ANTM Cycle 12 Teyona

This is a fan page for Cycle 12 of America's Next Top Model. ANTM's 12th season was won by Teyona in May, 2009.America's Next Top Model season 12 winner is Teyona! International destination was Brazil. Season 12 was underwhelming compared to previous installments.Aminat was clearly robbed of her victory. She was the obvious choice to win, the most 'model like' of all the contestants. Aminat was constantly compared to Naomi Campbell, the body type, the walk, she was many times termed the...Read Full Story

Here are a few leaked pictures of a nude shoot from last week's America's Next Top Model cycle 14 episode two. The girls pose for their first official ANTM photo shoot but quickly learn they are only allowed to wear one article of clothing. The challenge for the photoshoot, shot by photographer Jonathan Manion, was "Posing Nude with Custo Barcelona" where each of the girls picked one article from a full-dressed mannequin. The question was, could they handle being in the nude in their first...Read Full Story

Congrats to ANTM winner Teyona Anderson and all of this season's finalists on ANTM cycle 12. Teyona Anderson, 20, of Woodstown, N.J., a self-described “country girl” is the winner of “America’s Next Top Model” cycle 12. She won over Allison Harvard, 20, of New Orleans, and third place contestant Aminat Ayinde, 21, of Union, N.J.&&&&&&&&<><>&Teyona now has a contract with Elite Model Management, a six page spread and a cover of Seventeen magazine and $100,000 contract with Cover Girl...Read Full Story

Teyona Anderson, a loss prevention analyst from that state of New Jersey, has won Cycle 12 of “America’s Next Top Model”. She and runner-up Allison Harvard faced off in a bizarre runway show involving bikinis and oil.  Fun stuff. Many internet fans seemed to be rooting for Harvard, however, who stood out from the crowd with her large eyes and obsession with blood.  Charming. Now you can start looking forward to Cycle 13.  I know, I know, we can’t wait either. Enjoy the videos… Related...Read Full Story

It really is time that someone took the crayons away from KCN – the covers of the Classics books are bad enough without this crazy colouring-in competition turning up in JACS abstracts…Also of note – nice work by Carreira in Nature today; this’ll be in my RSC Chemistry World columnRead Full Story