The Tyra Banks Show — once one of television’s most-watched gabfests — now collects dust as part of daytime history.
That’s a fact that hasn’t stopped its supermodel namesake from being hauled into court over an episode that rocked the show’s final season.
Emmy-winning entertainment titan Tyra Banks has been named in a $3 million lawsuit filed against the producers of her talk show after a then 15-year-old sex addict appeared on the show without her mother’s consent.
Tyra Banks has apologized for stirring controversy with an America’s Next Top Model promo in which the retired catwalker seems to praise a 6’2″ model with a shockingly tiny waist.
It’s not easy living next door to a diva: Tyra Banks, who recently plopped down $10 million to purchase four apartments in Manhattan’s Battery Park City Development, has such intense construction going on at the property, her new livid neighbors are already calling the cops on her.
Well that’s nothing to “smeyes” about!
The America’s Next Top Model star plans to transform the property into one single-family home, but the ongoing work to join all four apartments together has infuriated other residents, who have filed dozens of complaints with police about the ear-splitting noise coming from Tyra’s place, according to The New York Post.
This is nothing to “smeyes” about: Is a right wing conspiracy keeping Tyra Banks from becoming America’s Next Top Author? On Tuesday, TyTy announced that she is writing her debut novel, the first in a trilogy of children’s fantasy novels called Modelland — which details the wild adventures of a fierce group of butt-kicking models called “The Intoxibellas.”
Despite inking a deal for a new imprint with Random House Books — dubbed Bankable Books — we hear the supermodel is superpissed that conservative chatterbox Sarah Palin selected the same day to drop a bit of literary news of her own.
