Digital Playgroundâ„¢ Superstar KAYDEN KROSS Featured In Mainstream Web Series Girl/Girl Scene!
The multi-award winning adult actress is also starring in Digital Playground’s latest release; The Turn On.
(GLENDALE, CA) 
Digital Playground (http://www.digitalplayground.com) contract superstar Kayden Kross continues to make a solid mainstream presence and is quickly becoming the most prolific woman in adult entertainment. Kayden will soon be starring in the lesbian drama web-series Girl/Girl Scene. Created by Tucky Williams, Girl/Girl Scene is a reflection of the lesbian culture in middle America. The show follows the lives of a group of young lesbians, their experiences and loves. Kayden stars as Avery, who falls in with the narcissistic and arrogant, Evan.
“I played a new girl in town named Avery who has a habit of casually hooking up with a fair amount of people, so the acting wasn’t a huge stretch.†said Kayden. “Tucky really made it easy on me.â€
The show has become a massive hit within the lesbian community, citing its candid, realistic portrayal of its culture. A teaser trailer for Girl/Girl Scene season two has been unveiled and prominently features the seductive Kayden. The clip can be seen here: http://bit.ly/KaydenKGGSs2. Season two of Girl/Girl Scene is set to debut this summer. More information about the show and Kayden’s involvement can be found on the official website; http://GirlGirlScene.com.
When she is not making mainstream moves, the prolific Kayden continues to star in exciting Digital Playground productions, the latest of which is The Turn On. Directed by Robby D., The Turn On features Kayden in a series of sexually thrilling adventures. The beautiful blond ignites the screen with her intoxicating presence as a woman whose man, incredibly, seems to lost interest in her. But his loss is other’s gain as Kayden fulfills her lust filled needs with other men. The Turn On is one of Kayden’s most explicitly erotic films to date. The trailer for The Turn On can be found here: http://bit.ly/DPTTOTrailer.
