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Stevenson was also featured as a guest vocalist on the songs "Something Good" and "Invincible" (The Damned Things, 2019).

Recent on screen performances include "Devils Domain" (2016), "Sigma" (2016), CBS TV show "Seal Team" (2018), "Rusty Tulloch" (2018), and "Xenophobia" (2019).

In 2015, Stevenson directed her efforts toward appearing on screen more and started refining her craft by studying with Stephanie Feury- one of Los Angeles' premier acting teachers. In addition to traditional acting, she also trains in the areas of martial arts, stunts, and kickboxing.

With an iconic image of herself on the side of the food truck with a hot dog in hand- their slogan "The Biggest Wieners and the Hottest Buns," quickly became a hit- receiving mention on "Late Night with Conan O'Brien" (2014) and drawing attention for its own reality television show. Never straying too far from the film industry, Angies Wieners could be found catering TV and movie sets, along with festivals and a prime location at Sound Nightclub, in Hollywood.

As a result, she was nominated for "Crossover Star of the Year" at the 2012 AVN awards & XBIZ awards, and left the adult film industry behind her.

Continuing to let her star shine, Stevenson took on print ads for Jim Beam Devils Cut, a monthly column in Easyriders magazine, and appearances in music videos "The Way You Still Want Me" (Jason C Miller, 2012), "Uncountry" (Jason C Miller, 2011), "In The City" (Channel Zero, 2011), and "Apple Juice" (Taint Stick, 2012).

By 2011, Angie had booked a series of "mainstream" acting roles: The Family (2012), The Locals (2012), Piranhaconda (2012), and TV show Sons of Anarchy (2012).

From 2011-2015, Stevenson created her own mobile food business. "Angie's Wieners" served up its own line of foot long private label grass fed/organic gourmet hot dogs.

An American actress- Angie Stevenson was born as Kerry Ann Stevenson in San Andreas, California. At age 5, her family moved to Santa Cruz, California, where she spent the majority of her childhood. Her father John Stevenson- a karate champion, and mother Mary Stevenson- a painter and jewelry maker, nurtured her creative side from an early age. This encouragement manifested into a passion for theatre, singing and the arts- leading her to pursue a career in show business. At age 18 she moved to Hollywood with stars in her eyes and began working as a model, waitress, office manager and bartender. In 2005, Stevenson began appearing on screen in the adult film industry.