(Los Angeles, CA / August 31, 2026) – Holly Randall covers Millennium magazine and takes center stage in a new interview, “Holly Randall Explains Why More Celebrities Are Turning to OnlyFans”, reflecting on creator ownership, changing media models and a career built through constant reinvention.

Randall makes the business case for OnlyFans clear: “Celebrities have spent their entire careers building audiences they don’t own; they’re beholden to studios, managers, labels, and networks. OnlyFans hands them a direct line to fans with no middleman taking the majority of the revenue.” She adds that the platform has become “a viable, even smart, business decision.”

The wide-ranging interview also examines the realities behind creator independence. “Performers have more power and ownership than ever, but the market is also completely flooded, and many people are working harder than ever for less money,” Randall says. “Sustainability is the challenge nobody talks about enough.”

Randall also discusses the continued growth of Wet Ink Magazine, Holly Randall Unfiltered and the Holly Randall Agency, while revealing that she is producing a new Stripchat-backed feature film shooting across at least five countries this summer.

Looking back on the legacy she hopes to leave, Randall keeps the focus on both her creative work and the community that shaped her. “I hope people remember my photography – that I actually cared about making beautiful work. And I hope they remember that I tried to amplify sex worker voices, to give them a platform and treat their stories with the weight they deserved.”

Read “Holly Randall Explains Why More Celebrities Are Turning to OnlyFans” now at MillenniumMagazine.com.

To learn more about Holly Randall, visit HollyRandall.com and HollyLinks.com.

A leading voice in adult media and erotic storytelling, Holly Randall has built a career spanning filmmaking, photography, podcasting and publishing. Born in Hollywood, California to legendary photographer Suze Randall – one of the adult industry’s first female photographers and filmmakers – her creative foundation was shaped early by a life behind the camera.

Randall studied at Brooks Institute of Photography before joining the family business and developing her own voice as a director and producer. In 2004, she began producing and directing films for Suze.net, later launching her own studio, Holly Randall Productions, in 2008. In 2025, the studio’s acclaimed title Broken Butterfly: The Perfect Shade of Blu earned AVN Awards for ‘Best Featurette’ and ‘Best Screenplay – Featurette’, as well as an XBIZ XMA Award for ‘Best Featurette’.

Throughout her career, Randall has worked with nearly every major brand in the adult industry, including Penthouse, Hustler, Adam & Eve, Twistys and Brazzers. She has hosted the Playboy TV series Adult Film School and the Digital Playground competition DP Star, published multiple photography books through GOLIATH, and appeared in documentaries including Netflix’s Hot Girls Wanted, Amazon Prime Video’s Back Issues: The Hustler Magazine Story and Vice TV’s Before the Internet.

In 2017, Randall launched the weekly podcast Holly Randall Unfiltered, now spanning more than 400 episodes and recognized for its candid, long-form interviews. Most recently, she founded the Holly Randall Agency, a marketing and strategy firm serving creators and adult brands, and launched Wet Ink Magazine, a creator-driven publication focused on ownership, culture and editorial storytelling.