Holly Randall’s new adult lifestyle publication XSIV Magazine made its debut official this past week with a high-profile launch party in Los Angeles to celebrate the magazine’s Firsts issue.
Hosted by cover star Lexi Luna, the exclusive industry event captured the spirit of “Vanity Fair for the OnlyFans generation,” bringing together a powerhouse guest list—including Siouxsie Q, Michael Vegas, Karla Lane, Mike Adriano, Hailey Rose, Max Fills, Lauren Phillips, Alex Jones, Rachel Steele, Charlotte Sins, Ryan Keely, and Codey Steele—to celebrate XSIV’s mission of spotlighting the culture, business and artistry of adult entertainment.
“XSIV Magazine celebrates the industry’s pioneers and entrepreneurs, shines a light on its innovators, and delivers a smart, sophisticated take on the business of pleasure,” said Randall, XSIV’s Editor-in-Chief, who helms the publication alongside Publisher/Managing Editor Daniel Saynt. “From breaking down stigma to driving innovation, we’re here to inform, inspire and move the conversation forward.”
Created in association with XSweet, XSIV Magazine is a bold new voice in the industry, featuring exclusive interviews, in-depth storytelling, and cutting-edge industry analysis. The Firsts issue dives into the pivotl moments that define a career in adult entertainment, with features on Riley Reid, Kazumi, Demi Sutra, Kimmy Kim, Dredd, Laura Desiree, and Luna Star, alongside investigative pieces on Project 2025’s threat to adult workers, the rise of Broken Butterfly, and an XSIV Guide to Your First Month in Porn.
“The XSIV Magazine launch party was a blast! Holly, Lexi and Daniel threw a great party,” said Chief Creative Officer of XSweet, Jeffrey John Hart. “The past few months, we have all been working very hard to bring everything together. Daniel did an excellent job creating a memorable night. My favorite part of the evening was seeing everyone’s reaction when they tried the XSweet immersive VR demo. We look forward to sharing all the exciting things we are working on in the coming weeks.”
The Firsts issue is available now. Fans can explore the full digital edition at XSIV Magazine.
A leading voice in erotic storytelling, Holly Randall was born into the world of photography and filmmaking. The daughter of legendary photographer Suze Randall—one of the adult industry’s first female photographers and filmmakers—Holly developed a passion for visual storytelling early on.
She honed her craft at the Brooks Institute of Photography before joining the family business, assisting her mother. In 2004, she began producing and directing films for Suze.net, eventually stepping into the spotlight in 2008 with her own studio, Holly Randall Productions. In 2025, the studio’s acclaimed feature Broken Butterfly: The Perfect Shade of Blu won AVN’s Best Featurette and Best Screenplay–Featurette awards, along with XBIZ’s Best Featurette XMA Award.
Randall has worked with nearly every major adult brand, including Penthouse, Hustler, Adam & Eve, Twistys and Brazzers. She also hosted Playboy TV’s Adult Film School and Digital Playground’s DP Star competition. Her photography books, published through GOLIATH, include Erotic Dream Girls, Kinky Lingerie Girls, Kinky Nylons, Kinky Super Beauties and Super Nylon Parade.
In 2017, Randall launched the hit podcast Holly Randall Unfiltered, which has surpassed 390 episodes and continues to offer in-depth conversations with industry leaders. She has also appeared in documentaries such as Netflix’s Hot Girls Wanted, Amazon Prime Video’s Back Issues: The Hustler Magazine Story and Vice TV’s Before the Internet.
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