The girls arrive in Rome and, after receiving their Tyra Lisa Mail, head to their new house which features a pool, lots of artwork, red couches, and pink beds. The pink beds are of particular interest to Fatima, who is sick with some sort of Italian plague. When she stays in bed during dinner, the other girls -- particularly Dominique -- take the opportunity to talk smack about her. Anya, of course, is the exception and walks away from the cattiness to bring Fatima some chicken. Fatima doesn't want the chicken. But nice try, Anya. Meanwhile, Lauren's rudeness is getting to the other girls, and Whitney suspects that she's over the competition.
The week's challenge sees the girls trying to impress designer Gai Mattiolo with their ability to replicate a fashionable Italian woman. First, each girl is treated to an Italian makeover, which really means a shiny new outfit. Gai is not exactly what you'd expect -- he's like a Baldwin brother crossed with Danny DeVito. But he manages to say something nice about each girl who walks before him, including catwalking-impaired Lauren, who has beautiful legs. A fresh-looking Anya wins the challenge and receives a red carpet event gown. As Anya has been cleaning up on the challenges, this causes some jealousy.
The photo shoot for the week is actually a commercial for the Cover Girl Queen Collection. In Italian. There are lots of very red lips and leopard print, and everyone generally looks like an extra from La Dolce Vita. Anya is totally lost but looks hot, Katarzyna is competent but a little boring, Dominique looks like Pagliacci, Lauren dreads the whole thing for good reason, Fatima rocks it despite her illness, and Whitney is so fake that Jay is forced to call her "bitcherina." The judging for the week is highly entertaining, as Tyra (who looks super hot) busts out the word "dookie" as she describes Anya's performance. Everyone laughs out loud at Dominique's commercial, but it's Whitney and Lauren who end up in the final two. In sad times, Lauren goes home with the stellar advice to stick to print work.
Previously on ANTM: Fatima faced some legal woes related to her passport and visa, while Lauren faced some bloody woes related to slicing a knife through her finger. A group shoot at the airport turned dramatic as Fatima almost missed her flight abroad and came to judging without a photo. However, it was Stacy-Ann who got the Italy-shaped boot as the rest of the contestants headed to Rome. Six bitches remain!
It's Rome! The girls arrive in the airport, all very excited and knowing that they have to bring it like a tray of piping hot linguine. A shuttle picks them up and drives them through the city. Dominique loves that the Romans have preserved their old structures and buildings, and says it's like going to a museum. Yes, I always like a good trip to the Giant Ruins Museum. ["Also: I'm so surprised that Dominique, of all people, would appreciate the preservation of old structures. Weird!" -- Joe R] Anya has never been abroad, and is looking forward to the adventure laid out before her. And you know, Anya would be, like, the best protagonist ever in a Choose Your Own Adventure book. She very sweetly says that she's appreciating every moment. This would be a diabolical time to flip to page 112 and have her be maimed in a moped accident. Lauren tells us that she never expected to get this far in the competition, and is blown away by it. However, in the shuttle she looks decidedly bored as the other girls ooh and aah over the scenery. Maybe she's coming down from anxiety pills for flying or something. Even though she doesn't fit in with the other girls, she says, she's going to try her best, and whatever happens, happens. That part about not fitting in was totally cut from another interview. Never trust anything you hear on this show if you don't see lips moving.
The girls get out to see some sights, and Anya totally face plants just as she steps off the shuttle. She thinks it's horrible that she ate it on her first step in Rome. But she just gets up and brushes it off. Maybe post-impact she'll start spouting mathematical theorems or something. Whitney interviews that, as a plus-sized model, it's a really huge deal for her to have gotten this far. Only one plus-sized model in the past has done that. Would that have been Cycle 1's Rob(y)n(ne)? Crazy! She's very grateful and happy to be there. And really, it would have been a shame if the one contestant who can legitimately enjoy food hadn't made it to Rome. Fatima tells us how happy she is to have the drama with her travel documents over, and now that she's in Rome she's ready -- mind, body, and soul -- to conquer the competition. She's back with a bang.
A van driver gives the girls Tyra Mail. Or, rather, Tyra Lisa mail. Yes, Tyra's face is superimposed on Da Vinci's masterpiece. Because the actual Mona Lisa totally has dead eyes, and Tyra couldn't put that out as an example to the girls. I'm sure she'll also be painted into "The Last Supper." She's the one on the end with the big plate of ribs. Tyra will argue to the death that Jesus loved him some baby backs. The Tyra Lisa Mail reads, "You're in Rome now, but this is no holiday. It's going to be a lot of work if you want to become America's Top Model. Head just around the corner. Find the flag of Rome, and your new home. Love, Tyra."
The girls find the flag of Rome hung on the outside of their new building, and enter la casa di modelli. There is a pool inside the house and tons of artwork and red couches and pink beds and a gorgeous terrace. Katarzyna confirms that Tyra is definitely hooking them up.
The new environs, however, don't seem to be agreeing with Fatima. She's feeling feverish and congested and climbs into bed. She's been through so much to get there, she says, that this is the last thing she needs. It is totally the year of the plague, too. Italy is not immune! Anya asks Fatima if she's okay, and Fatima says that her throat hurts and her body hurts. The other girls eat pasta and prosciutto, and Whitney asks why Fatima's not there. Anya explains that she's sick, and the other girls bitchily ask what's wrong with her. Well go look in the bedroom you stupid freaks. Anya says she doesn't know, and that she's not a doctor. And thank God for that, really. Whitney says that if they knew the symptoms there might be medicine involved. Like she's Dr. Quinn, all of a sudden.
Dominique takes this moment to opine to the others that Fatima has so much potential, but is nowhere near where she needs to be as a model. She interviews, "Fatima, get it together, girlfriend, that's what I'm thinking. Hell, we're all under the weather, I'm under the weather, too, but you don't hear me complaining about it." Just let the bitch sleep in peace for a minute. God. Anya thinks that maybe Fatima is just jetlagged. The others just kind of laugh. It's frustrating for Anya that the other girls take every opportunity to talk about others just to boost their own self esteem. She kindly brings Fatima some chicken. I mean, chicken is the last thing that Fatima wants, but the thought was nice. Fatima has a fever and a cough, and will soon be sleeping on a pillow of chicken. She weeps that she doesn't want to go home as we head to commercials.
When we return, it is morning. While five of the girls sleep, Lauren packs and unpacks and moves her luggage around in a very noisy way. Fatima can't take it and wants to tell her to shut up, but is too sick even to yell. Loud music plays, but I'm pretty sure that was added in postproduction. But still -- punk rock luggage throwing! Whitney just says, "Lauren's lovely antics." Lauren thinks she's being hard core, says Whitney, but she's just being rude. It might be noted that she's wearing a studded belt at a very early hour. Whitney thinks that Lauren is just over the competition. Her poor little thumb cast seems to have turned gray from all of the stank.
Tyra Lisa Mail! Fatima misses the whole thing, since she's still sick and sleeping. Dominique reads aloud while wearing a pore-cleansing mask. "Be careful how you roll. You may miss the beauty in Rome. Love, Tyra." Anya exclaims that they're going to be on the river. Whitney interviews, "Oh, Anya. So blonde." Anya explains that she's just thinking about random stuff and rolling. She has a dinner roll where her brain should be, is the problem.
The girls arrive at a piazza where they see some guys rolling around on Segways. I had no idea what a Segway was until just now, but I think it's hilarious that the web site markets them as some sort of an environmental marvel. They may be 11 times more efficient than cars, but they ride you to places where it seems you could just as easily walk. I'm just saying. I guess you do have the added value of looking a lot sillier. The girls meet Claudio Brassini, the assistant designer to Gai Mattiolo. Who is Gai Mattiolo, you might ask? Oh, you will find out soon enough. For now we will just say that he's a very important designer. In Italy, says Claudio, you have to stand out to fit in. Cut to albino Anya. Today Claudio is going to give them a fashion tour of Rome, on Segways. As the girls practice their skills on their new vehicle, Fatima's gets away from her and rolls all over the piazza and Lauren falls on her ass. They should have some sort of warning about operating those things while wearing stilettos.
The girls roll along the streets upon which they could easily walk and see all the big stores. Valentino! Bulgari! Hermes! Gucci! Ferragamo! Vuitton! Claudio points out a typical Italian woman, who is not at ALL planted there. The typical Italian woman wears dyed purple leather with a dyed fur oversized collar. Claudio says that the important thing is not glamour, the important thing is simple. Well, clearly. A random Italian supermodel who is just standing on the street eating an ice cream cone wears a brown suit with a green oversized fur collar. Claudio says there's not too much skin -- just the details. Details = a Boston Market large side dish worth of cleavage. Lauren explains that Italian fashion is sexy but not too revealing -- long skirts, boots, heels. It looks cool, she says, but she doesn't see herself having the style sense to dress like that every day. She likes her black leather jacket just fine, she says.
The girls arrive at the Piazza di Spagna, a very famous place for the fashion, according to Claudio. It's the end of the tour, and they get to meet Gai Mattiolo. But first they will meet Attilio Vaccari, the art director for Gai Mattiolo. He has silver hair and a silver beard and brown eyebrows and a black turtleneck. And he appears to be a giant. He hopes they've listened to Claudio on their tour, because it's time for their challenge. The girls will all meet with Gai and do their best to impress him with their ability to adapt to Italian style. To help them out, they'll go with Claudio to get an Italian makeover. They're all very excited about this. The makeover entails getting some fancy Gai Mattiolo clothes. Anya gets a bright red hunter's plaid blazer with an orange oversized fur collar. Ringer. Whitney wonders if the folks at Gai Mattiolo are ready for her jelly, as the clothes they have to choose from are sample size twos. However, they do have something for her, and she says she's comfortable in it because it's something she would actually wear. Her blazer has giant three quarter length bell sleeves trimmed in oversized fur. Is there a PETA Italia?
And then, it happens. The girls meet Gai Mattiolo. Gai Mattiolo looks like just about every large Italian guy you've seen on the streets of Brooklyn and/or in a movie about Italian people set in Brooklyn. He's a giant Danny Devito, or a slightly graver Dom Deluise or Paul Sorvino starring in To Catch a Predator. One might assume that he grunts a lot and eats sausage by the stick. But apparently he designs really nice clothes. He wants to know who is the best in adapting to Italian fashion. Fatima coughs. Gai Mattiolo could use a little bit of the plague, actually. Fatima walks for Gai first in her crisp, white Love Boat inspired romper. Gai thinks she's very elegant when she walks. It's true. is Dominique, in a flowing red, black and leopard print dress that I kind of want. Gai thinks that she's a natural, and that she knows how to present a dress. However, she doesn't look fresh. She's like a four-day old lasagna. Katarzyna is in a dress that I definitely want. Gai thinks she's a very beautiful woman -- the face! The body! The way to walk! Simply put, Katarzyna is fly.
is Anya. She walks in her big fur collar and shiny PVC pants. I have to say that very few people could wear what she's wearing and look so gorgeous. Gai says, "Anya...you are so blonde." She thanks him and laughs. In addition, she's so skinny, so young, and so fresh. Anya is what we all dream of being, minus the tiny bit of brain damage. Then there's Whitney, who gets total bitchface when she walks. Gai totally checks out her ass. He says that she's so American, then tells her that she has a great, beautiful face and can do what she wants in her life with her face and the model. Well, okay then. And finally there's Lauren. She's wearing a great white shirtdress and lumbers stiffly. She hopes that she impresses Gai, but admits that her walk isn't the best. Gai tells her that she is the tallest, and has very beautiful legs. He is pretty diplomatic, isn't he?
Gai only can pick one winner, and that winner will get a Gai Mattiolo original red carpet dress. And it is...Anya! She's excited, ecstatic, and appreciative. Whitney's response to Anya's victory? "Are you kidding?" She is not so thrilled that Anya has been kicking arse in the challenges.
The girls go home, where they find Tyra Lisa Mail: "Facile, Brezza, Bella. Love, Tyra." Well, duh. Katarzyna puts her multilingual skills to use and decodes that this means, "Easy, breezy, beautiful." The girls, with the exception of Lauren, scream and jump. Katarzyna wonders if they will have to do a commercial in Italian for Cover Girl. Katarzyna is psychic. Lauren's response? "Crap, crap, crap. Cover Girl [rolls eyes]. What I've been dreading the whole time." Lauren says she knows she's going to suck. She's not a Cover Girl, and a Cover Girl isn't her. I think she should be proud of that, but it might not serve her all that well in this particular competition. Commercials.
Oh, and then it's time for Saleisha's life. Not only was she on the cover of Seventeen, she got to speak to a group of young girls about their dreams of being on the cover of Seventeen. This was undoubtedly Ann Shoket's stupid idea. But it's good to see the youth of America is being inspired by someone besides Miley Cyrus, I guess.
When we return, Anya gently wakes up Lauren and tells her they have to leave in a half hour. Lauren wants to run, but can't. She's dreading the Cover Girl commercial, but says that she's going to try her best. On the opposite end of the spectrum, Whitney is very excited about this shoot. It's very important, she says, and she wants to prove that she can be a Cover Girl. Jay Manuel greets the girls. He is standing with Brent Poer of Cover Girl. They look like two-sevenths of the "Gays Through the Ages" finger puppet set. They also both look like Jack from Will and Grace, in professional bow-tie/vest mode (Brent) and club-going optical-illusion shirt unbuttoned to the navel (Jay). They also look more ridiculous than ever.
In any case, the commercial is for the Cover Girl Queen collection. Jay wants beauty through the jet lag. And then Brent breaks the news -- there's a script for them to learn, and it's in Italian. Lauren looks especially not thrilled. The girls head to hair, makeup, and wardrobe, and attempt to learn their lines. Fatima was in the bottom two last week and has a lot to prove. She wants to show the judges that they were right for picking her. Sutan tells Katarzyna that she should be able to figure it all out pretty quickly, since she speaks different languages. She seems pretty confident. Jay enters and introduces the girls to their commercial director, Piersandro Buzzanca. And I mean, best name ever, right? We don't even have to put that one to a vote. I plan to say it as much as possible. Jay gives the girls the tip that it might help to learn their lines phonetically.
Piersandro Buzzanca leads the girls through their movements. They come into a café and look into the camera and deliver the first line. They stop at the counter and deliver the second line. They walk by a table to their boyfriend, kiss him, and then deliver the third line. With attitude! Sounds pretty easy, right? Well, we'll see. Each girl gets 30 minutes to get it right.
Anya is up first in a slinky leopard-print getup. What she says is pretty unintelligible. I mean, I know that's par for the course with Anya, but still. At one point Brent, Jay, Piersandro Buzzanca, and the director's assistant just crack the heck up at her. Jay says you could tell she had no idea what was going on. Again, a shocker. When she finishes, Jay tells her that her being flirty and cute at the table with her boyfriend saved the whole thing. She worked it, which was smart. She bids them goodbye in Spanish. Oh, Anya.
Katarzyna is , in snow leopard print. Piersandro Buzzanca tells her to get the energy from the set. And...am I dreaming or are there hams curing behind the girls as they walk into the café? Katarzyna does a great job with the lines, but her performance is a little dull and lifeless according to Jay. He tells her to be part of the scene, and present. up is Dominique. She wants to be the freakin' Cover Girl, so is going to have as much fun as she can. She tells us that if she forgets a line, she'll make something up. I will tell you this. Dominique is not helped by the fact that she's made up to look like an unhinged ghoul. It's like, "Crazy Ghost Haunts Local Café / Ham Shoppe: News at 9." To make matters worse, Dominique acts like an unhinged ghoul as she delivers her lines. Piersandro Buzzanca confirms that the Italian wasn't really working for her. To him, it was Chinese. Everyone laughs at her, too, though Jay tells her that her energy was good. Piersandro Buzzanca is amused yet horrified. Welcome to the world of Dominique, P.B.
Lauren is up , and is very, very nervous. She tells us that she's not an actress, so is just going to wing it. She wears zebra print. What she does not wear, apparently, are her glasses. She's squinting so much that I suspect she can't see her cue cards very well. She messes up then lets loose with an expletive. Jay has to explain to her that Cover Girls don't say "fuck." Oh, I bet Queen Latifah can drop an f-bomb like nobody's business. Who would want to be a Cover Girl if you can't say "fuck" with your red lips and raccoon eyes? Lauren sucks. Piersandro Buzzanca can tell that she's a fantastic model for photo shoots, however she did nothing in the commercial. It's all pretty painful. Jay tells us that Lauren feels awkward and uncomfortable, and it was hard to watch. Jay tells her to smile and giggle with her commercial boyfriend. Lauren clearly never learned how to smile and giggle when she was a child. This is going to put her in therapy for years.
Fatima is , also in leopard print. Her voice is still somewhat gone, but she's going for it. She begins, and Piersandro Buzzanca calls her a goddess. He's fully in love with her from the start. Well that's a good sign. Her Italian pronunciation is the best, and she tells us that she's natural at being a Cover Girl. Everyone seems to agree. In contrast, there's Whitney. She takes a big bite out of a hanging ham, then applies her lipstick. She makes Jay grimace right off the bat. He knows from the beginning that her shoot is going to be a problem -- she's fake and disingenuous, and the whole thing was not believable. He tells her not to force "Whitney" on them, and that when she gives a sly side look as she walks down the set it turns into bitcherina really fast. The problem is that Whitney is a stone bitch. I'm not saying there's anything wrong with that, but when she tries to act cute or peppy it actually has the effect of exacerbating the bitchiness. Her shoot is not good, and she's nervous.
The girls return home to find Tyra Lisa Mail. Tomorrow, the girls will meet with the judges. Only five will continue on. Dominique and Fatima clap at the news that somebody is going home, while Lauren looks sullen. She thinks her time might be up because of how bad her commercial went. She could, she says, be overanalyzing the whole thing because she's her own worst critic. Er, not this time. Whitney sulks and bitches in the kitchen. She's very nervous because she doesn't want to go home. She tried to give smiles and energy, but all she got was negative feedback. She says in front of Lauren that she thinks that giving too much energy is better than not giving enough. Lauren is like an Energy Star appliance. Minimal usage. But good for the environment. As Whitney ponders her fate, we head to commercials.
When we return, the girls make their way to panel. Tyra barks, "Ciao bellas." Why is she always so frightening? I have to say, though, she looks great in her leopard print dress. She is wearing some kind of corset under that thing that gives her flawless curves. Tyra explains that Rome is the birthplace of Italian high fashion, meaning haute couture -- or, as it's called in Italy, alta moda. It is also the famous home of the Piazza di Spana, or Spanish Steps. Once a year a huge fashions how happens there, and Tyra has happened to walk in that fashion show four times. Because she's the best, blah blah blah. There are prizes, there are judges. Paulina is dressed like the spider lady. Piersandro Buzzanca is the guest judge. Yay!
Fatima is first up for evaluation. The judges watch her best take, and we finally get to learn what the dialogue means. "Is it the way I move my hips? Or is it the vibrance on my lips? When you wear New Vibrant Hue Lipstick from Cover Girl's Queen Collection everybody notices. New Vibrant Hue shine infused lip color from the Cover Girl Queen Collection." That one really ends on a bang, doesn't it? It could have been written by Dante. Tyra tells Fatima that she thought she was selling some kind of sexual chocolate. What kind of candy store does Tyra frequent? Paulina gives Fatima kudos for being able to say all of those foreign words in one take. Piersandro Buzzanca emphasizes the difficulty of their task. Tyra passes on Mr. Jay's praise that Fatima was the best of the day. If Fatima was the best, Tyra is scared to see what comes .
Whitney is , with her fake bitch smile. The best part of her take is when she hits the café counter, she looks at the barista and gives an evil flirty, "A-ho ho," laugh. The look on his face is priceless. She gives another huge fake smile at the end. Is it totally wrong to say that Whitney is vaguely reminiscent of Miss Piggy? Paulina felt like the whole thing was fake from beginning to end. She does an awesome Whitney impression, and Miss J. makes fun of how she gasps for air. But Tyra liked it. She says it may have been a little over the top, but she thinks Whitney did a good job. When did Tyra turn into such a contrarian?
we have Anya, the challenge winner for the week. Tyra puts on a horrible Italian accent as she talks about how she once walked in a Gai Mattiolo show. I would love to see Tyra take a crack at that commercial. Anya's commercial induces grimaces from Tyra, and Miss J. looks like he's about to have a seizure. Tyra tells Anya that her kisses to her boyfriend at the end were good, but everything else was a piece of dookie. Is it me, or is Tyra unusually fond of the word "dookie"? Miss J. agrees that it was horrible, and Nigel tells Anya that she looked confused. Piersandro Buzzanca says that Anya made him laugh -- in a "laughing at" way -- when she was filming her commercial. However, he does acknowledge that she has a model look.
is Dominique. It is thirty seconds of unhinged ghoulishness. Everyone on the panel cracks the heck up, and the other girls crack the heck up, and Dominique herself cracks the heck up. It's pretty awesome. Miss J. can't even talk, he's laughing so hard. Tyra notes that Dominique's commercial was awfully hoochified, from the moment she put on her lipstick. Piersandro Buzzanca says that Dominique brought an incredible energy to the set, but Paulina was scared the whole time. Who ya gonna call, Paulina?
is Lauren. Oh, dear. The panel doesn't know whether to laugh or just grimace uncomfortably. In the background, however, Katarzyna is having fits of laughter. Lauren's performance was so bad that it inspires Miss J. to put his first judgment in writing. It says, "Hell to the no." Nigel thinks that Lauren just threw it away. It was like she didn't even try -- there was no elegance or romance. Piersandro Buzzanca says that Lauren was so nervous on set. Paulina was afraid that Lauren's commercial would turn out like this, and she was right. Tyra, not wanting to crush the poor girl completely, acknowledges that she looked absolutely beautiful.
Last we have Katarzyna. Katarzyna has been thinking it might be time for another lesson in how to say her name, and so re-pronounces it for the judges. They are never going to pronounce it right, so I don't know why she even tries. Katarzyna is determined to show her personality more at judging since last week she was given demerits for being such a lifeless bore. Piersandro Buzzanca says that Katarzyna is Italian looking, and that he thought she was Italian for a moment. Paulina thinks that Katarzyna did a much better job than everybody else. However, Tyra thought that Katarzyna's ending was lifeless and boring. Oooh, but Paulina doesn't agree! She thought that Katarzyna seemed far more comfortable than anybody else. Tyra, never content to let another supermodel have the last word, says she saw boring-sexy. Paulina shakes her head feverishly. Tyra forces all the girls -- even Lauren -- to do a corny giggle. Lauren looks like she needs someone to come up and give her the Heimlich. As Tyra dismisses Katarzyna, she says her name wrong again. Katarzyna goes, "Katar-what?" Tyra is all, "Whatever, darling, go." She's like a big ball of caring.
The judges deliberate. Fatima's commercial was one of the best things she's ever done, according to Nigel. Paulina thinks she looked beautiful, and also managed to walk and talk. This is a real feat. Piersandro Buzzanca is in love with her. He is not in love with Whitney, however, and says that he could feel her fakeness through the camera. Paulina and Miss J. mock her fake laugh. Nigel thinks that Anya is a model physically. However, you can't understand her no matter which language she's speaking. Piersandro thinks she's lovely but she didn't deliver anything. Lauren was a hot mess. She went from a model to a very nervous woman in front of Piersandro Buzzanca's eyes. Miss J. makes fun of Lauren's thumb cast and dopey demeanor. Nigel, however, thinks that Lauren's portfolio speaks for itself -- she has taken some of the best pictures week after week. Piersandro Buzzanca says that Katarzyna was maybe his favorite. Miss J. likes that she came with a bit of personality. Paulina is also a fan of her commercial. Dominique is a crazy ho, but she cracks the judges up. Miss J. still thinks that she's a brother from another dragalicious mother.
Six young ladies stand before Tyra. Unfortunately, there are only five photos in Tyra's hands, and they represent the girls who are in the running to become America's Top Model. Fatima is called first, followed by Katarzyna, Anya, and Dominique. This of course leaves Whitney and Lauren. Whitney has taken great pictures week after week, and Tyra thinks she did a good job on her commercial. But Tyra had to listen to the other judges' comments about her phoniness, because this isn't the first time she's heard such complaints. And then there's Lauren, who wouldn't know how to cover up her real self if somebody paid her a million dollars. But she'll steal that $5 from your back pocket when you turn your head on the subway. She also takes some of the strongest photos of the bunch. But her commercial was dreadful, and the judges felt like she just kind of gave up. So who stays in the competition? It's Whitney. Tyra tells her to leave the pageantry at the door. Tyra gives Lauren a hug. She says that maybe she's a model who's a silent movie actress, but America's Top Model has to talk. Lauren hugs the other girls, and I think she actually has a few tears!
Lauren interviews that she knows she did a crappy job, and it sucks to see yourself do so poorly and be embarrassed about it. However, the whole point of her coming to America's Top Model was to challenge herself. It was scary at first, but she grew to like it, and now she sees two sides to herself -- the punk side and the dolled up side. Isn't there a side that just likes to wear sweatpants sometimes? Before she never even wanted to model, but now her mind's completely changed. She thinks she has a future in it. Even though she didn't achieve her goal of having a punk girl win America's Top Model, she feels like she's accomplished a lot.
week: It's the seasonal Tyra-behind-the-camera episode! And there is a posing battle with sticks. Tyra will not rest until one of these girls is maimed!