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« Fear Factor Returns To NBC Monday Night | Home December 09, 2011 11:06 AM by Veronica Dudo Since the first ever America’s Next Top Model All-Stars winner, Lisa D’Amato was crowned, the web has been abuzz about the shocking disqualification of finalist, Angelea Preston . During the season finale airing on the CW Wednesday night, the show’s creator Tyra Banks informed the judging panel made up of Nigel Barker , Andre Leon Talley and Jay Manuel that the show’s producers found out information that ultimately lead to Preston’s disqualification from the competition! Keep reading to find out when the aspiring model will break her silence! The stakes were high during this year’s all-stars season as the models were vying for a lot of prizes. The winner received a spread in Italian Vogue, a cover spread in Beauty in Vogue, a blog on Italian Vogue’s website, a celebrity guest correspondent job for Extra, a national campaign with Express and $100,000 contract with Cover Girl. Throughout ...

The increasingly dramatic hacking scandal that led Rupert Murdoch to close his 168-year-old News of the World newspaper and has resulted in several arrests found its way to American reality television last night. On America’s Got Talent , Howie Mandel referenced it, because Piers edited the News of the World and the Daily Mirror in the 1990s. After an act performed and Piers Morgan praised it, Howie Mandel said, “Piers, that’s what I was going to say. I don’t know how you got those comment; you must have hacked me or something.” Yesterday, Piers was accused in Parliament by MP Louise Mensch of hacking people’s phones while he edited The Daily Mirror, which is not published by Murdoch, citing something Piers wrote in his book —but in the book, Piers actually writes about potentially being the victim of voice mail hacking, not about actually doing it. “For the record, at my time at the Mirror and the News of the World I have never hacked a phone, told any body to hack a phone or publis...

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