MetroBabes 'Most Wanted' Goes Live From Las Vegas

LAS VEGAS — Metro Media has announced that its feed from the poolside cabana of the XBIZ Summer Forum is now broadcasting live for free at MetroBabes.com.

The company says that from now until the close of the show Friday, MetroBabes' Most Wanted girls Nyomi Banxxx, Sunny Lane, and Jessica Bangkok will be streaming live from the MetroBabes.com booth for viewers around the world.

"We want to give viewers something they have never seen before,” said Alex Taylor, Metro's special projects manager. “And a live feed from our booth is only the first step. Some people only dream about attending these types of events, and our goal with this feed is to give people the next best thing... an exclusive look at all of the poolside fun that will go on in the next few days."

The company adds that the Most Wanted section of MetroBabes gives viewers access to chat live, interact and go one-on-one with their favorite girls.

The live stream will be active both during the B2B and consumer hours.

"Who knows what is going to happen,” Taylor said. "These girls are ready to run wild in Vegas and are sure to have some friends stop by as well. If you aren't in Vegas this week, MetroBabes is giving you a chance to become part of the fun."

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