XFANZ Expo 2010 Abuzz in Mainstream Media

LAS VEGAS — The first-ever XFANZ Expo not only proved to be a whopping success at the Hard Rock Hotel and Casino, but the show drew the scribes and photographers of local and national media outlets that covered the event.

TMZ.com, 944, the Las Vegas Review-Journal and the Las Vegas Weekly all included print and web pieces at the unique outdoor event that allowed attendees to mix pleasure and a little business at the hotel's pool, which also doubles as Rehab on Sundays.

TMZ's headline blared, "Porn Fans Go to Hard Rock," and included photos of Riley Steele, Elizabeth Starr, Kayden Kross, Lupe Fuentes, Ron Jeremy and Evan Seinfeld, among others.

The Las Vegas Review-Journal included XFANZ as a front-page piece and included a photo of Bluebird Films models.

944 included more than 100 photos posted online from the XFANZ party at the Hard Rock's Wasted Space

Las Vegas Weekly included several pieces on stars who graced the XFANZ Expo, including Ron Jeremy and and Sunny Leone .

Highlights of the XFANZ Expo included a raucous Bikini Pageant that pitted tops stars in a booty-shakin’ competition and won by little Latin spitfire Lupe Fuentes who was crowned Miss XFANZ Summer.

Guest judges included adult stars Leone, Ashley Fires, Kagney Linn Karter, Lisa Ann, Seinfeld and Sex Toy Dave. Fuentes also took home the award for Latin Star of the Year.

Other winners included Jelena Jensen (Web Babe of the Year), Isis Taylor (New Starlet of the Year), Lisa Ann (MILF of the Year) and more.

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