MONTREAL – Popular adult performer Allie Haze has tapped upstart OpenLife Entertainment to create and manage her official online presence.

OpenLife is a partnership between the web experts at Gamma Entertainment and adult studio Mile High Media. Launched in late June, the network includes websites for porn stars, studios and niche content.

AllieHaze.com, a membership site, will offer exclusive content including high-definition glamour and hardcore photos and movies. Simplified search functions will allow members to find their favorite scenes, while interactive functions will keep members engaged with new material, a network spokesperson said.

“I am so excited to finally give my fans exclusive, personal content,” Haze said. “I’ve been in the adult industry for years now, but I’ve been waiting until I found the right team of people before producing an official membership site. OpenLife is that team.”

AllieHaze.com will be part of OpenLife’s OpenLife.com, a network of porn star websites. The company also operates the MyXXXPass.com network of studio and niche sites.

“Allie’s passion and dedication for her work has turned her into the star she is today,” said Claude Hyppolite, president of OpenLife Entertainment and part owner of Gamma Entertainment. “Her attitude in both business and life is super positive, her personality is charming and she is cute and outgoing. Combine all these attributes together, and you have the perfect recipe for an OpenLife girl. This is why I knew we had to have Allie in our network. I’m looking forward to seeing what the future holds for both OpenLife and Allie Haze.”

Haze indicated she is eager to see what the future holds, too.

“I can’t wait for my fans to see what we’ve come up with,” she said. “There will be lots of fan interaction, from live shows to scene suggestions. Members will also get to participate in my travels around the world – it will be like they’re sitting next to me on the plane, so don’t miss out.”

Affiliates will be able to promote AllieHaze.com through BlazingBucks, which pays $30 per sign-up or 50-percent recurring revenue share.