The theme was “80’s night” on "Dancing With the Stars," but before the dancers traveled back three decades, host Tyra Banks took the audience back to last week's production snafu.
The 29th season of "Dancing With the Stars" kicked off Monday night, debuting some big changes.
“I left a lot of money on the table,” she admits of her decision.
Halima Aden made history when she became the first Muslim model to appear in Sports Illustrated swimsuit issue wearing a hijab and a burkini.
Tyra Banks became the oldest person to grace the cover of 'Sports Illustrated' swimsuit issue at 45 years old. But, she was apprehensive after having not reached her goal weight.
Tyra Banks Covers Sports Illustrated Swimsuit 2019
The American Music Awards are always star-studded, and this year was no exception. Check out the oh-so-glamorous looks that Taylor Swift, Tracee Ellis Ross, Cardi B, Carrie Underwood, Dua Lipa, Shawn Mendes, Jennifer Lopez, Post Malone, and others wore for the 46th annual ceremony at Microsoft Theater in L.A.
In her book, Banks reveals that she got a nose job early in her career.
The latest "America's Next Top Model" episode challenged contestants to pose with plus-size male models in a show of support for "thick fellas."
"America's Next Top Model," the reality TV series from the early '00s, is back for its 24th season, and its creator, Tyra Banks, is too.
For her first season as a judge on America’s Got Talent, Tyra Banks really turned it out. From skin-tight mini dresses to formal gowns, the model seized every moment. The all-black ensemble was paired with over-the-knee black satin boots and some fringe shoulder pads.
Notable attendees shared a bit of their behind-the-scenes prep work before attending the TCA awards in Los Angeles.
Tyra is famed for her striking eyes. Tyra Banks is known for her unpredictable antics on television. The news came out publicly through an Instagram post of a baby hat and in the year and a half since only shared two photos of her son, both when he was a newborn.
AKA the secret to why she looks exactly the same as she did 13 years ago.
Tyra Banks‘s priorities have definitely changed since becoming a mom. In January, the supermodel and her boyfriend photographer, Erik Asla, welcomed their son, York, into the world in via a gestational surrogate. “I want to be thick for my son,” she told The Insider With Yahoo while promoting her beauty line, Tyra Beauty.
Mariah Carey underwent IVF treatments to become pregnant with twins while Tom Arnold and wife had son after 22 rounds of in vitro that failed. Costs of receiving repeat fertility treatments can set unrealistic expectations for couples who don’t have big bank rolls like celebrities.
When it was announced that plus-sized model Ashley Graham had earned herself a spot in the coveted Sports Illustrated swimsuit issue, fans were elated. Not only did it reflect the magazine’s move towards a more progressive image of women’s bodies, but it also created a little variety within the pages, known for featuring mostly stick-thin models. And Graham’s not this year’s only exception. Click through the gallery above to see some of the women who have broken the Sports Illustrated mold over the last 52 years.
Model Lindsay Ellingson and her beauty line, Wander Beauty. (Photo: Getty Images/Wander Beauty)
Even if you’ve never stepped foot inside a Victoria’s Secret store, you likely know about the Angels. The annual Victoria’s Secret fashion show launched in 1995, making this year’s show the 20th anniversary of the extravaganza that introduced the world to some of the biggest models in the industry, including Stephanie Seymour, Heidi Klum, Tyra Banks, Gisele Bündchen and Adriana Lima. Here we outline the history of the show that broke the mold – and (apparently) the Internet.
Imagine walking to your desk in the morning and finding a miniature doppleganger in your seat. “This is freaking me out,” says FABLife host Tyra Banks at the top of the show’s Halloween episode. Well, yeah. Five kids take the place of Banks, Joe Zee, Leah Ashley, Lauren Maak, and Chrissy Teigen when today’s show starts, which makes for more of a Freaky Friday than Friday the 13th experience.
After investing hundreds of dollars into your new favorite suede boots, pumps, jacket, etc. there’s a good chance they’ll be seriously scuffed by the end of the season. Unless you have some stale bread on hand. Seriously. You’ll never believe what Joe Zee does with a stack of stale bread and what appears to be a totally ruined pair of yellow suede pumps.
Ask any woman: The hardest thing to shop for is a bra. Every brand, every store, every super nice sales lady will tell you something different until you want to throw your hands up in the air and say, “Forget it! I’m going braless forever.” But don’t do that.
FABLife’s Tyra Banks helps solve some of the biggest beauty blunders women make and makes over a woman who has been wearing the same makeup since high school. See the full episode Monday, October 19, on FABLife. Check local listings at FABLifeShow.com. Related: Moms of Tyra Banks and Chrissy Teigen Reveal Their Anti-Aging Secrets [Video] Tyra Banks & Chrissy Teigen Reveal Faces without Makeup Here’s How to Show Off Your Nails on Social Media [Video
“ANTM” is ending, you guys. This is the show that taught us many important life lessons – like how to be fierce and “smize.”After 12 years and 22 seasons, Tyra recently announced that the show will be calling in quits. Yep, we’ll just have to tune into “FABLife” next time we want to get our Tyra fix. Click through the gallery above to see some of the most memorable “ANTM” moments over the years and where some of the girls are today.
Tyra Banks might be the number one champion of embracing your flaws, and even she gets that some things are just better off hidden. Take the upper arms, for example. They might be the hardest thing to tone, not to mention keep fit as you age, making a sleeve that can reshape, resize, and reinvent the area your new best friend. Yahoo Style editor in chief Joe Zee offers his tips for camouflaging your upper ams on today’s episode of FABLife.