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Netflix'sReality Check docuseries into the controversies that took place during America's Next Top Modelhas further opened the floodgates. ANTM Cycle 24 finalist Jeana Turner provided an update on social media on her and former alums having united to lobby the government for a reality TV protection reform.

The reform was started years ago by former contestants, including Turner, Cycle 8's Brittany Hatch, Sarah VonderHaar, Cycle 1's Giselle Samson, and Cycle 9's Sarah Hartshorne. Tuner shared an update on her social media about the reform following the intense spotlight on Tyra Banks and the Netflix docuseries.

"Turning our stories into action. Today, we met with the California Legislative Board to push for stronger protections and real accountability for reality TV contestants. We are stronger in numbers, and we aren’t stopping until we see real change," she said in her caption while also tagging the other former contestants.

Turner explained in the video that they all met with the legislative board to begin conversations on changing legislation and "amending current laws to bring stronger protections to reality TV contestants, specifically after our experiences with ANTM."

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The alum adds that the reform isn't based solely on one individual but multiple women "speaking out" and wanting "real change" for the next generation of women. In 2023, VonderHaar and Hatch spoke with Entertainment Weekly after they filed separate wage claims against Banks and producers Ken Mok and Anthony Dominici.

They claimed that production was in charge of their filming hours, with the contracts stating they had to be available 24/7 without pay. It was also reported that they were only given $40 a day for food and necessities and weren't allowed to know of any location they were sent to. The two alums also claim sleep deprivation during a go-see in Australia is what led to a volatile and intense moment that was captured on camera.

Turner also claimed in the Vice TV series, Dark Side of Reality TV, that production had manipulated her interview after being stuck in a room for seven hours, being asked questions. They had used a portion of her words as a response to her losing Cycle 24, which was "not at all what happened."

Netflix's Reality Check dove deep into the series's controversies, like Banks' response to Shandi Sullivan's alleged sexual assault caught on camera. The rifts between Banks and the series judges, and the controversial photoshoots.

HGTV personality Page Turner revealed why starring on Love It or List It holds such significance.

TV Insider reported that Turner let HGTV fans know she was spending time in Toronto, Canada, because the production of Love It or List It Season 21 has begun, in a February 17 Instagram upload.

In the caption of the post, she shared that her late mother, Patricia Ann Helen Turner, used to reside in Toronto. Patricia died at the age of 84 in 2025.

"Flying from home in LA, back to my other home in Toronto to get back to work & wearing my Mama's scarf is (now) always such an emotional sitch .... I used to be so thrilled landing in Toronto and being so grateful God included my Mom in my full circle journey -- Let me explain," stated Turner in the caption.

She stated that the first series she filmed for HGTV, Flip or Flop Nashville, which had a two-season run until 2019, "was filmed in Nashville," her father's hometown.

"Then I moved back home to LA, where I was born & raised, and co-created & EP'd #FixMyFlip .... I always felt like, sorry Ma, you're in my heart because I had one show where my Dad is from & another where I'm from, but not where she's from- Toronto. But honestly, how could it be, seeing that she's from a whole other country and I'm filming American shows...???" wrote the HGTV star.

She then noted that she joined Love It or List It during its 20th season, which premiered in 2025. Turner referenced that the filming location of the renovation series is Toronto.

"Because BOOM, here comes the promotion & elevation straight from the seeds of prayers planted in heaven that I didn't even directly pray for (ok that was dramatic, but so true!) - that God would NEVER EVER leave MY Mama out of this equation!!" wrote Turner. "So now, I'm brought FULL CIRCLE as your new, amazinggggg & brilliant Co-host on #LoveItoListIt@hgtv where??? ... in TORONTO!! ---> Not only where my Mom is from, but also where my beloved parents met I'm so ridiculously honored & grateful to be here & working in my dream, my mind is blown every day!"

She went on to say that "full circle moments are emotionally no joke."

"And now that my sweet Mama has left me in this realm, there are different feelings of such absence landing here, but at the same time, soooo such immense gratefulness that God Himself ordered my steps, promotion & elevation to complete such a full circle journey. I'm so blessed she got to see it happen," stated the house-flipping expert.

She ended her caption by encouraging her fans to believe in themselves and work for their dreams.

Several Fans Shared That They Appreciated Page Turner's Message

Several social media users flocked to the post's comments section to share that they appreciated Turner's message and filming update.

"I love this SO much sister. Such a beautiful full circle moment. You wrote the vision. Did the work. Followed God's leading. You are such an inspiration," wrote a commenter.

"This is such a special story - your momma is definitely so proud of you Your energy is infectious through the TV and even more so in person!" added another.

"Beautiful tribute!!! Inspired and wonderfully said! Under the hairdryer tearing up!" shared a third person.

"Beautiful inside and out! Thanks for sharing," stated a fan.

Page Turner Shared Her Thoughts About Filming 'Love It or List It'

After Hilary Farrstepped away from Love It or List It following season 19, Turner joined the show as David Visentin‘s castmate. In a joint May 2025 interview with Collider, Turner and Visentin shared their thoughts about working with each other on the series. Turner said she appreciated her co-host's big heart and humor. In addition, Visentin complimented Turner's warm energy. According to Visentin, Turner "lightened up the whole set."

During the May 2025 interview, Turner also revealed how she felt about becoming a Love It or List It host.

"It's an honor. I'm just I'm very blessed to be able to do this and to carry on the legacy of this show. I mean, this is a flagship HGTV show and like, here I am. So, it's just been amazing," said Turner to Collider.

Britain's beloved broadcaster, biologist, natural historian, and writer Sir David Attenborough will turn 100 years old on May 8, 2026, and the BBC has big plans for celebrating the 99-year-old documentary legend's "extraordinary milestone" birthday.

The festivities will include three new programs and a week of revisiting Attenborough's most famous series (like Planet Earth, One Planet, Blue Planet, Frozen Planet, Planet Earth, and Wild London), culminating in a massive life event honoring the TV icon, who is known for his soothing voice.

"It's impossible to overstate what Sir David Attenborough has given us," said BBC exec Jack Bootle. "His programmes have not only defined science and natural history broadcasting, but they have also changed how we see our planet and our place within it."

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"This special week is a celebration of an extraordinary milestone and of a body of work that continues to inspire awe, curiosity and care for the natural world," he continued. "It's also a moment for all of us at the BBC to say thank you to David—for his generosity, for his brilliance and for a lifetime spent bringing the wonders of nature into our homes."

Here's a peek into the three new programs being released for Attenborough's 100th birthday:

What Is Making Life on Earth: Attenborough's Greatest Adventure?

Making Life on Earth: Attenborough's Greatest Adventure will delve into Attenborough's beloved BBC One series, Life on Earth, which first hit the airwaves nearly half a decade ago, following Attenborough to 40 different countries while finding 600 species.

This new documentary is set to feature interviews with Attenborough and his original Life on Earth production team reflecting on the show's origins, history, and challenges.

Attenborough got a similar retrospective documentary, titled David Attenborough: A Life on Our Planet, on Netflix in 2020, when he was 93 years old.

What Is Secret Garden?

Attenborough will launch a new series called Secret Garden the same week, which will see him digging into the microcosms of Britain's stunning back gardens.

The five-episode series is meant to reveal the hidden world of these diverse gardens while encouraging citizens to do what they can to support the endangered species they share their environment with.

What Is David Attenborough's 100 Years on Planet Earth?

The celebration will conclude with a a live event called 100 Years on Planet Earth, with the birthday boy as the guest of honor, of course.

The event will take place at the Royal Albert Hall, and will feature the incredible BBC Concert Orchestra and many special guests, with some possible royal family sightings as well!

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You can love Aldi for any number of reasons—from its super convenient weeknight meal shortcuts to its shockingly affordable charcuterie board fixings (because a cheese plate should not cost $100). But where the grocer really comes through is when you have Anthropologie tastes on a, well, Aldi budget.

The Aldi Finds aisle can be a cornucopia of Anthropologie dupes at times, and I know I personally love it for that. Because sometimes when you want to be bougie on a budget, strategic shopping is necessary. For instance, if you've been eyeing Anthro's cut-glass candle holders for a while but can't justify the price tag, you need to check out Aldi's latest offering.

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Kirkton House Cut Glass Candle Holder, Pink/Blue/Iridescent, $9.99 at Aldi

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This isn't the first time Aldi has offered these multifaceted Kirkton House Cut Glass Candle Holders, shown above in the pretty pink, blue and iridescent style and colorway. It had these in the Finds aisle right around this time last year, and shoppers cleared the shelves quickly of every option. (There are three different styles, including green/clear/blue and yellow/green/pink, all of which are $9.99 each.)

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These look an awful lot like Anthropologie's Cut Glass Candle Holders, which range in price from $28 to $44, depending on the size and shape.

When you're deciding between the "real thing" and a more affordable dupe, it really comes down to what you're buying and why. If it's a mattress? Splurge. If it's something you'll use every single day for years? Maybe worth the higher price tag.

But a gorgeous cut-glass candle holder that looks almost identical to the one at Anthropologie but costs a third as much at Aldi is a different story.

When it's a little luxury, not a necessity, the dupe just makes sense. You still get the sparkle and elevated style moment. And, seriously, your taper candles don't know the difference.

Right now, the Aldi Finds aisle is a total mix of little luxe goodies like these candle holders and super practical items that will make your life a little easier, like an over-the-faucet sink caddy. Because that's the real beauty of this fun little section. There are the nice-to-haves and the "how did I ever live without this?" products all co-existing happily side-by-side, just waiting for you to bring them home.

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April showers bring May flowers — so make sure to prepare for the inclement temperatures with a stylish jacket. No matter if you're weathering rain or snow right now, Nordstrom Rack, Nordstrom's discount sister site, is prepared with incredible sales on highly-rated clothing brands. We currently have our eye on the Andrew Marc Water Resistant Hooded Jacket, which is 60% off right now. 

The piece initially cost $275, but has been reduced to $110 in the black and green colorways (the beige hue has already sold out, so make sure to act fast!). Currently every size is available, ranging from XS to XL. According to the product description, the outerwear runs true to size. There are a few reviews citing the jacket as too small and slightly too big, so we advise consulting the size guide in order to determine the best option for you. 

Andrew Marc Water Resistant Hooded Jacket, $110 (was $275) at Nordstrom Rack

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The water-resistant coat, which is 37 inches long, features a fixed hood, chest zipper pockets, and front snap-flap pockets. There's a simple front zipper closure that you can leave open or closed for extra warmth. It's made of 100% polyester with a polyurethane backing and a quilted lining. It's noted that the jacket is machine washable and can be placed in the drier, just make sure to do so according to the care instruction label provided. 

Andrew Marc Water Resistant Hooded Jacket, $110 (was $275) at Nordstrom Rack

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What makes the "stylish" coat are the contrasting colors and textures. For example, the hood features a lighter color on the inside, while the sleeves consist of textured cuffs resembling leather for added design. Shoppers described the "fabulous" jacket as "super comfortable" and "warm," adding that it's their "new favorite lightweight jacket" to wear throughout the spring and fall months. 

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Customers also love how "versatile" and "durable" the offering is, which means it will last you a long time. There's even an inner drawstring cord that allows you to adjust your fit in the waist. Another shopper wrote, "the hood is wonderful — I seem to always be out in the rain." They added that it "doesn't feel heavy," even when dry. 

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If anyone has mastered the art of playing memorably eccentric characters, it's Billy Bob Thornton.

Though initially a struggling character actor upon his entry in the film industry, Thornton has long since become one of the most talented dramatic performers of his generations.

Disappearing into such roles as a sociopathic hitman in Fargo to a tough-talking oil baron in Paramount+'s Landman, the 70-year-old actor has experienced an accolade-filled career the likes of which few actors are able to enjoy.

Yet in an interesting turn of events, a chance encounter between Thornton and a Golden Age Hollywood legend wound up changing the course of Thornton's career for the better, putting him down the path of career prominence we associate with the actor today.

During an appearance on The Late Show with Stephen Colbertin 2024, the Sling Blade star reminisced about his days as a struggling actor. As he fought to break into the film industry, Thornton wound up volunteering to work as a waiter at a party frequented by several prominent guests from Hollywood's past.

"This guy I knew knew that I was starving and he worked for a catering company," Thornton recalled. "He said, 'Listen, I'm doing a Christmas Eve party in 'rich town,' and since it's Christmas Eve, normally [the pay] is $150, but tonight it's $300."

Quickly accepting the offer, Thornton wound up coming face to face with several recognizable filmmakers and actors, including director Stanley Donen, Debbie Reynolds, Dudley Moore and several others.

As he circled around serving the guests, Thornton said he struck up a conversation with director Billy Wilder, the accomplished filmmaker behind such hits as Double Indemnity, Sunset Boulevard, The Apartment andSome Like It Hot.

"He said, 'So, you want to be an actor?'" Thornton remembered Wilder saying. "I said, 'Yeah, how'd you know that?' He goes, 'Eh, you all want to be actors.' He goes, 'Forget about it.' I said, 'Why?' And he said, 'You're too ugly to be a leading man and you're too pretty to be a character actor.'"

Rather than growing offended, Thornton said he and Wilder instead talked about alternative ways Thornton could break into the film industry, such as writing and starring in his own scripts.

"He said, 'Can you write at all?'" Thornton continued. "I said, 'Actually, I have been writing, and I used to write short stories and stuff like that.' He said, 'That's what you do. You write your own stories, create your own characters, make your own way. Otherwise you're standing on the sidewalk with everyone else. That's how you get noticed.'"

Taking Wilder's advice, Thornton ended up penning the script to his breakthrough film Sling Blade, propelling him to the forefront of the film industry by the mid 1990s.

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Store-bought dumplings are one of the rare grocery staples that feel both effortless and deeply nourishing, something you can turn into a full meal, a quick side dish or pop into a cozy soup for a meal in minutes. They're satisfying, flavorful and endlessly versatile, whether you’re crisping them up for a weeknight dinner or steaming them for a simple lunch at home.

They’re also especially timely right now, because dumplings hold a meaningful place in Lunar New Year celebrations. Traditionally, dumplings symbolize wealth and good fortune, and they’re often shared with family as a way to welcome abundance in the year ahead. But making dumplings from scratch is a labor of love and not always realistic in the middle of a busy season.

This is a moment where store-bought dumplings shine: they offer an easy way to celebrate without the fuss, while still tapping into the comfort and tradition that make these tasty little parcels so special.

The world of dumplings is wide, vast and varied, but we were curious to know what brands chefs reach for. To find out, we asked three Asian-American chefs for their go-to brands: Natasha Pickowicz, a James Beard Award–nominated chef and best-selling author of More Than Cake and the newly released Everyone Hot Pot; Candice Kumai, a French-trained chef and wellness pioneer; and Steve Chu, the fan-favorite chef behind Baltimore’s beloved Ekiben restaurants.

Their picks, plus their shopping and cooking tips, prove that store-bought dumplings can be chef-approved, convenient and super delicious.

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How To Shop for Dumplings

Before we get into the top picks, let's take a moment to talk shopping. Buying dumplings can feel overwhelming—there are many styles, types and fillings, but our experts say the label gives you more clues than you might think.

“Look for more specific language beyond just ‘dumpling,’” says Pickowicz. “If it says ‘gyoza,’ the wrappers will be thinner and more delicate, and better for pan-frying. If it says ‘dim sum,’ it should probably be steamed. The language on the label will give you many hints as to how to best prepare it.”

Pickowicz also recommends shopping at specialty markets when possible. “I love big chain supermarkets, like Mitsuwa for Japanese brands, H Mart for Korean brands, Ranch 99 for Chinese brands—it’s fun to try many different kinds to see what you like!”

Kumai emphasizes ingredient quality above all. “As someone who grew up Japanese and Polish, dumplings are deeply personal to me—from gyoza to pierogi,” she tells Parade. “When shopping, I look for a short, recognizable ingredient list. Minimally processed is key.”

Chu adds that personal history is also part of the equation. “Brand loyalty is huge with dumplings. A lot of us grew up eating the same brands, so nostalgia plays a big role for me,” he says. His top advice? Start with a trusted Asian grocer, as “their freezer sections are usually really well curated, and you’re more likely to find brands that have been around forever for a reason.”

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The 3 Best Store-Bought Dumplings, According to Chefs

When it comes to the best store-bought dumplings to keep stocked, our experts recommend a mix of widely available staples and newer, buzzier brands.

1. MìLà dumplings

Mila

Pickowicz loves this more recent entry to the freezer aisle. “I’m a big fan of a newer brand called MìLà,” she says. “They have lots of variety…and delicious, balanced fillings.”

Founded by husband-and-wife Jen and Caleb Liao, MìLà’s lineup includes fan-favorite soup dumplings, juicy potstickers and noodle kits in a variety of flavors, including brasied beef, caramelized scallion and spicy dan dan.

You can order the dumplings online or pick them up at Target, Whole Foods, Sam's Club and at grocery stores like Kroger and Sprouts.

2. Nasoya dumplings

Nasoya

Kumai notes that homemade will always be ideal, but some store-bought options truly deliver. “When you're in a time crunch, these brands work well,” she says. Her top pick? Nasoya, which she says is "widely available…convenient, flavorful and easy to prepare at home.”

Nasoya, which is sold in the refrigerated section, offers three plant-based dumpling options: Tofu Vegetable, Thai Basil and Korean BBQ. The dumplings are made with organic tofu and veggies and all three include a dipping sauce. For a tender dumpling with a crispy bottom, coat them lightly with cooking spray and stick them in the air fryer. They're also a great addition to soup.

3. Wei-Chuan dumplings

Wei-Chuan

For Chu, it comes back to childhood comfort. “I love Wei-Chuan. I grew up with it, and they have so many different flavors,” he says. “Finding your favorite is kind of like finding your favorite wine. You just have to eat a lot of them until something clicks.”

Wei-Chuan is one of those classic brands that many Asian American families have stocked in their freezers for decades, offering an impressive range of dumpling styles and fillings. If you look at their website, you'll see nearly 40 dumpling options, including Shan Dong Pork, Corn and Cabbage, Beijing Szechwan Style Spicy Pork, Mei Jia Jen Wei Chinese Spinach, Pork & Shrimp and more.

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4 Chef Tips for Cooking Dumplings

Now that you've got your dumplings, it's time to cook them. And the cooking method certainly matters, because not every dumpling is the same. Here are some tips and advice from our experts.

1. Do some reading first

The cooking method depends on the type of dumpling and there will always be some advice on the bag. “Always check the package first,” says Pickowicz. “Thicker wrappers… can handle being boiled. Thinner wrappers are more delicate and should be steamed or pan-fried.”

2. Keep it easy

Chu is a boiled dumpling fan. “My favorite way to cook dumplings is honestly the simplest way—just boil them,” he says. “Cook them until they float and the wrappers still have a little bite. Italians call it al dente; Taiwanese call it QQ, or bouncy.”

3. Crisp it up

Pickowicz and Kumai have a similar go-to crispy-bottom method. They both swear by the classic pan-fry-and-steam technique: “Once the bottoms are deeply browned, I add a few tablespoons of water, cover the pan… and steam until the water has evaporated. Delicious every time!", Pickowicz says.

"This (method) really gives you that perfect crispy bottom with a tender top," agrees Kumai.

4. Finish it with flavor

And don’t skip the sauce: Chu loves a quick mix of garlic, chili, soy sauce, scallions and vinegar, while Pickowicz keeps it simple with “two parts black vinegar to one part soy sauce—and a big spoonful of chili crisp.”

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Sources:

• Natasha Pickowicz, James Beard Award–nominated chef and best-selling author of More Than Cake and the newly released Everyone Hot Pot
• Candice Kumai, French-trained chef, wellness pioneer and award-winning writer
• Steve Chu, fan-favorite chef behind Baltimore’s beloved Ekiben restaurants

I might be slightly biased as someone who genuinely could spend hours in the kitchen, but there are some kitchen gadgets that you really can't live without. Beyond utensils and mixing bowls, some items truly elevate your cooking experience, making it easier and slightly less chaotic to get dinner on the table. Does that mean you absolutely have to have a stand mixer or a dedicated pasta roller? Not necessarily, but we wouldn't complain about it either. 

What it really boils down to (pun intended) is what kind of cook you are and which tasks you'd like to streamline. If you always make Sundaygravy and end up with a mountain of extra dishes, it might be worth investing in an immersion blender so you can achieve the perfect consistency all in one pot. Find yourself constantly running out of parchment paper or aluminum foil? You can't go wrong with an oven-safe silicone mat. 

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There are some things in the kitchen that just make sense, and although it might seem unnecessary to spend money on a pizza stone or a burger press, you might not regret it in the long run. More than any of those items, though, the one thing no kitchen is complete without is, hands down, a really good set of kitchen shears. And Aldi just dropped a pair that'll make cutting through tough kitchen tasks easier than ever. The sleek Crofton Magnetic Kitchen Shears are just the multipurpose culinary tool you've been missing, and they do so much more than just slice through tough food. 

Crofton Magnetic Kitchen Shears, $4.99 at Aldi

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Not only can they make spatchcocking a chicken or snipping herbs a breeze, but you can also use this all-in-one essential to open bottles, scale fish, crack through shells, or as a flathead screwdriver. The shears are available in blue, gray and green colorways and also twist apart for easy and effortless cleaning. Once you're finished with them and have washed them by hand, simply slip the shears back into the included magnetic sheath that makes storage almost too convenient. As if that wasn't enough, you can grab this culinary game-changer for no more than just $4.99. 

Even for the most novice cook, it's hard to find a reason not to grab these. They're decidedly safer than a knife and make light work of most of the tasks you'll use them for in the kitchen—the added savings are just a bonus. So, whether you're a classically trained chef who's worked at every station in the kitchen brigade or you're a beginner just starting out, you can't go wrong with these shears from Aldi. And while you're there, make sure to keep an eye out for the tasty Specially Selected Shrimp and Crab Ravioli or the Texas Tamale Company Gourmet Pork Tamales that the internet can't stop raving about. 

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After a 16-year hiatus, the British alternative rock band Chapterhouse are heading back on the road for a North America tour. The announcement came via Instagram on Wednesday and longtime fans are ecstatic.

The news of the band's North America tour follows their announcement as headliners at the Slideaway Music Festival in New York City, Chicago and Los Angeles. The North American trek will mark the first time the band has toured since 2010 and will celebrate the 35-year anniversary of their debut album Whirlpool—the album that launched the group into success and defined them as icons in the shogaze genre.

Chapterhouse's short tour will travel to seven cities throughout the U.S. and Canada, commencing in Washington, DC on May 17. The tour will be supported by artists She's Green and Asteroid No. 4 for designated dates, with each show featuring the entirety of Chapterhouse's iconic debut album.

Singer Stephen Patman and bassist Russell Barrett performing on stage with the British shoegaze band, Chapterhouse, 1991.

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Chapterhouse North America Tour Dates

May 17 – Washington, DC — Black Cat
May 19 – Boston, MA — The Sinclair
May 20 – Montreal, QC — Theatre Fairmount
May 21 – Toronto, ON — The Concert Hall
May 25 – Seattle, WA — The Crocodile
May 26 – Portland, OR — Aladdin Theatre
May 28 – San Francisco, CA — August Hall

Tickets for Chapterhouse's tour are available for purchase on their website.

In the comments section of the band's tour announcement post, fans reacted excitedly.

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Users wrote:

"Dream Come True! I can’t believe it! Perfect gift for my Birthday! See you in Montreal! ♥️♥️♥️✨🙏"

"YES YES YES YES YES YES YES"

"absolutely amazing! I’ve been wanting to hear these songs live in 30+ years. Thank you! See you in Toronto ❤️🙌"

"Omg omg omg this rules"

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To be loved is to be seen, and that’s something Kylie Jenner takes quite literally when it comes to her boyfriend, Timothée Chalamet. 

In conversation with Matthew McConaughey at a CNN & Variety Town Hall event, which airs on Saturday, February 21, Chalamet, 30, recalled the very special birthday party Jenner, 28, threw for him in December of last year. 

The Oscar nominee, who turned 30 years old December 27, is a tremendous fan of the movie Interstellar, which he just so happens to star in alongside McConaughey. 

"I have legitimately maybe seen it 22 times or something. I saw it 12 times in theaters when it came out," Chalamet admitted to his former co-star, 56. Interstellar, directed by Christoper Nolan, came out in 2014.

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Chalamet’s most recent viewing of the film was at his surprise 30th birthday party orchestrated by Jenner — though the event got off to a somewhat rough start. 

"I was grumpy on the way there, because I didn't know where she was taking me at. It's my birthday. Why are we driving 30 minutes outside L.A.? I got to the theater [and] it was Interstellar on IMAX. I said, 'Oh, I'm sorry. I'm sorry I was so grumpy on the drive,'" Chalamet recounted.

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Jenner, who shares children Stormi and Aire with ex-boyfriend Travis Scott, and Chalamet have been together for three years. Initially, the actor and the cosmetics mogul kept their relationship fairly private.

However, in recent years, the A-list lovebirds have attended events and awards shows together, including the Academy Awards, Critics’ Choice Awards, Venice Film Festival, and even some New York Knicks games, often packing on the PDA on the red carpet and courtside.

If your salads have been feeling a little boring lately, Costco just made things a lot more exciting. Imagine bold steakhouse flavor at home, without having to fire up the grill or book a dinner reservation. These new bottles promise big taste, simple ingredients and tons of ways to use them.

Select Costco stores are stocking two brand-new steakhouse-inspired dressings and marinades from Chosen Foods. They're made with 100 percent pure avocado oil instead of seed oils, and they're designed to work just as well on your salad as they do on chicken, steak or seafood.

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😍 NEW @Chosen Foods Steakhouse Caesar Dressing & Marinade (12oz. 2-pack) is available NOW in select Texas and Los Angeles Costco locations!! 🤤 This has the PERFECT blend of flavors…garlic-forward, subtle parmesan, and just a hint of anchovy for that classic steakhouse Caesar vibe, reimagined with clean, simple ingredients 🙌🏼 And the best part? It’s made with 100% Pure Avocado Oil 🥑 and never made with any seed oils. Toss it on salads, mix into pasta salad, marinate chicken, drizzle over roasted veggies, use it as a dip for fries, or even spread it on wraps and sandwiches…SO many good ways to use it!! 😋🔥 👀 If you’re shopping Costco in Texas or Los Angeles, keep an eye out for this 2-pack! And don’t forget, you can also find Chosen Foods 100% pure avocado oil, propellant-free avocado oil spray, avocado oil-based mayo, and sauces at Costco too!! 🛒✨ #ChosenPartner #Costco #CostcoFinds

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User @costcobuys shows us the lineup in select warehouses now. First up is the Zesty Italian Dressing & Marinade, available now in Southwest Costco locations for $13.92 for a two-pack of 12-ounce bottles. Shoppers in the Southeast can also find it in select stores.

This isn't your average bottled Italian dressing. It's made with avocado oil and packed with lemon juice, red wine vinegar, parmesan, shallot, garlic and red bell pepper. The flavor is bright, tangy and herby with just the right amount of punch.

It's perfect for tossing with a fresh garden salad, but it doesn't stop there. You can use it as a marinade for chicken, shrimp or even roasted vegetables. Since it's free from soybean oil, canola oil and artificial ingredients, it's a simple swap if you're trying to clean up your pantry without giving up flavor.

It's also certified Non-GMO, gluten-free and glyphosate-residue-free, making it an easy pick for families looking for better-for-you options.

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A Steakhouse Caesar That Does It All

Costco locations in Texas and Los Angeles stocked Chosen Foods' new Steakhouse Caesar Dressing & Marinade, which is also priced at $13.92 for a two-pack.

This one brings classic steakhouse vibes straight to your kitchen. It's creamy and bold, with savory garlic, parmesan and a hint of anchovy for that signature Caesar taste. Like the Italian version, it's made with 100 percent pure avocado oil and skips soy, canola and artificial additives.

Drizzle it over romaine for a quick Caesar salad or use it as a rich marinade for grilled chicken or steak. It even works as a dip for veggies if you want something a little more filling than ranch.

Both dressings are designed to be versatile, so fewer bottles crowd your fridge door. If you love steakhouse flavors but want cleaner ingredients, these new Costco finds might be worth adding to your cart on your next run.

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LeAnne Rimes let her hair down with her 9-1-1: Nashville co-stars the best way she knows how—and in the perfect place.

In a video shared to Instagram this week the country music star along with Juani Feliz, Kimberly Williams-Paisley,Jessica Capshaw, Mackenzie Porter, and Hailey Kilgore channeled their inner "Coyote Ugly" bartenders, and danced on top of the Nashville location of the film's namesake bar.

With Rimes' song, "Can't Fight the Moonlight," in the background, which became synonymous with the 2000 film, the 43-year-old also referenced the cult-classic movie's famed line in the post's caption.

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"Nashville, do we serve water in this bar…" she wrote, as a nod to the bar's owner Lil (played by Maria Bello) in the film, as each actress strutted their stuff in the video.

"Somebody call the 113 as your girls had a little fun of their own in between filming," she added. "Big thank you@coyoteuglysaloonnash for having us and to the badass ladies for teaching us some moves!"

Of course, Feliz, Williams-Paisley, and Capsaw couldn't help but comment on the fun they had.

"And the next day…after recovering from the hangover…I thought this was a dream," Feliz wrote. "I love ya’ll."

"More pleasssssse," added Williams-Paisley. "This was fun."

"This is what I was waiting for," Capshaw wrote of the video.

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And fans, both of the movie and Rimes, were loving it.

"This is my absolute favorite part of the movie you being in it," one wrote, referencing the end of the film. "You are absolutely beautiful and gorgeous! I absolutely love you so much LeAnn!"

"Okay.....this is amazing. I LOVE THIS," another wrote. "And also......when did you all actually have time to do this"

"I’m obsessed," added a third.

Along with Bello, "Coyote Ugly" starred Piper Perabo, Adam Garcia, John Goodman, and Tyra Banks. The film follows Perabo's character, Violet, as she pursues a music career but finds herself working at the risqué bar.

9-1-1: Nashville airs on ABC on Thursdays and streams on Hulu. The next episode of the show will air on Feb. 26.

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If you’re serious about cooking or just appreciate high-quality gear, cast-iron cookware is a must-have in the kitchen. But it’s no secret that a lot of the best cookware can be on the pricier side. Luckily, Walmart has plenty of affordable picks on offer, like this Dutch oven that’s over half off. 

The $70 Carote Enamel Cast Iron Dutch Oven is now just $30 at Walmart. Two of the three colors are available, and you get the best discount going with the cream oven seen here, while the red one will cost you about $6 more. 

Carote Enamel Cast Iron Dutch Oven, From $30 (was $70) at Walmart

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Backed by 25 years in the cookware space, Carote’s 4.5-quart Dutch oven offers versatile capacity for everything from side dishes to small-batch baking, with a cast-iron build that retains heat for even cooking every time. An enameled interior helps reduce sticking and makes cleanup easy, and the fitted lid traps moisture for longer cooks. Made for both stovetop and oven use, it’s easy to move from the kitchen to the table, too. 

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One shopper said, “The pot is beautiful and very sturdy,” and another wrote, “The ceramic is lovely, and I haven't had a problem with the finish.” As for the cooking capabilities, a third reviewer said, “I love the way it cooks the food thoroughly.” The color choices were another big highlight for many shoppers: “Beautiful color and a real asset to my kitchen.”

If you’ve never used a Dutch oven before, it’s not complicated, but you do need to follow the instructions. One shopper said that this is not a high-maintenance piece of cookware, but it does require certain steps and care to “ensure that it stays in its best shape.” 

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The Kelly Clarkson Show became a hit after premiering seven years ago. The first American Idol winner's down-to-earth personality was perfect for celebrity interviews, and her music fans watched her sing karaoke of new hits.

Sadly, Kelly Clarkson announced the NBC show was ending earlier this month. Clarkson, 43, explained in a new interview what "sucked" about the decision as she returns for another season of The Voice.

Kelly Clarkson Says the Talk Show's Success Makes Ending It Hard

Clarkson andJohn Legend appeared on Today on February 20 to promote season 29 of The Voice. "Well, I think everybody probably gets the timing," she told Carson Daly. "Our family life, the dynamic changed a bit and it has changed for a minute now." The mother of two said she's seeing life as "precious" and she was already busy with her other jobs. "There's just too much on the plate," she said.

Daly, 52, said the talk show had a great run. "That's what was really hard," Clarkson said. "Honestly, you know, I work with a lot of people here, too. The crew's been incredible. That's what kind of sucked, everything was going well. That's what's really hard." She acknowledged those jobs ending because of the decision, but it was easy to make as a "Mama."

Clarkson's ex-husband and father of her children, Brandon Blackstock, died in August of 2025 after battling cancer. The talk show was scheduled to return in the fall. Her announcement said this wasn't "goodbye" since she'll perform, make music, and appear on The Voice. That was the last post on the talk show's Instagram account.

The Grammy winner is returning to coach a team on The Voice with Legend, and Adam Levine. The season is themed Battle of the Champions because the coaches are previous winners.

Tune in on Monday night at 8 p.m. ET/PT on NBC to find out. Streams next day on Peacock.

Hilary Duffhas kept mostly mum about her strained relationship with her father, Robert "Bob" Duff, in recent years, but the 38-year-old is now opening up about their "challenging" dynamic amid the release of her new album, luck… or something, including her song "The Optimist," which is a nod to their family drama.

"I think it's really challenging for one person to have major success in a family," she said in a Feb. 20 interview with CBS News while discussing the song, which includes lyrics like "I wish I could sleep on planes/And that my father would really love me," and "He'd show up on my wedding day/He'd tell me how he wish he'd stayed/And that he never meant to disappoint me."

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"In 'The Optimist,' that's what it feels like for me," she continued. "And I'm sure it has to feel like that for him. Although I'm the kid. And it's been hard to get back to a place of health."

One day earlier, she revealed to Rolling Stone that there have been ups and downs in the relationship, including "times where I talk to my dad and times where I don't talk to my dad."

"A lot of s--- has gone down, and that’s life," she added.

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Bob himself has confirmed that Hilary's fame put a lot of strain on not just his relationship with the girls, but his relationship with his wife, Hilary and sister Haylie Duff's mom, Susan Duff, whom he divorced in 2008 following an extramarital affair he admitted to in an interview with Inside Edition.

"Susan was very consumed with the girls' careers… We simply grew apart," he told the outlet at the time. "I was unfaithful to our marriage. I feel very badly about that and the effect that it had on the girls."

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Duff sang about the betrayal in several songs off her 2007 album, Dignity, and it seems the father-daughter duo still struggles to reconcile fully to this day.

"Just because you’re born into a family doesn’t mean that it always stays together. You can only control your side and your street," she told Glamour recently. “I’ve had a very complicated life, and my parents had a very complicated thing."

Who Is Hilary Duff's Father, Bob Duff?

Though he mostly stays out of the spotlight, Duff's father, Bob, is a success in his own right. Long before Duff rose to fame as the star of Lizzie McGuire or a pop princess, Bob was already a millionaire as the owner of a chain of successful convenience stores.

However, he got himself into hot water in 2008, even spending a night in jail, after getting arrested for violating an injunction against selling assets without court approval. "I have never been handcuffed before," he told Inside Edition at the time.

Duff's new album luck... or something was released on Friday, Feb. 20, followed by her Lucky Me Tour later in 2026.

As with any prominent actor in the film industry, Robert Duvall might have a handful of regrets about missed parts and other lost roles. But one project he certainly did not regret working on was the less-than-well-received sequel, The Godfather Part III.

Appearing on a 1998 episode of Late Night with Conan O'Brien, the late actor opened up about his decision to avoid returning for the highly anticipated sequel to The Godfather and The Godfather Part II.

When asked what led to him turning down the chance to return to the film, Duvall said with a laugh, "The per diem wasn't right. The per diem wasn't high enough."

"Everybody was doing it for money," the Apocalypse Now actor continued. "Everybody was doing it for money. So, you know, pay. If they're not going to pay, I'm not going to do it. Because everybody's doing it for that. Why kid yourself?"

As to the manner in which Duvall turned down the part, the actor went on to detail the humorous response from director Francis Ford Coppola, who seemed hardly bothered by Duvall's decision.

"He drove to my farm in Virginia. I was there alone that day," Duvall said. "He parked his limo, the guy waited, he came in and I said, 'Before [we start talking about The Godfather Part III], pull up a chair, I'm cooking. I'm going to cook my mother's Maryland crab cake recipe, which is still the best I've ever had.' And he'd been waiting for years to get it."

"So I cooked it for him, and he just went crazy for it. So I wrote it down for him and everything. And when he left, we talked about the film and I said I didn't know if I'd do it. And he forgot the recipe," Duvall continued. "He called twice. He was more concerned about the recipe than whether I'd do The Godfather 3."

Chrisley Knows Best star Savannah Chrisley made a blunt confession on her last day of guest-hosting on The View.

On Friday, Feb. 20, Joy Behar, 83, pointed out that it was Savannah's last say as a co-host on the ABC talk show. She joined the panel for a four-day stint starting on Tuesday, Feb. 16.

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"I just want to thank you all for giving me a voice and allowing me to sit at the table," the 28-year-old daughter of Todd Chrisley and Julie Chrisley said. "And believe totally differently, but have conversations that are hard and respectful. And it's the moments off-camera that people don't get to see to where we really do have more in common than we are different."

To that, Behar asked, "And haven't we been fun?"

"You have been so fun," Savannah confirmed before quipping, "And you haven't gotten fired from this job."

Co-host Sunny Hostin, 57, added, "We have a lot in common, and we didn't know that."

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Meanwhile, Sara Haines, 48, shared, "Joy gives the best material off-camera because it's not appropriate for television."

That's when Savannah admitted, "I told my father, I was like, 'Joy is my favorite.' And he was, like, dying laughing. He's like, 'That's unexpected. I love it.'"

To that, Ana Navarro, 54, joked, "Well, I'm glad we've got through a week, and nobody needs electroshock therapy."

Behar then told Savannah, "No, you were very good and very sweet. We all like you very much. We're happy to have had you here."

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In the comments, viewers were divided in their reactions to Savannah's confession as she wrapped up her last day co-hosting The View. One Instagram user wrote, "It’s super refreshing to have strong women come together with different opinions and sit at the table as adults and have a conversation. Nicely done ladies! 🩷."

Someone else shared, "Best wishes to you Savannah I’m not a fan of your views but I respect your right to be able to have your option as I do."

A different Instagram user wrote, "Thank God it's Friday. Get this woman outta here."

Meanwhile, yet another viewer commented, "I really think ABC missed the mark here… I think they caved to some sort of pressure to invite her to co host… not good😩."

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Let's face it, America's Next Top Model(ANTM) was all the rage back in the 2000s. Fast forward to today and it's all anyone can talk about. Supermodel Tyra Bankscreated it to find America’s next supermodel—forcing them to do weekly challenges, photo shoots and more along the way. It was messy, beautiful and everything in between. But now, many of the contestants are coming forward with what it's really like on ANTM.

When the show first aired in May 2003, no one expected it to run for 24 seasons, then lean into the international spinoffs. But it remains iconic, for better or for worse. After the release of Reality Check: Inside America's Next Top Model, many are gearing up for it to be a featured episode in the upcoming E! series, Dirty Rotten Scandals.

Many winners and past contestants are featured in the Netflix docuseries, with many wondering where the beloved winners and runner-ups are today. While some have stayed in the public eye, just as many have left the spotlight entirely.

Below, check out what the winners and runner-ups of ANTM are doing in 2026.

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America’s Next Top Model Winners & Runner-Ups: Where Are They Now? View this post on Instagram Cycle 1 Winner: Adrianne Curry

Adrianne Curry was the first-ever winner of America's Next Top Model and appeared in magazines such as Spanish Marie Claire, Maxim, Playboy and others. She also modeled for brands like Ed Hardy and Von Dutch

In 2006, she married Christopher Knight and starred in the reality show My Fair Brady; they divorced in 2011 and separated permanently in 2013. She later married voiceover artist Matthew Rhode.

She previously ran a lifestyle blog until 2022. Now, she sells Avon makeup and lives on a Montana farm. The Season 1 winner discussed the transition from model to social media influencer on her website, stating, "Today, I engage with fans and friends through my online Avon business and social media, sharing beauty tips, life reflections, and my thoughts on aging naturally and womanhood."

Curry has been consistently calling out the docuseries and Banks. While she doesn't appear directly in the Netflix docuseries, she posted on X, saying she hopes "the other girls do not have their words twisted in their Netflix show.”

Then, she revealed she was sexually assaulted on set. She posted to X, saying, “Fun fact…I was the first woman to be sexually assaulted on top model…they titled the episode ‘girl deals with a pervert.’ a man reached up my skirt out of nowhere on the street…2x I was scolded for being so upset by it & missing a casting and was almost eliminated.”

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View this post on Instagram Cycle 1 Runner-Up: Shannon Stewart

The Cycle 1 runner-up, Shannon Stewart, was known as the good girl on set who stayed true to her morals. While she placed second in Cycle 1, she competed again in Cycle 17: All-Stars and placed 6th. She continued modeling for years after the fact, but transitioned into travel blogging and public speaking, according to her website. She now hosts a podcast called Out of Focus, which is for "anyone who's ever felt disqualified, disappointed, or too far gone."

She later married a pastor and lives in North Carolina. They share a daughter, born on March 10, 2005.

Shannon appeared on Reality Check: Inside America’s Next Top Model to discuss her personal struggles with an eating disorder on set.

View this post on Instagram Cycle 2 Winner: Yoanna House

As many know, Yoanna House went on to win America's Next Top Model Cycle 2. She had her debut at Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week in Los Angeles. After the show, she became the face of the CW network, hosted Style's Looks for Less and Queen Bees, and appeared in campaigns for Levi's, Hanna Andersson, and Sephora.

In 2008, House gave birth to a son named Alastair with her husband, Greg Lineberry.

As of 2026, she continues to model and shares updates with her Instagram followers. Per her website, she produces, styles, runs a model camp and coaches.

She doesn't appear on Reality Check, but she will be featured in Dirty Rotten Scandals. However, she did show support for the Netflix show, saying on Instagram, “You will always WIN with vulnerability over fear or arrogance. Can’t wait ❤️ February 16 @netflix.”

Related: Tyra Banks Net Worth

View this post on Instagram Cycle 2 Runner-Up: Mercedes Scelba-Shorte

The Cycle 2 runner-up, Mercedes Scelba-Shorte, has been super busy!

After appearing on America's Next Top Model, Scelba-Shorte became a spokesperson for the Lupus Foundation of America. She signed with Nous Model Management, but later left in 2008 and is currently signed with Industry Model Group.

Throughout her modeling career, she's appeared in campaigns for Kohl's, Old Navy, Wal-Mart, Halston and Macy's. She also worked on the runway with DSquared2 during Milan Fashion Show Spring 2004, and Ellegirl presents Dare To Be You: Wal-Mart Meets America's Next Top Models 2005. She appeared in some TV shows in the early 2000s like The Bold and the Beautiful, One on One and All of Us.

She is currently the CEO of Luxe Design Living, a manufacturer rep for luxury decor and furniture. She and her husband share two sons. She does not appear in the Netflix doc.

View this post on Instagram Cycle 3 Winner: Eva Pigford

Eva Pigford won America’s Next Top Model Cycle 3 and went on represent Wal-Mart during New York Fashion Week. However, she changed her name to Eva Marcille and shifted her focus to acting. She has appeared in UPN’s Kevin Hill and the moviesCrossover and Premium. She also landed a role in The Young and the Restless and was on The Real Housewives of Atlanta. She is also the CEO of Sunflower Cannabis!

She has three children with her ex-husband, Michael Sterling: a daughter named Marley, and two sons named Mikey and Maverick.

Marcille does not appear on Reality Check.

View this post on Instagram Cycle 3 Runner-Up: Yaya DaCosta

There was something in the air with Cycle 3 because two of the most successful stars to ever come out of the show were Eva and the runner-up, Yaya DaCosta. She continued modeling for decades after, appearing in advertisements for Sephora, Garnier Fructis, Dr. Scholl's and more. But DaCosta found her calling in acting back in 2005. She's acted in nearly 40 projects, including Chicago Med, The Lincoln Lawyer and The Butler.

DaCosta was in a relationship with director Joshua Bee Alafia from 2012 to 2015, welcoming their son Sankara in 2013.

Fun fact: She's also a birth worker! While talking about making the first annual Black Maternal Health Festival online, she revealed she's been a doula for years to People. “I've been a birth worker since 2010,” she said. “One of my teachers, a midwife, Sumayyah Franklin of Sumi's Touch, is putting on this huge online festival where people are going to be chiming in from all around the world, discussing the Black Maternal Health Crisis, but from a place of solution finding, from a place of celebration."

She does not appear on Reality Check or the E! docuseries.

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View this post on Instagram Cycle 4 Winner: Naima Mora

After ANTM, Naima Mora was signed to many agencies, including Ford Models, Basic Models, 301 Model Management and Paragon Models. However, as of Feb 2026, she is signed with the State Management Agency. She continued modeling for years, but transitioned into other ventures. For a while, she was a part of the bands Chewing Pics and later Galaxy of Tar.

She wrote a book, Model Behavior, inspired by her experience in the fashion industry, and a play with director Marishka S. Phillips titledThe Amazing Adventures of a Woman in Need. She took modeling courses and appeared on a podcast called Model Tips Live, but now she's focused on her directorial debut documentary, Elizabeth Speaks. Per Instagram, it's "a documentary film exploring the transformative powers of ancestral connection in a conversation between world-renowned supermodel, Naima Mora, and her revolutionary grandmother, political artist and force, Elizabeth Catlett."

She does not appear on Reality Check or the E! docuseries.

View this post on Instagram Cycle 4 Runner-Up: Kahlen Rondot

After finishing as runner-up, Kahlen Rondot did modeling gigs for ElleGirl, Us Weekly, Vice, Radar and even Inked Girls in 2019. In 2026, she and Naima modeled together for BELLOmag.

She resides in Minneapolis. She and her partner Carl Champion share two children—a son and a daughter.

In January 2024, she revealed she was two years sober, saying on Instagram, "Today marks the 2 year anniversary of when I decided to take my life back from alcoholism and addiction. The first 5 pictures are me of me living that lifestyle. Followed by pictures of my beautiful life now in sobriety."

She does not appear on Reality Check or the E! docuseries.

View this post on Instagram Cycle 5 Winner: Nicole Linkletter

Nicole Linkletter—America’s Next Top Model Cycle 5 winner—signed on with Nous Model Management, where she did modeling gigs for ELLE, ELLEgirl, Celebrity Living, Golf For Women, Cosmopolitan and In Touch Weekly.

After taking a break from school, Nicole re-enrolled in California State University, Northridge (to reportedly continue her work in marketing that she started while attending St. Cloud State University). She’s mostly out of the public eye and lives with her husband, Adam Nathanson, and their two kids, Theo and Olive.

She declined to participate in Reality Check.

View this post on Instagram Cycle 5 Runner-Up: Nik Pace

Erika Nicole "Nik" Pace was a fan favorite and signed with Fusion Model Management, modeling for Metro Pop, Dirty Sexy Money, Us Weekly and more.

Not much is known about her today since she rarely posts and stays out of the public eye. However, according to her LinkedIn, she has worked as an entrepreneur in Georgia since 2011. She's also the owner of the clothing brand Style Dirty.

View this post on Instagram Cycle 6 Winner: Danielle Evans

America’s Next Top Model Cycle 6 winner, Danielle Evans, was nominated for a Teen Choice Award for Favorite Reality TV Star. Following her win, she has appeared in InTouch Weekly, Essence and more. She worked as a model in runway, print and commercial, but pivoted to fashion in a design capacity. She is the founder of Monrowe, a unisex line of ready-to-wear hats!

She appeared in Reality Check, opening up about how the show didn't help her career, how they forced her to close her tooth gap, and the "painful" conversation she had with Tyra Banks after the show.

Related: Miss J. Alexander Reveals Stroke Left Him Unable to Walk, Says Tyra Never Visited Him

View this post on Instagram Cycle 6 Runner-Up: Joanie Dodds

After the show, Joanie Dodds signed with Uber-Warning Models, NU talent, and Storm Model Management, modeling in campaigns for MB Pure Mineral Make-up, Gavin Pants, and the Zandra Rhodes Handbag Collection.

She is now a social media influencer, and her content is centered on home improvement and DIY videos. She has over 80,000 followers on Instagram. She's also the host of The Little Bitpodcast, which is about "Life, Self-help, DIY, Everyday, Entertainment, Zero politics."

She appeared on Reality Check and posted about the Netflix show on Facebook: "The Netflix documentary is out TODAY and I'm excited to hear some good tea ☕️. It is important that contestants share their experiences and finally be heard. They did a lot of messed-up stuff to us, that's for sure. The producers of this doc are incredible, award-winning journalists and I have no doubt this will be an exciting watch."

She continued: "America's Next Top Model was a monumental part of my life. Sure, I didn't go on to be on the cover of Vogue, but I still feel my career in modeling was successful enough. I traveled the world, met amazing people and parlayed myself into other things, all because of the momentum the show gave me. There will never be another opportunity for me to participate in the types of photoshoots that Top Model created. If you think about it, it was an incredible, over the top production. Simply unforgettable. (I got to be on an ELEPHANT YALL) Twenty years later, I choose to be grateful. I am still here, doing great things. I don't hold any grudges, even though I could. I choose to look back with kinder eyes and will cherish the good moments, people and experiences."

View this post on Instagram Cycle 7 Winner: CariDee English

Controversial model CariDee English won over the America’s Next Top Model judges and eventually became the winner of Cycle 7. As of 2026, she has stayed in the public eye with modeling gigs, small acting roles and is a drummer in the duo LUVnENGLISH with celebrity DJ Lindsay Luv. She is also a former spokesperson for the National Psoriasis Foundation, a student at Berklee College and a photographer. (She has an Instagram page dedicated to her work!)

Cycle 7 Runner-Up: Melrose Bickerstaff

Whether you loved her or hated her, everyone tuned in to watch what Melrose Bickerstaff would do next. After finishing as the runner-up, she signed with numerous modeling agencies to work in both print and runway. She's mostly stayed out of the public eye, but hosts a podcast called The Melrose Show and works in finance.

View this post on Instagram Cycle 8 Winner: Jaslene Gonzalez

Jaslene Gonzalez made it to the semi-finals on America’s Next Top Model in Cycle 7, but ended up winning the whole thing in Cycle 8. She became the first Puerto Rican model to win the show, and Jaslene has had an impressive modeling career ever since. Along with walking in the Mercedes-Benz New York Fashion Week '08, appearing on the covers of dozens of magazines, and being named one of Latina magazine's “Latinas of the Year," she had her contract with CoverGirl renewed.

Today, she helps aspiring models via her brand, On Set With Jaslene. She is represented by Wallflower Management and State Management. She does not appear on Reality Check, but is set to appear in Dirty Rotten Scandals on E!

View this post on Instagram Cycle 8 Runner-Up: Natasha Galkina

Natasha Galkina, now known as Natalie Gal, continued to model for years after her run on ANTM. She appeared in Cosmopolitan, Lucky, Elle, GQ Russia and more—and has 32 acting credits to her name, per IMDb.

She was married to Stuart Hagler from 2004 to 2009 and they welcomed a daughter named Angelina Hagler, born in 2005. Today, she is the founder of a 501(c)3 nonprofit grassroots rescue called DogiKat Animal Rescue.

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Related: David Bowie Was a Fan of ‘ANTM’

Cycle 9 Winner: Saliesha Stowers

Saliesha Stowers, the Cycle 9 winner, who got the name "Scandaleisa" after many called out her prior friendship with Tyra Banks before ANTM, modeled for a few years after winning. While she models for brands like House of Dereon, Macy's and Apple Bottoms, her priority is acting. Since 2015, she's played Lani Price on Days of Our Lives.

She does not appear on Reality Check or Dirty Rotten Scandals.

View this post on Instagram Cycle 9 Runner-Up: Chantal Jones

After finishing as runner-up, Chantal Jones signed with Nous Model Management, L.A. Models Runway Division, Paragon Models Mexico, and Synergy Models Hong Kong. She modeled for a few years and even appeared on some soap operas. But today, she's focused on her family.

She and her husband Josh Griffiths married in 2012, and have welcomed three kids: a son whose name she hasn't disclosed in 2017, a daughter Edie Rae in 2020, and son Waylon Scott in 2024. She also hosts a podcast called Tough as a Mother.

View this post on Instagram Cycle 10: Whitney Thompson

The first plus-size America’s Next Top Model winner, Whitney Thompson, went on to have a great modeling career. She was the spokesperson for Smart-Stylist and the Right Fit and appeared in many campaigns.

She previously launched a jewelry and candle collection called Supermodel. Along with that, she moved into the restaurant industry, having previously owned a highly-rated Tennessee farm-to-table restaurant called Whitney Lee’s and the restaurant/pub Craft 850 in Panama City, Florida.

She's married to Ian Forrester and has two sons named Winston Atticus and Tristan Aramis. She is currently a travel blogger, according to her website, and owns an ice cream parlor and fudge shop called Pink Pelican—also in Panama City.

Thompson did appear on Reality Check, saying how being plus-sized on the show affected her greatly, saying, “I would go to set, and they would have nothing that would fit me. They would have to cut open the back and clamp it. It was demeaning.”

Cycle 10 Runner-Up: Anya Kop

Many ANTM fans believe Anya Kop was robbed of the title, having gotten the first slot many, many times. Soon after the show, she signed on with Elite Model Management and Wilhelmina Models in New York, working with magazines like Nylon, Vogue Nippon, Cosmogirl Hong Kong, Marie Claire Hong Kong and more.

However, not much is known about Anya today. The last update anyone had was that she married a woman named Mona Hill in August 2021 and goes by the name Jenya.

She does not appear on Reality Check or Dirty Rotten Scandals.

View this post on Instagram Cycle 11 Winner: McKey Sullivan

After McKey Sullivan won Cycle 11 of America’s Next Top Model, she modeled for brands like Mada van Gaans, Addy van den Krommenacker and more. She also posed for outlets like Vogue Knitting, Today's Chicago Women and MMA Worldwide, before retiring from modeling altogether.

She is currently married to MMA fighter Sam Alvey, and they have six children: Reagan, Ival, Crosby, Ali, Alister and Evander. And they live on a farm with over 50 pets, per ESPN. As for her career, she was a chef on Food Fight Truck and is a midwifery student.

She does not appear on Reality Check or Dirty Rotten Scandals.

Cycle 11 Runner-Up: Samantha Potter

After finishing as the runner-up, Samantha Potter signed with L.A. Models to model for Natalie Zena Beachwear, Purple Heart Love Clothing, Individuals by AMFI, to name a few. She appeared on an episode of The Big Bang Theory, but as of 2026, not much is known about what she's doing today.

She does not appear on Reality Check or Dirty Rotten Scandals.

Cycle 12 Winner: Teyona Anderson

Teyona Anderson won Cycle 12 of ANTM in 2009, and she walked nearly 30 shows in South Africa Fashion Week. Like many other former contestants, Anderson now lives a private life with her son, Anderson Nash, and she's talked about his autism journey on Instagram.

She does not appear on Reality Check or Dirty Rotten Scandals.

View this post on Instagram Cycle 12 and Cycle 17 (All-Stars) Runner-Up: Allison Harvard

Allison Harvard is not only one of the most popular models to ever appear on the show, but she's also the only contestant to be a runner-up twice. Before launching her modeling career, she was known as Creepy-chan through the 4chan Internet meme, but after the show, she signed with Nous Model Management.

Since then, she's modeled for Harper's Bazaar, L'Officiel and more. She also performed as Madeline in the live musical Cages and even illustrated the children's fairytale book The Story Told at Night.

In 2026, she continues to paint, model and is a part of Wyldside Media. In 2021, she married her longtime boyfriendJeremy Burke and the couple welcomed a son, Henry Harvard Burke, in 2024.

She does not appear on Reality Check or Dirty Rotten Scandals.

My first apparel prints came in the mail! I wanted to wait for the photoshoot to officially release them, but here's a sneak peak with a self timer. Chilling in sweats and my Heart with a Knife Organic Crop Top. The design came from a woodblock print I carved.#FoxAbu #nicolefox pic.twitter.com/Pfo4fPg7MU

— Nicole Fox Abuhamada (@NicoleFoxAbu) August 12, 2022 Cycle 13 Winner: Nicole Fox

Nicole Abuhamada—also known as Nicole Fox—won Cycle 13 of ANTM and subsequently modeled for Seventeen magazine and Steve Madden. From 2011 to 2017, she appeared in a range of acting roles, including The Bold and the Beautiful, Redlands and The Last Survivors.

She graduated from Hood College in 2022.

Today, Nicole is an artist and poet living with her husband, Jacob, and their son, Idris. She also wrote and illustrated the book Lipton Loves. According to her LinkedIn, she's the Executive Director of the Washington County Arts Council and an Administrator at Mountain Ministries.

She does not appear on Reality Check or Dirty Rotten Scandals.

View this post on Instagram Cycle 13 Runner-Up: Laura Kirkpatrick

Not only was Laura Kirkpatrick the runner-up in Cycle 13, but she also placed fourth in All Stars Cycle 17. After the show ended, she modeled for Stiletto Woman, Dusty Rose and Steve Madden—among others. And according to Man Man Studios, she was awarded a free apartment for six months after winning the fan-favorite poll.

She previously had a clothing line called Grumbage that she made with her grandma, and a dyslexia foundation called The Beautiful Minds.

Today, she goes by Laura Sioux Cianciolo and is a photographer and model coach, per her official website.

She does not appear on Reality Check or Dirty Rotten Scandals.

Cycle 14 Winner: Krista White

After Krista White won Cycle 14, she walked New York Fashion Week for designers like Nicole Miller and Betsey Johnson. In the early 2020s, White served as the fashion director of DLXVRSN magazine and worked as an influencer until 2020. She is no longer in the public eye.

She does not appear on Reality Check or Dirty Rotten Scandals.

View this post on Instagram Cycle 14 Runner-Up: Raina Hein

Many may remember Raina Hein taking second place, and many may wonder what happened to her after the show ended. She signed with Wilhelmina Models in Miami—later modeling for Harper's Bazaar in multiple countries. She did print work for brands like Betsey Johnson, Macy's and McDonald's, too. (Fun fact: She has been in a couple of horror movies and even appeared in The 1975'smusic video for "Girls.")

Today, she's still modeling and is signed with numerous agencies. Raina married former NFL player Rhett Ellison in 2016, and the couple has three children: Kaia Rose, Riggs Marshall and Etta Belle.

She does not appear on Reality Check or Dirty Rotten Scandals.

View this post on Instagram Cycle 15: Ann Ward

Fan favorite Ann Ward won Cycle 15 of ANTM in 2010, later modeling for Vogue Italia and walking for Alex London with Jane Randall, Alexandria Everett, among others.

However, stepped away from modeling soon after and have been working on illustrations. Not only has she worked on NBA2K23 and NBA2K24, but she was the “Designer & Animator at the AR & VR advertising agency, Groove Jones,” and “art directed show pitches for the remote animation studio, Theory Studios,” per her website. However, her last post about anything was in 2019, so it's unclear what else she's done.

She does not appear on Reality Check or Dirty Rotten Scandals.

View this post on Instagram Cycle 15 Runner-Up: Chelsey Hersley

Many remember Chelsey Hersley as both the runner-up of Cycle 15 and the model whose producers made her teeth appear wider. Since the show, she signed with Passport Model Management, but retired soon after.

In 2016, she received a certification in medical billing & coding from the College of Western Idaho. According to her LinkedIn, she works as a Physician Services Coder and Virtual Assistant. She has since married and she and her husband have two children together.

She does not appear on Reality Check or Dirty Rotten Scandals. However, she did share the trailer for the Netflix docuseries on her Instagram.

View this post on Instagram Cycle 16: Brittani Kline

Winner Brittani Kline signed with IMG and appeared in Vogue Mexico, then walked for brands such as Balenciaga and Prabal Gurung. She eventually retired from modeling and returned to college at Lock Haven University of Pennsylvania. In 2017, she retired from modeling and later received her master’s degree from the Donald P. Bellisario College of Communications at Penn State in 2022.

In 2017, she welcomed a son and was expecting another child in Sept 2025. She reportedly works for Penn State.

She does not appear on Reality Check or Dirty Rotten Scandals.

View this post on Instagram Cycle 16 Runner-Up: Molly O'Connell

Remember Molly O'Connell? The model who got that insane weave that killed her actual hair? Well, she was the runner-up and soon signed with Images Management in New York. Ever since then, she's modeled for magazines like HUF, Fuzion, Vogue Knitting and more.

Today, she stars in the Bravo reality series Southern Charm, which she joined in 2024, and works as a singer and model.

She does not appear on Reality Check or Dirty Rotten Scandals.

View this post on Instagram Cycle 17 'All-Stars' Winner: Lisa D’Amato

Lisa D’Amato first appeared on ANTM in Cycle 5, but later won Cycle 17—also known as the All-Stars Cycle.

After her win, D’Amato modeled for brands like Guess, Levi’s, H&M and Diane Von Furstenberg. She also appeared on other reality shows like Celebrity Rehab, Marriage Boot Camp, and MTV Cribs. Her latest TV appearance was in 2022 for Battle of the Bling. Along with that, she released two albums called La Puchinetta and Flippin’ the Bird.

She continues to model and release music, and she also shows her pole-dancing techniques. D'Amoto also founded the reusable bib company, Dare-U-Go! Per Instagram, she moved to Portugal with her husband, Adam Friedman, whom she married in 2012, and their two children: Daxel and Venice Sire.

She’s also been quite vocal about the trauma she went through during her time on ANTM. She is set to appear in Dirty Rotten Scandals.

View this post on Instagram Cycle 18 (British Invasion) Winner: Sophie Sumner

Cycle 18 winner Sophie Sumner had a super-successful career after ANTM and after finishing as runner-up on Britain’s Next Top Model Cycle 5. After ANTM, she signed with LA Models and NY Model Management and appeared in multiple magazines—including Vogue Italia, Marie Claire and Harper's Bazaar. In the same year, she even released a song titled "Aiming for You."

However, she currently hosts on Amazon Live and is a contributing editor at The Daily Front Row. She’s still represented by United Talent, does a plethora of hosting gigs and is a proud actor/ director. She's most notably been in films like Cocktail, Killington and her short film, Day One. (She also founded her own production company, Birthday Girl Productions!)

Fun fact: Per Ranker, she and Emma Watson used to live together after being old school friends.

She does not appear on Reality Check or Dirty Rotten Scandals, but she has posted about her time on ANTM multiple times on her Instagram!

View this post on Instagram Cycle 18 (British Invasion) Runner-Up: Laura LaFrate

Laura LaFrate was the spicy and feisty runner-up of Cycle 18, finding success soon after by signing with Paragon Model Management in Mexico City and Fusion Models in South Africa. She modeled for Nylon en Español and even Tyra's makeup line, Tyra Beauty.

Today, she's known to partake in skydiving, spearfishing, hiking and other extreme sports. She continues to model today, but not much else is known about her personal life.

She does not appear on Reality Check or Dirty Rotten Scandals.

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Cycle 19 (College Edition) Winner: Laura James

In America’s Next Top Model Cycle 19: College Edition, Laura James won and modeled for years after. She became the face of the show's “Dream Come True” fragrance, and modeled for Guess, Santa Barbara Life & Style, Range Rover, Rogue Eyewear and Fit by Leblon.

While she modeled for quite some time, her true passion is acting.  Since 2014, she’s appeared in about 20 projects, with her most notable roles being Holly Hicks in S.W.A.T. and Evelyn in the movie Howl. (Fun fact: Her mom is actress Denise Coward and her dad is Dynasty actor John James.)

As for her personal life, she married actor Jon Ecker and they have daughters together. She also made headlines when Vanderpump Rules star Stassi Schroeder claimed her boyfriend, Patrick, was cheating on her with Laura.

Laura does not appear on Reality Check or Dirty Rotten Scandals. She has also wiped her social media as of Feb 2026.

View this post on Instagram Cycle 19 (College Edition) Runner-Up: Kiara Belen

Cycle 19 runner-up Kiara Belen quickly signed with Slater Model Management, posing for Masai Payan Designs, Dark Beauty and Barraco Brasil Beachwear. She later appeared as a judge on America's It Girl.

Today, she is the producer of TheFashionLifeTour and is a certified parenting coach. She also has a daughter named Maya.

View this post on Instagram Cycle 20 (Guys & Girls) Winner: Jourdan Miller

In 2013, Jourdan Miller won ANTM’s Cycle 20—a groundbreaking season because it was the first to feature both male and female contestants. Soon after winning, she worked on several modeling gigs for major brands like Guess and Gucci.

She made headlines in 2015 when it was revealed that she filed for bankruptcy, per DailyMail.

Today, she is signed to talent agency Vampped and started her own fashion and beauty blog, Love, Jourdan. She does not appear on Reality Check or Dirty Rotten Scandals.

Related: Is Nigel Barker The Real Winner of ‘Top Model?’ What Happened to Him After The Show

View this post on Instagram Cycle 20 (Guys & Girls) Runner-Up: Marvin Cortes

Runner-up Marvin Cortes had a successful modeling career after the show and branched out in other ways. In 2019, he released a modeling advice book called Don't Waste Your Looks On Likes, and in 2021, he founded a cosmetics brand called Beauty By Marvin, but it is no longer available.

Today, he is the COO of Sweat and Shadow, a social management and creative direction company working with A-listers, and is the founder of the studio A-List Content. Per Instinct Magazine, he started an OnlyFans account in the mid-2020s.

He does not appear on Reality Check or Dirty Rotten Scandals. However, he's made many videos on the subject on his TikTok and Instagram.

Cycle 21 Winner: Keith Carlos

Former NFL player Keith Carlos became the first male winner of ANTM in 2014. He modeled for brands like Macy’s, Diesel and Nike. Since then, he's appeared in The Young and the Restless and Cardi B’s music video for her song “Be Careful.”

He was previously a Fashion Nova Men ambassador, often modeling their clothes on his social media platforms. Today, he continues to model, act and be a father to his son, Keith Jr.

He does not appear on Reality Check or Dirty Rotten Scandals.

View this post on Instagram Cycle 21 Runner-Up: Will Jardell

Will Jardell signed with Q Models in New York after finishing as runner-up, modeling for brands like Anon, Kirameki, LUCY'S, Linger, and more. Then, in 2015, he came out with luxury heels called Jardells. He ended up winning Season 32 of The Amazing Race with his boyfriend—now husband—James Wallington.

Today, he is a social media influencer, often vlogging about travels with his husband. He reportedly works as a contract Director for the Creation Station Studio City and a Health Program Specialist for the state of California.

He does not appear on Reality Check or Dirty Rotten Scandals. However, he's made many videos on the subject on his TikTok and Instagram.

View this post on Instagram Cycle 22 Winner: Nyle DiMarco

Switched at Birth star Nyle DiMarco became the first deaf model to win ANTM in Cycle 22. While he's been modeling since he won, he's mostly focused on the world of TV and film.

DiMarco later won season 22 of Dancing with the Starswith his partner Peta Murgatroyd, and he also founded the Nyle DiMarco Foundation, a nonprofit that provides deaf children and their families with resources. In 2022, he also became an author with the publication of his memoir, Deaf Utopia: A Memoir—and a Love Letter to a Way of Life. He also produced the 2021 Oscar-nominated documentary short Audible in 2021 and the Netflix reality series Deaf U.

Today, he continues to write, make films and create positive change in the world.

He does not appear on Reality Check or Dirty Rotten Scandals. However, he did make a public statement about the show in Dec 2025: "How is it 10 years already?! It hasn’t always been easy but I’m deeply grateful for everyone who’s supported the journey so far. The best is still ahead and here’s to many more decades!"

View this post on Instagram Cycle 22 Runner-Up: Mame Adjei

Cycle 22 runner-up Mame Adjei signed with multiple modeling agencies almost immediately. She worked with brands like Reformation, Anastasia Beverly Hills, Savage x Fenty, Boohoo and many more.

She's been acting and modeling ever since then. Today, she is the host of Victory Over Circumstances—a podcast about women overcoming through faith—and the founder of Mamé Beauty Co, and the Executive Director of Empress Foundation, Inc.

He does not appear on Reality Check or Dirty Rotten Scandals.

View this post on Instagram Cycle 23 Winner: India Gants

India Gants won Cycle 23 of ANTM in 2017 and immediately signed with SMG Model Management. She modeled for Torrid, Ashley Stewart and Vulkan, to name a few.

She previously worked as a DJ, and hosted a podcast called The Business of Beauty. As of 2026, she hosts a podcast about her sobriety journey, The Sober Scoop, and documents her golfing skills on social media.

She does not appear on Reality Check or Dirty Rotten Scandals. She did post a statement to her Instagram, saying, "On the other hand, I also feel for the girls (and judges) that had a heavier experience than I did, and I hope they can heal from whatever trauma the show may have caused 🙏."

View this post on Instagram Cycle 23 Runner-Up: Tatiana Price

While she modeled before the show, Tatiana Price continued to do so after finishing as runner-up. She modeled for Mod, Jet, Fashion Nova, Modern Hair NYC, and more and in 2014, she launched her brand Skin Buttr.

Today, she still promotes her brand and models daily. She does not appear on Reality Check or Dirty Rotten Scandals.

View this post on Instagram Cycle 24 Winner: Kyla Coleman

Back in 2018, Kyla Coleman won Cycle 24 of ANTM. Soon after, she worked with brands like Valentino, Diesel, Calvin Klein, Off-White and Armani Exchange, to name a few. She’s also modeled for Vogue, Grazia, and L’OFFICIEL MÉXICO; and has no signs of stopping anytime soon!

She does not appear on Reality Check or Dirty Rotten Scandals.

View this post on Instagram Cycle 24 Runner-Up: Jeana Turner

Cycle 24 runner-up and alopecia advocate Jeana Turner is still a fan favorite today. Soon after the show, she continued to model as a plus-size model, model coach and is the founder of wig company Haus of Anomalí. She is also the mom of twin daughters.

She is set to appear in the ANTM episode of Dirty Rotten Scandals.

Reality Check: Inside America’s Next Top Model is streaming now on Netflix.

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Mornings just got a whole lot sweeter thanks to Trader Joe’s. Savvy shoppers noticed the grocery store chain brought back one of their “favorite” bakery items, and people are flocking to their nearest store to stock up.

Instagram user @traderjoesobsessed shared pictures of the delicious treat: Glazed Sour Cream Donuts. These old-fashioned cake donuts are drenched in a sweet glaze and taste heavenly when dipped inside coffee.

“Welcome back, glazed sour cream donuts!” the image from the account, run by Shannon Fong, was captioned. Fong also shared her favorite way to eat these, which is surprisingly not in the morning. “They are so good in the air fryer for two minutes at 325° and nice afternoon treat with coffee!” she wrote. Because donuts this good don’t have to be reserved for breakfast!

In the pictures, the donuts look thick and filling with plenty of the glaze on top. We can practically taste it through our screens! And based on the responses this post got, we know we won’t be the only ones rushing to buy these.

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“Wow😍😍😍😍” one person commented. Someone else wrote, “Now I want donuts 😍.”

“These are our favorite donuts ❤️,” another wrote. Someone else summed up how we are all feeling: “Finally.”

According to Trader Joe’s official description, the Glazed Sour Cream Donuts “are made for us by a family-owned, New England bakery and are the donuts of our dreams.” They describe them as “dense, cakey, moist, and extra fluffy (thanks to the inclusion of sour cream in their batter).” The glaze is vanilla-flavored, adding an even bigger touch of sweetness to these donuts.

A half-dozen donuts are only $4.99, which is comparable to your local donut shop. So, what are you waiting for? You know these won’t stay in stock long, so consider this your excuse to go on another Trader Joe’s run ASAP.  

Mumford & Sons are going for glory this year.

The English indie folk rock band have just announced a monster North American tour, kicking off June 2 in Vancouver. Pit stops on the tour celebrating their latest album, Prizefighter, include Chicago’s Wrigley Field, Boston’s Fenway Park, New York City’s Madison Square Garden, and Fort Worth’s Dickies Arena. 

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Buzzy openers and special guests include CAAMP, Lord Huron, Sierra Ferrell, Marcus King Band, Dylan Gossett, and Medium Build. 

The band’s Agora fan club get first dibs at tickets. That presale begins Feb. 24 at 10 a.m. local time. Tickets for the general public will then go on sale Friday, Feb. 27, at 10 a.m. 

According to MLB.com, Mumford & Sons have partnered with PLUS1 to support Children in Conflict, part of the War Child Alliance: “$1 from every ticket sold will help Children in Conflict to protect, educate, and stand up for the rights of children affected by war.”

The tour wraps up Oct. 6 in Los Angeles at Kia Forum. Hit up the band’s official website for more information on tour dates and ticket sales.

Prizefighter is the band’s sixth studio album. Dropping today, Feb. 20, it features the single “Rubber Band Man,” featuring Hozier, as well as collaborations with Gigi Perez (“Icarus”), Gracie Abrams (“Badlands”), and Chris Stapleton (“Here”).

It was co-written by Aaron Dessner, one of the founding members of The National. On Instagram, Dessner shared a lengthy post detailing the journey of the album.  

“I’m so incredibly excited and proud to share that @mumfordandsons’ 6th album “Prizefighter” is out today,” he began his caption. “We wrote and recorded it together at Long Pond, Mini Pond in France and at studios in Devon and Paris.”

He finished his post with a thank-you: “Thank you Marcus, Ben and Ted for trusting me to be part of your journey and sharing your incredible talent with me. I’m so proud of what we made and honored to be your collaborator — and @marcusmumford, you can drive me in and out of Glastonbury any day — still can’t believe you pulled that off. ❤️🤪❤️”

Per SPIN, a video for “The Banjo Song” released today. Featuring Bristol dancers from Northern Soul club nights in England, and well, the strums of a banjo, the visuals were directed by Bristol-based events collective Streets of Soul.

Further, ABC Audio shared Mumford & Sons will be the musical guest on the Feb. 28 episode of Saturday Night Live. Dang, these guys are having quite a month.

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