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AJ · 03-09-2007

SugarDVD -- the largest renter of adult DVDs online -- has offered Barba $500,000 to become their new "spokesperson," TMZ.com reported on Thursday. SugarDVD's CEO "Jax" said if Barba were to accept the offer, her first gig would be hosting a launch party for their new video-on-demand service.

"You saw her photos online, she's smokin'," Jax told TMZ.com.

Barba is currently one of the Top 16 semifinalists competing on the sixth season of Fox' American Idol. Despite the emergence of numerous provocative photos of her on the Internet in recent weeks, Idol producer Nigel Lythgoe has said the show decided not to disqualify her from the reality competition series. She's also received support from the Idol's host and judges.

The offer from SugarDVD comes on the heels of Wednesday's report that "Girls Gone Wild" founder and CEO Joe Francis offered Barba $250,000 to become a host for the video company, which found its niche by catching college-age women baring their breasts on film.

Needless to say, Jax welcomed a bidding war for Barba's services, telling TMZ.com, "We will not lose because of money."

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AJ Area code 166 represent Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: Crystal, MN Posts: 10,329	Re: American Idol 2007 SugarDVD -- the largest renter of adult DVDs online -- has offered Barba $500,000 to become their new "spokesperson," TMZ.com reported on Thursday. SugarDVD's CEO "Jax" said if Barba were to accept the offer, her first gig would be hosting a launch party for their new video-on-demand service. "You saw her photos online, she's smokin'," Jax told TMZ.com. Barba is currently one of the Top 16 semifinalists competing on the sixth season of Fox' American Idol. Despite the emergence of numerous provocative photos of her on the Internet in recent weeks, Idol producer Nigel Lythgoe has said the show decided not to disqualify her from the reality competition series. She's also received support from the Idol's host and judges. The offer from SugarDVD comes on the heels of Wednesday's report that "Girls Gone Wild" founder and CEO Joe Francis offered Barba $250,000 to become a host for the video company, which found its niche by catching college-age women baring their breasts on film. Needless to say, Jax welcomed a bidding war for Barba's services, telling TMZ.com, "We will not lose because of money." -- AWESOME! __________________ '16 Focus ST - Daily Duty '93 mr2 - Track car in progress Last edited by AJ; 03-09-2007 at 12:11 PM..