America’s Next Top Model host and former catwalker, Tyra Banks, has made the prestigious New York Times Bestseller List for her debut novel.
Modelland is currently ranked No. 2 on the ranking of the nation’s top-selling books.
From America’s Next Top Model to America’s Next Top Harvard Grad? Former catwalker-turned-Emmy-winning talk show host Tyra Banks has registered for a course at Harvard Business School, where she’s studying how to become an entrepreneur.
Cue the Controversy: An America’s Next Top Model contender who was criticized for her shockingly thin waist earlier this season edged out more than a dozen other models to win the fashion competition on Wednesday night.
Beverly McClendon, the mother of a Georgia teenager who appeared as a self-described sex addict on the now-defunct Tyra Banks Show last November, has sued the supermodel host, Warner Bros. Entertainment, and the show’s executive producers for $3 million, alleging they flew the girl to New York and put her on TV without parental consent or the proper work papers from the State of Georgia.
Do they have a case? On CBS’ The Early Show Friday, Beverly, her daughter Jewel, and their attorneys, Wanda Jackson and George Lawson, dropped by to discuss the case.
Jewel, now regrets appearing on Tyra and claims she made the whole story up just for the chance to meet the former catwalker, who she says she was “infatuated” with. The now-17-year-old also feels she was exploited by the show.
