Vivid Radio Host Annie Cruz Discusses Dating on Hip-HopVibe

LOS ANGELES — Former adult star Annie Cruz plans on “taking the angst out of dating” in her April 20 #ThirsttrapThursday feature on Hip-HopVibe.com. 

Cruz is host of “The Dirtiest Girl in the World” on VividRadio.com.

Cruz plans to speak from experience about how to achieve dating success, having coached thousands of men and women through her radio program and in-person sessions and getting feedback from them, a publicist said.

“Annie gives tips on how to be approachable and points out that if a man or woman doesn’t make the initial move, ‘You basically take the first thing that comes your way.’  Whether it’s how to approach or be approached, Annie’s got direct and effective advice that anyone can use,” the publicist said.

“She reveals the importance of smiling, making eye contact and having the right body language.  Also important, Annie instills confidence and explains how to stand out, be unpredictable and different; in other words, how to have personality. She also explains how easy it is to utter those all important first words without being embarrassed.”

"Finally, Annie urges readers to embrace their sexuality. She reminds us that we are in the hip hop age and not the Victorian Age.  We can take everything at our own pace and we set our own boundaries."

Vivid’s radio network is available on SiriusXM channel 415 and on VividRadio.com. Cruz’s program can be heard on Mondays at 1 p.m. (PDT).

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