So Tyra is going to have two new reality shows next season. The untitled one with Ashton Kutcher on ABC and Stylista on the CW.
If "The Devil Wears Prada" were a reality show, it would be STYLISTA. Eleven aspiring fashion enthusiasts vie for a much-coveted editorial job with Elle magazine. They work as assistants to Elle's Fashion News Director, Anne Slowey, a demanding but well-respected fashion icon. The competitors will carry out an assistant task and a fashion editorial assignment in each episode. Each week, in consultation with Elle's Creative Director, Joe Zee, Anne fires one person, until the last assistant standing gets "promoted" to the coveted real-life job opportunity. The grand prize includes a paid editorial position at Elle magazine, a paid lease on a great apartment in Manhattan, and a clothing allowance at H&M, all for one year, valued at $100,000.
I doubt she's appearing on either but she really does want to be the next Oprah mogul, doesn't she?
I totally agree with the Fug Girls handicap: [link] Alleged spoilers in the comments. And I forgot how nice both Anya and Whitney look with the dark hair!
If Anya wins, does she get her eyebrows back?
It's interesting to think that she didn't even know - hadn't even seen her jury performance or reaction to it from China - if she had won or not the whole time she was in Micronesia.
Oh! This is great info to know, it colors how I see Amanda's last TC performance so very much. Yeah, I thought she had a good chance at winning until she got all doed-eyed and inarticulate at TC. Too bad, but I liked Parvati, too (and also had her name in the office pool, so I won $$!)
Did anyone else watch the David Breashears' documentary Storm over Everest on Frontline last night? I'm so glad he made it. Jon Krakauer's book Into Thin Air was so well-written, it made you think that his account was What Really Happened Up There (the 1996 Everest summit season that led to many deaths). I was obsessed with the story and read nearly all if not all the books written by others who were there that year, and it was clear that Krakauer was narrowly focused on his experience and on trashing a couple of people in particular, namely Sandy Hill and Anatoli Boukreev. Breashears didn't even mention Krakauer, which I found very interesting.
Sophia, you perhaps meant to post that in Movies, yes?
Well, there you go. WTF is Whitney doing with her mouth in
every single shot?
I'm glad on principle, but meh in reality.
Fantasia on Idol with fire enginge red hair!! Hells yeah. That's what I'm talkin' about.
They should totally do an all star AI. I know most all star seasons suck, but c'mon. Kelly vs. Tasia. Melinda vs. Tamyra. Clay/Ruben the sequel. Hell, I'd even watch Daughtry vs. D.Cook and I hate both those fools immensely. Maybe they could take a page out of Survivor and do a Fans v. Favorites.
ION, Syesha's haircut is fierce. I wish I liked her more, I really do.
ETA: Wow, y'all, they really, really hate Syesha. Why would they put her and her piddly little crowds right after D'Archie and his stadiums full of screaming tweens? It's so sad.
ETA: Ok, so I am going to say some nice things about D.Cook. I know! Thing one: His brother is cute as a button! I totally would have preferred to have him on the show. (Well, that wasn't nice about him, but whatever). Thing Two: His look has gotten sooooo much better over the course of the show. Now, he's still an unfortunate looking but adequately styled young man, but early on in the season, damn, he brought the fug in a major way. (Well, that got a little not nice at the end there, but honest the intention was to be kind) Thing the Third: He came off as quite charming in his journey home and I normally never find him less than smug.
There. Now back to the hating.
Not surprising results, but poor D'Archie! Looked like he was going to pass out, woobie-boy.
Words to live by: either I'm going to stab somebody or I'm going to cook some awesome food.
