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known as the Amish capital of the US Is this relevant?
I believe a former pornographic actress coming from a highly religious place like that is worth mentioning, especially given that the clause is cited to a news article about Cherry. I found another source where she talks about coming from an Amish community, so I added that to later in the article.--Launchballer14:58, 10 August 2026 (UTC)Reply
changing her name from Chloe Couture in 2017 after finding a mainstream actress with that name I'm a bit confused by this. What was she named before, and when did she become Chloe Cherry?
Should probably specify who/what Jules Vaughn and Rue Bennett are. "she and Jenna Foxx played played the characters of Rue Bennett Jules Vaughn and in a pornographic parody of Euphoria"
which she has said made her more money than her porn career and for which she and Jenna Foxx played Jules Vaughn and Rue Bennett in a pornographic parody of Euphoria Should probably start a new sentence after "money than her porn career"
Cherry continued to use her stage name for mainstream roles due to her online fame Again, I don't think it has actually been said what her stage name is in the biography.
and then the films The French Italian and Www.RachelOrmont.com at the Tribeca Festival and San Francisco Jewish Film Festival in June Should probably include a 'respectively' for the two festivals to clear it up.
After naming her memoir Somewhere Dark and Hot after the impression of Los Angeles Cherry had before moving there, Simon & Schuster scheduled it for publication in 2027 and Cherry discussed it with Rolling Stone in June 2026. This sentence is a bit awkward. Try "Her memoir, named Somewhere Dark and Hot, after the impression of Los Angeles Cherry had before moving there, is scheduled to be published in 2027 by Simon & Schuster." I don't really see the relevancy of the last part.
The relevancy is that AVN ran an article about the interview. I'm uncomfortable saying 'is' per MOS:CURRENTLY (the memoir could change its name or be delayed), but I've reworked that passage.--Launchballer14:58, 10 August 2026 (UTC)Reply
Do Filmography sections typically have references? I don't really know.
As far as I'm aware, the films themselves act as primary sources for their own contents (it's very unusual for films not to have credits), and her appearances in all of the films are mentioned in prose, where they are all cited.--Launchballer14:58, 10 August 2026 (UTC)Reply