BuzzSugar.com - San Francisco, CA, USA - Last week on America's Next Top Model, Allison's "tude" was her demise, so you'd think with one controversial girl out of the loft, there'd be more love and less hate this time around. Not the case on Wednesday's episode, as yet another shouting match broke out in the house, this time about nakedness in the shower. That's a slight improvement over last week's fight over butt size, I have to say.

This was also the week Ms. J. got down to business with the walking. Every year I think, "Huh, they need this much help walking?" and each year a bunch

Reality TV World - Mansfield, MA, USA - Amy "Amis" Jenkins was accused of not taking modeling seriously, causing the 20-year-old waitress from Bartlesville, OK to become the third contestant eliminated from America's Next Top Model's tenth season during last night's broadcast of The CW reality series.

"Walking away from this competition, I feel no bitterness, only huge amounts of gratitude," said Amis following her ouster.  "This has been the best thing to ever happen to me.  I've gained so much from the whole experience -- good, bad, whatever -- I wanted to absorb.  I was part of something bigger than myself, and who could ever want anything more

PW-Philadelphia Weekly - Philadelphia, PA, USA - Several sub-species fall within the reality TV genre: everyday theatrics of extraordinarily narcissistic young’uns, celebrity voyeurism, makeover madness, competitive something-or-other (cooking, design, dating, parenting), and best of all, a combination of all the aforementioned.

The reason America’s Next Top Model has made it to season, or “cycle” 10, as Tyra calls it? Because it’s got all the makings of great melodrama, and never deviates from its prescribed script of catfights, C-list celeb cameos, hair extensions and instructions from Ms. Banks to “smile with your eyes” if you wanna win.

For its 10th season the show returns to New York with another crop

Hollywood Reporter - United States - It might just be that the seminal moment for "America's Next Top Model" (born May 20, 2003) arrived when it tapped fashion photographer Nigel Barker to be a judge at the beginning of what it refers to as "Cycle 2." Barker is U.K.-born, you see, and if the unscripted TV world has taught us anything, it's that you need a Brit helping with judging in order to succeed on any sort of elite scale.

"That's simply how it is," Barker insists. "It's an established fact that your show needs a bit of salt, a little pepper and a dash of Englishman."

Perhaps

Variety - Los Angeles, CA, USA - The season preem of each cycle of “America’s Next Top Model” is a throwaway episode to me. We get to know some girls who don’t make it to the top 13 (or, er, 14 this season); we don’t get to know girls who make it; and we aren’t made to care about any of them yet. Ultimately we end up with a collection of pretty girls who fill the same slots every year: the nice one, the mean one, the angry one, etc. Honestly, this show doesn’t really kick in for me until makeover week.

The school theme they use throughout

Primenewswire (press release) - Los Angeles, CA, USA - Hong Kong based Artificial Life, Inc. (OTCBB:ALIF) (www.artificial-life.com), a leading provider of award-winning 3G mobile technology and applications, today announced the launch of the America's Next Top Model(tm) Cycle 10 mobile game on Artificial Life's m-commerce portal (http://www.botme.com). The game will soon be available on-deck and off-deck via telecom operators, resellers and distributors around the globe.

In this exciting 4th installment by Artificial Life of the America's Next Top Model(tm) mobile game series, the player takes on the role of a backstage manager for a fashion show, coaching the models on how to rock the fashion world. The player must prepare

BuddyTV - USA - As we recently noted, it's been reported that cycle 9 America's Next Top Model winner Saleisha Stowers' agent said that she needed to be more “seasoned” prior to appearing at New York's Fashion Week.

But that doesn't mean that America's Next Top Model didn't represent at Fashion Week. At least three alum from recent seasons of America's Next Top Model appeared on the runways – including one of Saleisha's cycle 9 competitors.

That's right, that's the bad girl of cycle 9, Bianca Golden, was, apparently, seasoned enough to hit that runway. So was cycle 8 winner Jaslene Gonzalez, and “Dani” Danielle Evans,