Hall of Fame and the recipient of the FSC Lifetime Achievement Award, as well as Hot D’or Lifetime Achievement Award, and countless others.

Her most notable charity work in 1992, to benefit the Youth AIDS Foundation of Los Angeles, set a new standard for acceptability of adult performers by the public and marked a first for nonprofit charities accepting contributions from the adult industry. At times when she has stepped away from her adult career, Amber has been a sober counselor working with renowned interventionists on extremely high-level cases, as well as a real estate broker.

More recently, Amber was vocal in her opposition to the Los Angeles “Safer Sex in the Adult Film Industry” initiative, or Measure B—an initiative to mandate condom and barrier protection use in adult films in L.A. County. Though she has been a “condom-only” performer throughout the latter part of her career, Amber performed a non-condom scene with U.K.-based performer Keiran Lee. The scene was meant, in part, to show her support for performer choice in regard to condom use, as well as support for industry self-regulation through frequent performer STI testing.

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