Tanya Tate Speaks to Huffington Post About Cosplay, Adult Industry

LOS ANGELES  Tanya Tate was featured on the Huffington Post, where she gave advice on how adult stars can adapt to the changing industry and continue to be profitable.

Tate tells the news site how she is continuing to build her brand by branching out into Safe for Work business ventures like cosplay (costume playing).

"Cosplay started out as something I did on with my free time," she said. "A hobby away from adult. I am very passionate about it. Being part of that community, reviewing all of the geeky movies and comics and dressing up as my favorite superheros. I'm so fortunate to have fans that support all of my interests, whether mainstream or adult."

Tate continues to blog for her own superhero cosplay blog JustaLottaTanya.com.

Hustler Magazine also took interest of the Tate's cosplay endeavors and featured her in the May issue.

The Huffington Post article is here.

For more on Tate visit TanyaTate.com.

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