Dirty Rotten Scandals: America's Next Top Model Exposed

0:00Today is March 12th. Here's what's trending in Entertainment. America's next top model is spacing fresh backlash in the E-Docque series, Dirty Rotten Scandals. The third and fourth episodes, which aired on March 11th, paint the long-running competition as a profit-driven machine under Tyra Banks, that failed to protect young models. Former contestants and judge Janice Dickinson share stories of a toxic environment in the unscripted show. This comes right after social media blew up, with clips of the show's wild photo shoots and painful makeovers. It also follows Netflix's recent reality-check documentary, which dove into the controversies with interviews from Banks and others involved. Former contestants describe intense humiliation and strict house rules, like losing books or music for breaking them, and cameras invading bathrooms. Unless alone. Janice Dickinson calls out Banks for tearing down the girl's confidence over looks and walks during her four seasons judging. Lisa DiMato claims she was set up for public shaming,

1:01and even locked in a closet after objecting to abuse talk on Banks' talk show. Meanwhile, the All-Star season in Cycle 17 saw Angelia Preston's win revoked over past escort work, handing the prize to DiMato amid fan. Confusion. Preston felt used in sued Banks and the CW in 2014, but dropped the case in 2018. The Docky series moves on to the prices right next week with two more episodes. Support for this episode comes from our sponsor. See the description. Your favorite podcasts, music, or sleep sounds coming from your pillow. No earbuds, no distractions, just listen and relax. S-O-L-I. SoleyPillow.com