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America's Next Top Model, Cycle 10
Follow contestants in this season's America's Next Top Model. Original contestants included: * Kimberly Rydzewski, 20, from Worcester, Massachusetts * Atalya Slater, 18, from Brooklyn, New York * Allison Kuehn, 19, from... [more]
Follow contestants in this season's America's Next Top Model.
Original contestants included:
* Kimberly Rydzewski, 20, from Worcester, Massachusetts
* Atalya Slater, 18, from Brooklyn, New York
* Allison Kuehn, 19, from Waunakee, Wisconsin
* Amy "Amis" Jenkins, 20, from Bartlesville, Oklahoma
* Aimee, 18, from Spanaway, Washington
* Anya Kop, 18, from Honolulu, Hawaii
* Claire Unabia, 24, from New York City, New York
* Dominique Reighard, 23, from Columbus, Ohio
* Fatima Siad, 21, from Boston, Massachusetts
* Katarzyna Dolinska, 22, from Roslyn, New York
* Lauren Utter, 22, from Brooklyn, New York
* Marvita, 22, from San Francisco, California
* Stacy Ann Fequiere, 22, from Miami, Florida
* Whitney Thompson, 20, from Atlantic Beach, Florida
On this episode of America’s Next Top Model: Cycle 10, the remaining girls had their multi-tasking skills put to the test. Not only did they have to learn how to take direction, they had to learn how to give it as well.
Who proved they were good at dishing it out…and who just wouldn’t stop...
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If the title had been "America's Next Big Trash Talker," Dominque would have won long ago.
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Cycle nine winner Saleisha Stowers stops by to cheer on the contestants during their Cover Girl commercial and print ad shoot. One of the models fails to deliver and is sent packing. The final two face off on the runway at a once-in-a-lifetime fashion event in the race to become America's Next...
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BNTM is back for a fourth cycle, and there are some changes afoot. The first, and most major change, is that judges Paula Hamilton and Jonathan Phang have been replaced by Huggy Ragnarsson and Gerry DeVeaux.
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On this week’s episode of America’s Next Top Model: Cycle 10, the final five had to show they were more than just beautiful. The girls had to demonstrate coordination, the ability to take instruction and sheer physical strength. And they, of course, had to look pretty while doing it.
Who...
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Recently we participated in a conference call for Americas Next Top Model where Stacy Ann Fequiere a 22 year old student from Miami, Florida was eliminated recently from the show. Here's what she had to say:
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Yesterday we participated in a conference call for Americas Next Top Model where Lauren Utter a 22 year old artist from Brooklyn, NY was eliminated recently from the show. Here's what she had to say:
Q. Is there anything from the experience you would change?
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The final four models step behind the camera during this week's challenge when they get to photograph Paulina Porizkova and later pose as famous movie icons in a shoot with photographer Nigel Barker. The girls are on edge when they learn that none of the judges are impressed with any of their...
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On this week’s episode of America’s Next Top Model: Cycle 10, the remaining six girls traveled to Rome for the final stretch of the competition. Although this was a time for inspiration and renewal, several of them quickly discovered their flaws didn’t translate well in Italian. (Note to...
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After a week break, America’s Next Top Model: Cycle 10 returned to business as usual with the remaining seven contestants – seven less than the show started with.
Having reached the halfway point, it was time for the girls to prove they were more than just pretty faces. As potential future...
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Models Attend Gladiator School of Rome: Instructor Alex Mariotti
Challenge: Train to fight but keep it modelesque-composed and elegant;fierce but tough.
Notable Gladiator 5 Frame Photo Shoot
Anya: poses reflected an ability to take direction
Katarzyna: poses took a strong stance
Whitney: poses...
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Catwalk Challenge:
Impress featured designer Gai Mattiolo with the ability to adopt Italian style.
Gai Mattiolo’s Critique
Fatima: Has an elegant walk
Dominique: She knows how to present but she doesn’t look fresh
Katarzyna: You are very beautiful
Anya: So blonde and So skinny;young and fresh...
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The Competition: Utilize
Paulina Porizkova’s modeling tips:
to market one’s self as America’s Next Top Model; specifically by working the
red carpet and cocktail party of 7-up
The winner, Anya, received: A private 7-up photo shoot and to “live the life of a Supermodel.” And naturally Supermodels get paid, so Anya also...
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Kimberly Rydzewski, 20, from Worcester, Massachusetts Atalya Slater, 18, from Brooklyn, New York Allison Kuehn, 19, from Waunakee, Wisconsin Amy "Amis" Jenkins, 20, from Bartlesville, Oklahoma Aimee, 18, from Spanaway, Washington Anya Kop, 18, from Honolulu, Hawaii Claire Unabia, 24, from New York City, New York Dominique Reighard, 23, from Columbus, Ohio Fatima Siad, 21, from Boston, Massachusetts Katarzyna Dolinska, 22, from Roslyn, New York Lauren...
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