Stoya Named 'Babe Of The Day' At IGN.com

VAN NUYS, Calif. — Digital Playground contract performer Stoya was named the IGN.com "Babe of the Day" for July 2, joining Shay Jordan and Gabriella Fox, who easily won the coveted "Babe of the Week" crown in June.

"Babe of the Day" is a daily feature on IGN Stars that spotlights the most gorgeous girls on the planet. From Monday to Friday, five ladies are featured alongside a short article and a selection of sexy photos. At the end of the week, the polls open up for the weekly Babe-Off competition. In "Babe of the Week," IGN.com readers get to vote for their favorite girl of that week. In the first 24 hours, Stoya's "Babe of the Day" page received more than 40,000 views.

IGN.com writes, "Digital Playground is like the porn company equivalent of the New York Yankees – they seem to sign all the impressive free agents to exclusive contracts. The now [22]-year-old model Stoya is just the latest adult entertainer to sign with the company as an exclusive contract girl."

Stoya's blogs on XCritic.com and can be seen in Digital Playground productions "Stoya: Sexual Freak," "Jack's POV 9" and "Cheerleaders" and the upcoming "Stoya: Video Nasty," "My First Porn 10," "Nurses" and "Pirates II: Stagnetti's Revenge."

Stoya's competition for "Babe of the Week" is Holly Madison, Gabrielle Anwar, and Lauren P. To vote for Stoya as "Babe of the Week," visit the IGN Stars website.

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