Sara Racey-Tabrizi (Cycle 2) is signed with TCM Models.

Test shots of Kathy Hoxit (Cycle 6).

Polaroids of Fo Porter (Cycle 12).

Natalie Pack (Cycle 12) and Saleisha Stowers (Cycle 9) walked in the Billabong USA’s 3rd Annual Design for Humanity fashion show.

New photos of Nnenna Agba (Cycle 6).

New polaroids of Kim Stolz (Cycle 5).

New polaroids of Nicole Linkletter (Cycle 5).

New photos of Eva Marcille (Cycle 3).

Elina Ivanova (Cycle 11) is signed with TCM Models.

Ann Markley (Cycle 3) is signed with the Talent Group.

New candids of Catie Anderson (Cycle 2).

New photo of Lauren Brie Harding (Cycle 11).

New photos of Sarah Hartshorne (Cycle 9).

Whitney Thompson (Cycle 10) at Broadway Bares. Here’s her 2008 spread from Jacksonville magazine.

Sara Racey-Tabrizi (Cycle 2) for Lauren Moffatt.

New tests and new polaroids of Isabella Falk (Cycle 12).

Anna Bradford (Cycle 2) for Erin London.
Jade Cole (Cycle 6) for Sterling Photography.

Pre-show photos of Analeigh Tipton (Cycle 11).

New photos of Shannon Stewart (Cycle 1).

New photos of Lauren Utter (Cycle 10).

Christian Evans (Cycle 7) is signed with Elite Atlanta.

New photo of Leslie Mancia (Cycle 6).

Jaslene Gonzalez (Cycle is Nuovo magazine and YRB magazine.

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Tyra Banks talked to CW’s the Source about the upcoming cycle of America’s Next Top Model, Cycle 13. It’s the first-eer cycle for short models (5′7″ and under) and will premiere on the CW on September 9th!

In the video below, Tyra talks about how short the girls are, how strong the competition is this time, and who the guest judges are. It’s amazing - Kim Kardashian, Lauren Conrad, Cheryl Tiegs and more!

What do you think of this very un-fashion approach to ANTM? Short girls, reality television stars - it sounds as thought Tyra has truly embraced what Top Model has become. That or she’s delusional. What do you think?

Sarah Vonderhaar, the musician, photographer and model who competed on Cycle 8 of America’s Next Top Model, has been focusing exclusively on music the past few years. She’s been working and playing steadily and released her first full length album, titled “Are You Listening Now” in April 2008.

Sarah sat down with the Daily Northwestern to briefly chat about her music career. She’s got a bizarre side gig, the drawbacks of being a reality-tv-star-turn-musician, her latest work and more. As for what ANTM has done for her career, it has both positive points and negative ones?

The publicity is great. But on a negative standpoint, I have to work even harder as a songwriter to prove myself because a lot people think, “Oh, she was on ‘Top Model,’ she’s doing music now, yeah right.” Then they listen to my record and come see me live, and they realize this is for real.

The interview is quite brief, but it’s nice to catch up with former ANTM contestants! Read the whole interview here.

All of Sarah’s singles are available to download through Amazon for $0.89 each!

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The girls competing in Cycle 13 of America’s Next Top Model have been spotted at their international destination! Radar Online has images of the girls, which you can see here! Don’t click if you don’t want to know!

More information and spoilers below the jump!

Read More - ANTM Cycle 13 International Destination Spoilers

Whitney Thompson, winner of Cycle 10 of America’s Next Top Model recently participated in the Broadway Bares fundraiser. The event raised money for the AIDS initiative, The Phyllis Newman’s Women’s Health Initiative, The Al Hirschfeld Free Health Clinic and many more great organizations supported by the Actors Fund.

In the video below, Susan Blackwell from Broadway.com is backstage at the show, interviewing participants about what they’ll be serving up tonight. Whitney shows up at 3:20 and talks about how excited she is to be getting on stage.

Broadway Bares took place on June 21st. Did anyone go see it?

Last night’s photo shoot on Canada’s Next Top Model was an ad campaign for LG phones. The girls were paired together (Rebeccah and Nikita, Linsay and Maryam, and Heather and Meaghan) but were judged on their individual performance.

The call-out was Meaghan, Maryam, Nikita, Heather, Linsay with Rebeccah being eliminated. The photos are below, in order of whichever girl was called first.

Heather and Meaghan

Read More - CNTM 5.05 “Battle of the Blondes” Photo Shoot

Last week on Canada’s Next Top Model, the girls had an avant garde beauty shoot and learned how to express emotion by only using their eyes. Will tonight bring out the best in the girls? Check below to find out!

Full recap below the jump!

Read More - CNTM 5.05 “Battle of the Blondes” Recap

Last week on Australia’s Next Top Model, the girls filmed a commercial and portrayed style icons from different decades. It was a lackluster episode overall and we saw Franky go home. Will the international trip to London amp up the drama? See for yourself below!

See the photo shoot here.

Full recap below the jump!

Read More - AusNTM 5.09 “London’s Calling” Recap

Last week on Britain’s Next Top Model, the girls learned about how important their beauty was - for both a beauty shoot and a Special K casting. Daisy was aburptly and surprisingly sent home. Will tonight’s elimination be as unexpected? See for yourself below!

See the photo shoot here.

Full recap below the jump!

Read More - BNTM 5.10 “Time to Tango” Recap

Kim Stolz, who competed on Cycle 5 of America’s Next Top Model, sat down with Autostraddle, a blog about girl-on-girl culture to talk to Kim about her life since ANTM. She’s been busy since her time on the show, and is now a blogger for the Huffington Post and an MTV News correspondent. She recently got back into modeling and signed with Ford Model Management.

Kim talks about how she transitioned from modeling into political commentary, Obama’s stance on gay marriage and gay rights, the reaction of the LGBTQ community to her new, more feminine look, her future plans and more. We can expect to see more of Kim, as she has great plans for herself.

As of right now, my dream project would be to host, write, and produce a political talk show that both brought the news to the viewer and brought many different opinions and had different pundits chiming in, and could be a compelling show in terms of opinions, but also would be fair and informational.

It’s a really long and in-depth interview! You can read it for yourself here.

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