Joanna Angel Stars in Next ImLive Celebrity Event

LOS ANGELES — Adult alt star Joanna Angel will video chat with fans in PussyCash’s next ImLive Celebrity Event on May 4.

Affiliates can earn $235 payouts for ImLive website and mobile sign-ups until May 31.

“Webmasters, cash-in on Joanna’s undeniable charm by loading your sites with sexy creative promoting this upcoming event,"  said Yuval Kijel, PussyCash vice president of sales and marketing.

Angel’s appearance follows other stars who have already appeared in 2011 including Gracie Glam, Evan Stone, Lexie Belle, Allie Haze, Sara Sloane and Faye Reagan all of whom have performed in free video chat from their homes and bedrooms.

“I love talking to my fans — and I am very excited to getting down and dirty with you guys, as well as just hanging out and chatting and getting to know you better on ImLive.com,” Angel said.

“We are super excited to welcome her back to the ImLive and know this show is going to be extraordinary. Joanna’s name is synonymous with top in every respect; top performer, top site, top 25 sexiest people in New York, you name it, the fans just can’t get enough of this sexy vixen and neither can we,” said ImLive spokesperson Carole Wood.

She added, “Her charisma has led her to cross-over success, a feat only achieved by a select few. I suggest everyone to sign-up now on ImLive.com and get ready for something really special.”

The video chat will be broadcast live and is free to all ImLive members on May 4 beginning at 11 p.m. EDT.

For more information on the event visit ImLive.

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