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Celebrity Tabitha Stevens was recently saluted by the "King of all Media," Howard Stern for her numerous contributions as Special Guest for the show at his internationally televised goodbye rally. Tabitha has appeared on the Howard Stern show over 23 times including the E Channel (E Entertainment.) She has also appeared in the first three seasons of Dr. 90210, the E Channel's "Talk Soup," with Hal Sparks, Hosted the Exotic Erotic Ball for three years running, and starred in numerous movies for HBO/Cinemax including "Denial" (Kushner & Locke) "Shade" starring Sylvester Stallone, Melanie Griffith, Jamie Foxx and Gabriel Byrne, "The LA Riot Spectacular," with Emilio Estevez, George Hamilton, Charles Dutton, William Forsythe and Snoop Dogg as well as numerous others.

She also hosted "Can You Be a Porn Star" for On Demand Pay-Per-View, featured in an interview with Rita Crosby for FOX News, and has been seen on Access Hollywood and Entertainment Tonight and written up in the New York Post and the LA Times.

Tabitha also performed with Kid Rock in the 2002 American Music Awards, appeared on The Jay Leno Show on "Street Jams" (2002) was in a feature story on plastic surgery on Entertainment Tonight (2002) in a feature story on the Adult Video Business on Entertainment Tonight (2000) and appeared on "The Surreal Life" with Ron Jeremy as a special guest, and was heavily featured throughout his documentary entitled, "Ron Jeremy - Porn Legend."

She has also appeared in numerous Troma feature films and in music videos including; The Offspring, Uncle Kracker, Matt Zane, /Society 1, Mellow Man Ace, Cypress Hill, and many others. Tabitha recently worked with the "Kings of Comedy," The Reverend Bob Levy, Jim Florentine, Shuli, K.C. Armstrong, Craig Gass, as well as Gary the Retard from the Howard Stern Show and is currently developing future acts with them.

In 1995 Tabitha moved to California to pursue a career in adult films. She was extremely successful starring in hundreds of titles. Finally at the ripe age of 35 she and her producing partner, critically acclaimed producer/director Gary Orona created a bizarre masterpiece entitled "Tabitha Stevens the Shaman" in which Tabitha stars. Shot on 35mm film in epic locations, The Shaman is a twisted, disturbing painfully executed film in which Tabitha performed her own self annihilating stunts including an extremely difficult "suicide suspension" hanging from shark hooks piercing the skin across her back. The remarkable results of this film is too amazing for words and having created an amazing team of exceptionally brilliant artists one can only imagine the future projects that Tabitha and Gary have in mind.

Tabitha Stevens was born on February 16, 1970 in Long Island, New York. She spent fifteen years on Long Island with her family before moving to Las Vegas, Nevada. Before she graduated from High School in 1988 she began a successful petite runway and print modeling career. She was soon appearing in national spots including a national television commercial for SEGA "Super Street Fighter II." The SEGA campaign earned her a Screen Actors Guild card and she was soon touring the country appearing and signing for the character "Cammy." An accomplished tap and jazz dancer of fourteen (14) years, Tabitha was awarded a certificate from the National Academy Dancers Association (NADA.) She also taught dance for two years during this stage of her developing career.