HDNet, Girls Gone Wild Partner to Search for America's Hottest Girl

DALLAS — HDNet and Girls Gone Wild have joined forces to premiere “Girls Gone Wild Presents: Search for the Hottest Girl in America” this month.

Company representatives say this new, twelve-part, half-hour reality series gives viewers a candid, behind-the-scenes look at Girls Gone Wild’s nationwide campaign to find the cutest, sexiest and hottest girls in the country.

“We’re very excited to work with the Girls Gone Wild team to launch this show,” said Mark Cuban, president and co-founder of HDNet. “The program is a cool, behind-the-scenes look at the GGW enterprise and a wild ride for our viewers. It’s a perfect fit for the new, unrated, late-night programming block that we air as part of our ‘Guys Night In’ line-up every Thursday.”

The series will take viewers on a wild ride on board GGW’s private jet and million-dollar tour bus as they follow Girls Gone Wild camera crews into America’s hottest clubs, campuses and beaches to meet thousands of wild college girls.

Viewers will also get a peek inside the Girls Gone Wild offices, watch photo shoots for GGW Magazine and travel with a dozen bikini models to exotic islands.

"Mark Cuban is a pioneer because he is constantly changing the game,” said Joe Francis, Girls Gone Wild CEO and founder. “HDNet's cutting-edge programming is the most recent example. We're happy to be part of this entertainment revolution, and excited by the opportunity to share with viewers this behind-the-scenes look at Girls Gone Wild in action."

Girls Gone Wild says thousands of girls from across the country have submitted their sexiest photos and videos in hopes of winning the title.

The company says viewers can also vote for their favorites.

“Girls Gone Wild Presents: Search for the Hottest Girls in America” debuts at 10 p.m. May 13.

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