Showing posts with label Tyra Banks Show. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tyra Banks Show. Show all posts

Saturday, August 16, 2008

"Carnie Wilson and Embracing Your Big Fat Ass" On Tyra Banks Show


Carnie Wilson

Monday, August 18th

"Carnie Wilson and Embracing Your Big Fat Ass"


Tyra speaks with women who are learning to embrace their bodies -- even though they are not a size zero. First she speaks with singer Carnie Wilson, who after years of battling her weight in the public eye, underwent gastric bypass surgery. Carnie talks about the hurtful comments made after she gained weight during her pregnancy -- and what it feels like to be hounded by the tabloids. Tyra then speaks with two women who have embraced their extra-large derrieres and turned them into moneymaking machines. Plus, the authors of “Embracing Your Big Fat Ass,” encourage two viewers who are self-conscious about their backsides to show off their bodies in a unique way. Tyra also talks with Chloe Marshall, a woman who is making international headlines by becoming the first plus-sized woman in British history to earn a coveted spot in the Miss England pageant, and then a former beauty pageant contestant who dropped out after she was ridiculed on message boards because of her full figure.


Tuesday, August 19th

"Tyra Takes Fashion Week: Part Deux!"


Tyra gives her viewers an inside look at what happens in the famous tents at New York’s Fashion Week -- before the models hit the runway! From checking-in guests to doing a model’s hair and makeup, Tyra rolls up her sleeves to be a stagehand at designer Jill Stuart’s show. She also surprises people on the street when she invites them to attend the exclusive runway shows of some of the hottest designers. Tyra gives her audience a glimpse of who’s who in the front row of these shows -- and what it’s like sitting up front for a Betsy Johnson runway experience.



Wednesday, August 20th

"Sex in Schools"


Tyra spends the hour speaking with high school students on the prevalence of sex on campus. The teens are extremely candid about why they have sex in the classroom, the library and anywhere else they find risky. She speaks to a young man (and his mother) who admits to receiving oral sex from a girl at school. Then a young lesbian reveals to her sister that she has sex with her girlfriends on campus. One girl admits she had to be home-schooled after her promiscuous behavior ruined her reputation and infected her with an STD. She warns Tyra’s viewers on the dangers of rushing into sex. Tyra gives the teens who are not having sex the opportunity to express their feelings of disapproval about their schoolmates’ behavior. Dr. Garry Corgiat is on hand to offer insight and advice to the teens -- and talk about consequences.



Thursday, August 21st

"Cast of 'Tropic Thunder’"


Tyra sits down with actors Ben Stiller and Jack Black, the stars of “Tropic Thunder,” a new action-comedy film about a group of spoiled, egotistical actors who are shooting a Vietnam War movie and find themselves in the middle of a real war. Ben talks about his inspiration for the movie, shares stories about his co-stars and discusses the controversy over fellow co-star Robert Downey Jr.’s role as an African-American. Viewers are also treated to a sneak peek at Tyra’s part in the film. Plus, Tyra has a behind-the-scenes look at her Harper’s Bazaar photo shoot in which she portrays Michelle Obama in iconic First Lady photos -- complete with a Barack Obama lookalike!



Friday, August 22nd

"The Princess Life"

Tyra sits down with actress Tori Spelling to discuss her autobiography, “sTORI Telling,” in which she opens up about infidelity in her first marriage, and how she feels slighted that her multi-millionaire father left her a only small inheritance… plus the tumultuous relationship she has with her mother -- and how it’s been played out in the press. Tori stays on to offer insight as Tyra speaks to families who spend enormous amounts of money and throw elaborate parties for their children -- to discuss if they’re setting up their kids for failure. Tyra also speaks with two stylists who are paid hundreds of dollars just to dress children. Watch as they dress their clients in high-end clothing for a mother/daughter fashion show!



Sunday, May 04, 2008

Gisele Bundchen, Heidi Klum and Kate Moss Lead The World's Top-Earning Models

Kiri Blakeley of Forbes.com staff has reported the latest rankings of the super rich super models in the world.

Gisele Bundchen

Gisele Bundchen tops the list at # 1 with $35 million, followed by Heidi Klum, the hostess of "Project Runway" with $14 million and Kate Moss is third with $7.5 million.

> Heidi Klum


Kate Moss

Bundchen ended her $5 million contract with Victoria's Secret last December. The Brazilian beauty got more multimillion-dollar contracts, such as the new face of Pantene and a notable cosmetics deal that will remain secret until July.

Adriana Lima is fourth with $7 million and the fifth, Doutzen Kroes with $6 million.See the rankings: World's Top-Earning Models

Victoria's Secret made Miranda Kerr and Selita Ebanks millionaires to join the super rich models.

Tyra Banks is no longer active, but still makes millions of dollars from her Tyra Banks Show and other ventures.


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Sunday, January 27, 2008

Tyra Banks Is Now Ready For Marriage



Supermodel, host and producer of the Tyra Banks Show and America's Next Top Model, Tyra Banks, 34, says she is tired of being single and lonely whenever she comes home and there is no husband or children waiting to welcome her with hugs and kisses. So she is now ready to wed her banker lover of six months, John Utendahl, who is 50.

Saturday, November 17, 2007

Super Models From the Runway To TV Shows



Models may look pretty, but can they hold a TV show together? The truth is, while the still camera may love leggy models, the TV camera is another beast altogether; it takes a certain gregarious presence to work that small screen. In honor of the return of Heidi Klum and another season of "Project Runway," here's a rundown of the stars who have worked it both in high fashion and in TV-land.



Tyra Banks, "America's Next Top Model"

Honestly, you can't turn on the TV anymore without seeing fresh episodes or reruns of "Top Model," or Tyra's talk show, or … well, Tyra in pretty much anything. Earlier in her career, she was lovely but still a bit awkward as she tried to play traditional acting roles ("Higher Learning," "The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air"), but once she realized her own persona was the best role ever, she's been rocking it. Her critiques of the models can sometimes be brutal, but she's been there and always tempers her comments with a nice gravitas. And she's still in the running toward becoming America's Next Top Mogul.



Heidi Klum

The willowy Klum was an early '90s runway phenom who rocketed back to the A-list with the brilliant competitive reality show "Project Runway." Klum's beauty and straightforward presentation work well on the show, where she's the host and head of the panel of judges, but wisely lets contestant coach Tim Gunn have the lion's share of the attention. And her cute German accent somehow makes hearing "Nick, you ahr aught" a little easier to take. Auf Wiedersehen, hiatus; welcome Season 4!



Janice Dickinson, "The Janice Dickinson Modeling Agency"

The self-billed "world's first supermodel" splashed back into consciousness in early seasons of "ANTM." Yes, she borders on being a caricature, but you can't deny her entertainment value. She jazzed up "The Surreal Life" and has written several books, all snarky. And she's got a healthy ego: "I was Versace's muse, I was Valentino's muse, I was Alaia's muse, Lancetti's muse, Calvin Klein's, Halston's. I could go on and on."



Twiggy, "America's Next Top Model"

This lady has some great genes. Ever since she was the waifish pinup girl for Swinging London and Carnaby Street, she's evolved into a strong actress and is as lovely as ever. She's taken a stab at traditional acting ("The Boy Friend" anyone?) as well as the short-lived 1991 series "Princesses." But she's hit her stride on "ANTM" as a gentle but articulate critic of model performance, and seems to have the modeling biz in good perspective.