Speaking of Vivid, if you believe Brian Gross - and the evidence doesn't say not to - the Vivid Girls are becoming some of the most celebrated of sinful celebrities in their own right. nrnCase in point: Dyanna Lauren hit The Howard Stern Radio Hour television show May 20, in a segment produced when Humble Howard and crews spent two days recently tracking Lauren's life and work. nrnAnother case in point: Devon working the red carpet, Gross said, for Los Angeles' KROQ-FM's event saluting Mission: Impossible 2. Hoping for an interview with the film's star, Tom Cruise, Devon "did her sultry walk down Hollywood Boulevard in front of over two thousand M:I2 seekers? (she) almost stole the show away from celebrities" such as Rebecca Gayheart, Denise Richards, Lucy Liu, Will Smith, and Metallica's Kirk Hammett and Lars Ulrich. Too bad they didn't realize Devon was as star struck as anyone else. This was, Gross said, her first Hollywood premiere and she made the most of it, "working the crowd like a seasoned professional." nrn"It was very thrilling watching the film in the same theatre with Tom Cruise," said Devon of the Mann's Chinese Theatre premiere. "I was watching his piece of work, and that thought alone is exciting. His work truly paid off, because people were screaming and cheering throughout the entire movie." nrnShe went from there to the Free Speech Coalition fundraiser at Bob's Classy Lady and passed on stories of the film premiere, then went right back to the post-premiere party across from Mann's. And, Gross said, she worked the room there like a pro as well.
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