America's Next Top Models Cycle 1-11
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That's funny. If she were not so into herself, I might root for her because her pics are outstanding. But she's not all that she thinks she is. I'm surprised she's in the top 3!!I like Danielle and Joanie, but I'm rooting for Joanie.
I agree. I just looked at Joanie's pics on UPN.com. She is amazing. I would say she's the closest to an actual model I've seen in the history of ANTM!narulle said:I hope Joanie & Danielle can make it to final two and Joanie will be a winner!!Even though there are rumours about Jade be a winner for cycle 6 but I wish it will stay as rumours!! can't wait for this week episode!!! Joanie, aja aja fighting!!!
I say that because her expressions in each photo are full of character. She looks like a 1950s woman, a doll, a mermaid. And her eyes -- wow. She looks like she can fit right in with some top models on the scene already...except Adriana. Nobody can touch Adriana Lima
If you all have not, lok at Joanie's pics:
http://www.upn.com/shows/top_model6/pgall_models.php?m=joanie
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Elyse was 100000000 times closer to being a real actual model than Joanie.
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I like Joanie's features. Her eyes, her lips, her nose - all of them are so cute.
But I can't help but cheer Danielle on. She has character, she's the underdog, and her cheekbones are so killer.
But I can't help but cheer Danielle on. She has character, she's the underdog, and her cheekbones are so killer.
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Doesn't really count because Elyse *is* a proper working model. If you're talking about Elyse on the show, I thought she was stunning and should have won but she did take some duds too and her attitude was almost jade-ish at times.MakeUpJunkie said:
I think Joanie is great I just don't know where her personality has gone, ever since she had her teeth done, she seems to have withdrawn into herself....like something is sucking the life out of her.
^^ I bet the competition is what's sucking the life out of here. All of the girls in all of the seasons begin to lose it when it's coming down to the wire. I'm sure you would too being cooped up in a house full of female competitors, it would drive anyone a little nutty 
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narulle said:I hope Joanie & Danielle can make it to final two and Joanie will be a winner!!
i agree with you 100% .. i hope its joanie and danielle at the end .. but im afraid that they will send danielle home bcus of her accent .. so thats leaves us with jade & joanie .. which sucks bcus i think either danielle or joanie has what it takes to make it to the top rather than jade .. i really hope joanie gets it .. im keeping my fingers crossed
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Mercedes I think this was taken before ANTM
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is that danielle ? 
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ooo. I thought Mercedes was just a tFS user
ooopsie. hehe. either way its a gorgeous picture
ooopsie. hehe. either way its a gorgeous picture
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I love Mercedes. Especially since she has Lupus and is a spokesperson for it. Its a terrible disease, and I know people who have it. In fact, I just ordered some more awareness bracelets today. 
Tyra is clueless when it comes to the whole accent thing. I'm an actress and it took me 4 months to develop a full on cockney accent and that was with help and lots of my Fair Lady tapes... It took me 2 months to do the "proper" southern acccent... Not the phony kind. Lets have Tyra develop a russian accent in a week and THEN she can talk.
Joanie's myspace bulletin
Hello New Friends!!
Just wanted to send a message to everyone to let you know I thank you for wanting to be a part of my myspace adventures... please continue to watch my career as I go on into the modeling world... I can't wait!
I do read every single message I get, and I thank you all for your support. It means a lot to me and I love that everyone is so amazing and sweet!
I dont have a lot of time, so if I dont write back its just because I'm really really busy.
ALMOST DONE GUYS!! I'm so excited for tomorrow!
Thanks for the SUPPORT AND LOVE!!
xoxoxoox
Joanie Dodds
Source: Joanie's MySpace
Do you notice she says she's excited for tommorow's episode?? This must mean she's been in the top two. Most possibly the winner. I hope so!!
More Spoilers!!
Sneak peek for the finale.
1) Jay knocks at the door. The girls scream in either delight or fear. He tells them they're doing three different commercials, meaning they will each do a different one. They have to pick an envelope containing their lines. Jade says in confessional that she sees herself winning the competition over and over in her mind. Please, God, no.
2) It's time to shoot the commercial. Joanie says Danielle is worried about her accent. Joanie says she is not comfortable with her new teeth. When she recites her lines, she sounds rather lisp-y and keeps bobbing her head from one side to the other.
3) Jay tells Danielle that he just wants her to clean up her accent. Danielle flubs during the first take. Uh oh. She looks really pretty though?
4) Jade sings "Easy, breezy, beautiful CoverGirl" to herself before the photographer (Jim De Yonker) shoots her. He says that she looks like she looks too diva and that she's choking herself. He asks her what she's thinking about, and she replies that she's thinking about winning the competition. They high-five each other at the end.
Source: http://community.livejournal.com/topmodel/1184956.html#cutid1
Interview with Sara / Sacramento Bee / May 15, 2006
Davis 'Model' out but not down
By Rachel Leibrock -- Bee Staff Writer
She just wanted a new shirt. But after Sara Albert was singled out while shopping at a Virginia mall, the Davis native got a whole lot more.
She won a spot on "America's Next Top Model" (at 8 p.m. Wednesdays on Channel 31.) Not to mention, national exposure, a killer portfolio and the modeling bug.
Albert made it to the show's final four, but was eliminated in last week's episode. She remains upbeat and called us from her Washington, D.C., home to share her insights on Jade (the unflappable wannabe model that viewers love to hate), her own growing self-confidence and her future in modeling.
Q: Congratulations on making it to the final four.
A: You watch the show? It's so funny - I didn't know how many people watched the show before I was on.
Q: Did you watch it before you were a contestant?
A: I watched it a little bit in college, but I wasn't an avid watcher.
Q: The legend, of course, is that casting agents found you at a mall and asked you to audition ... did that really happen?
A: Yes. It was August in northern Virginia. I was at Macy's shopping for a shirt and instead I got a reality TV show. It was just one of those being-at-the-right-place, at-the-right-time (things).
Q: That's far from Davis.
A: I was born in Woodland and lived in Davis my whole life. I'm definitely a California girl at heart. I came out to Washington to go to Georgetown and play volleyball. I'm coming back for a week in June - I'm really excited. I love Davis. It's just a great place to be.
Q: What was it like, living in the house with the other contestants and dealing with all the day-to-day critiques from the judges?
A: Being there was one of the best and worst experiences in my life. People say, 'Oh you forget about the cameras,' but I never forgot. I'm usually a private person; I felt like I was always second-guessing what I was saying. I didn't want to embarrass myself or my family or my boyfriend or his family. And living with all those girls, there are a lot of strong personalities - there were some characters, definitely.
Q: So, the big question is: What is Jade really like?
A: It never fails - every single person I've met that's recognized me will say, 'Oh, you're that girl Sara from 'Top Model,' and then the second always is, 'Is Jade really like that?' That is an amazing quality she has - she just has unflappable confidence and a real sense of herself, and she doesn't make apologies. Sometimes - I'm not going to lie - I'd look at her and think, 'Did that just come out of her mouth?' But Jade was Jade and you just had to appreciate that.
Q: On the subject of confidence, that's one thing that the judges criticized you strongly on - that you seemed to lack self-confidence or that you didn't seem to want to win as much as the other girls.
A: It's so funny because I wouldn't peg myself with the lack-of-confidence tag. I felt like the reason why I could go and try modeling was because I do have a sense of myself. But, at the same time, just because I have confidence in myself doesn't mean that I have confidence in my modeling. ... I'm a very competitive person and when I do something, I want to do well and win.
Q: Well, you made it to the final four.
A: Don't get me wrong - I absolutely surprised myself. Every week, I'd think, 'Oh, I'm going home, I was awful.' I was my own worst critic. ... And when I was sent home, I was a little disappointed but I was also really proud of myself - how much I'd learned and how far I'd come.
Q: What was the best experience of the show?
A: I think the best thing that came out of this for me is that I'm going to pursue it. I found something about myself that I really enjoy and want to get better at. I had no idea that I would like it and I'm happy I discovered it. I'll go out there and put everything I can into it.
Q: On the flip side, what was the worst part of being on the show?
A: There were a bunch of little things that, in hindsight, I'm like, 'Why did I do that? Why did I say that?' It really was a stressful situation with very little sleep. I'm someone who takes out my stress by exercising, and there weren't many opportunities to do that
But, all in all, I feel good about it. I was true to myself and I don't have any major regrets.
Q: Any modeling offers yet?
A: We couldn't do anything until after (elimination) from the show and ... (she laughs) ... the phone hasn't rung yet this morning.
Same source
Hello New Friends!!
Just wanted to send a message to everyone to let you know I thank you for wanting to be a part of my myspace adventures... please continue to watch my career as I go on into the modeling world... I can't wait!
I do read every single message I get, and I thank you all for your support. It means a lot to me and I love that everyone is so amazing and sweet!
I dont have a lot of time, so if I dont write back its just because I'm really really busy.
ALMOST DONE GUYS!! I'm so excited for tomorrow!
Thanks for the SUPPORT AND LOVE!!
xoxoxoox
Joanie Dodds
Source: Joanie's MySpace
Do you notice she says she's excited for tommorow's episode?? This must mean she's been in the top two. Most possibly the winner. I hope so!!
More Spoilers!!
Sneak peek for the finale.
1) Jay knocks at the door. The girls scream in either delight or fear. He tells them they're doing three different commercials, meaning they will each do a different one. They have to pick an envelope containing their lines. Jade says in confessional that she sees herself winning the competition over and over in her mind. Please, God, no.
2) It's time to shoot the commercial. Joanie says Danielle is worried about her accent. Joanie says she is not comfortable with her new teeth. When she recites her lines, she sounds rather lisp-y and keeps bobbing her head from one side to the other.
3) Jay tells Danielle that he just wants her to clean up her accent. Danielle flubs during the first take. Uh oh. She looks really pretty though?
4) Jade sings "Easy, breezy, beautiful CoverGirl" to herself before the photographer (Jim De Yonker) shoots her. He says that she looks like she looks too diva and that she's choking herself. He asks her what she's thinking about, and she replies that she's thinking about winning the competition. They high-five each other at the end.
Source: http://community.livejournal.com/topmodel/1184956.html#cutid1
Interview with Sara / Sacramento Bee / May 15, 2006
Davis 'Model' out but not down
By Rachel Leibrock -- Bee Staff Writer
She just wanted a new shirt. But after Sara Albert was singled out while shopping at a Virginia mall, the Davis native got a whole lot more.
She won a spot on "America's Next Top Model" (at 8 p.m. Wednesdays on Channel 31.) Not to mention, national exposure, a killer portfolio and the modeling bug.
Albert made it to the show's final four, but was eliminated in last week's episode. She remains upbeat and called us from her Washington, D.C., home to share her insights on Jade (the unflappable wannabe model that viewers love to hate), her own growing self-confidence and her future in modeling.
Q: Congratulations on making it to the final four.
A: You watch the show? It's so funny - I didn't know how many people watched the show before I was on.
Q: Did you watch it before you were a contestant?
A: I watched it a little bit in college, but I wasn't an avid watcher.
Q: The legend, of course, is that casting agents found you at a mall and asked you to audition ... did that really happen?
A: Yes. It was August in northern Virginia. I was at Macy's shopping for a shirt and instead I got a reality TV show. It was just one of those being-at-the-right-place, at-the-right-time (things).
Q: That's far from Davis.
A: I was born in Woodland and lived in Davis my whole life. I'm definitely a California girl at heart. I came out to Washington to go to Georgetown and play volleyball. I'm coming back for a week in June - I'm really excited. I love Davis. It's just a great place to be.
Q: What was it like, living in the house with the other contestants and dealing with all the day-to-day critiques from the judges?
A: Being there was one of the best and worst experiences in my life. People say, 'Oh you forget about the cameras,' but I never forgot. I'm usually a private person; I felt like I was always second-guessing what I was saying. I didn't want to embarrass myself or my family or my boyfriend or his family. And living with all those girls, there are a lot of strong personalities - there were some characters, definitely.
Q: So, the big question is: What is Jade really like?
A: It never fails - every single person I've met that's recognized me will say, 'Oh, you're that girl Sara from 'Top Model,' and then the second always is, 'Is Jade really like that?' That is an amazing quality she has - she just has unflappable confidence and a real sense of herself, and she doesn't make apologies. Sometimes - I'm not going to lie - I'd look at her and think, 'Did that just come out of her mouth?' But Jade was Jade and you just had to appreciate that.
Q: On the subject of confidence, that's one thing that the judges criticized you strongly on - that you seemed to lack self-confidence or that you didn't seem to want to win as much as the other girls.
A: It's so funny because I wouldn't peg myself with the lack-of-confidence tag. I felt like the reason why I could go and try modeling was because I do have a sense of myself. But, at the same time, just because I have confidence in myself doesn't mean that I have confidence in my modeling. ... I'm a very competitive person and when I do something, I want to do well and win.
Q: Well, you made it to the final four.
A: Don't get me wrong - I absolutely surprised myself. Every week, I'd think, 'Oh, I'm going home, I was awful.' I was my own worst critic. ... And when I was sent home, I was a little disappointed but I was also really proud of myself - how much I'd learned and how far I'd come.
Q: What was the best experience of the show?
A: I think the best thing that came out of this for me is that I'm going to pursue it. I found something about myself that I really enjoy and want to get better at. I had no idea that I would like it and I'm happy I discovered it. I'll go out there and put everything I can into it.
Q: On the flip side, what was the worst part of being on the show?
A: There were a bunch of little things that, in hindsight, I'm like, 'Why did I do that? Why did I say that?' It really was a stressful situation with very little sleep. I'm someone who takes out my stress by exercising, and there weren't many opportunities to do that
But, all in all, I feel good about it. I was true to myself and I don't have any major regrets.
Q: Any modeling offers yet?
A: We couldn't do anything until after (elimination) from the show and ... (she laughs) ... the phone hasn't rung yet this morning.
Same source
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BTW, Here's Sara Albert's official website: http://www.saraalbert.com/
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I think Joanie might be excited because
a) She will finally be able to talk about the show.
b) She can finally start working in the modeling/entertainment field, whether or not it has to do with ANTM. The contract says they cant be exposed to the media until they are eliminated.
It doesnt mean she will win. It means shes finally free.
a) She will finally be able to talk about the show.
b) She can finally start working in the modeling/entertainment field, whether or not it has to do with ANTM. The contract says they cant be exposed to the media until they are eliminated.
It doesnt mean she will win. It means shes finally free.
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