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Porn-Star.com Releases ‘Top 100 List’ of Popular Porn Stars

LOS ANGELES – Concluding a busy year for adult talent, Porn-Star.com has released its “Top 100 Most Popular Porn Stars of 2006” list based on page rankings of the most frequently visited adult stars over the past 12 months.

Since launching in 1997, Porn-Star.com has built up a significant library of porn star galleries and each year compiles a list of the most in-demand adult actresses in the industry.

Compared to 2005, some adult stars managed to out rank their piers. This year Jenna Jameson reclaimed her No. 1 spot, Miko Lee moved up from No. 79 to 18, Stormy Daniels went from No. 33 to 5, and Gauge went from No. 25 to 10.

According to Porn-Star.com, the following is a sample of the “Top 100” list:

1) Jenna Jameson

2) Briana Banks

3) Devon

4) Tera Patrick

5) Stormy Daniels

6) Silvia Saint

7) Janine Lindemulder

8) Crissy Moran

9) Jesse Jane

10) Gauge

11) Krystal Steal

12) Nicole Sheridan

13) Tawny Roberts

14) Mercedez

15) Amber Michaels

16) Brittney Skye

17) Catalina Cruz

18) Miko Lee

19) Veronica Zemanova

20) Houston

To view a complete list of the “Top 100 Most Popular Porn Stars of 2006,” please visit the site .

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