On Wednesday night’s ANTM, the remaining seven contestants shot their first Cover Girl commercials and got wind of a very special surprise: Amsterdam is in their future.
During their drive back home from their last photo shoot, Elina and Marjorie were once again feeling misunderstood because of their European upbringing, but this time Sam and Sheena weren’t having it. They ripped into Elina and Marjorie, questioning whether they even like being in America and uh, oh yeah, “Didn’t you guys move here when you were eight,” asked Sam about their so-called European upbringing.
The next day during the challenge the girls were taught how to model accessories. Marjorie managed to pull a Tara Reid when the sexy skintight dress she was modeling fell off from the top without her even noticing. Joslyn’s attempt at modeling a belt resembled a “kind of strip show” as she tried putting it over her head. Elina, who was panicking because she couldn’t breathe in the spandex and almost had a breakdown actually ended up winning the challenge. Her prize: a holiday fashion story in Seventeen magazine, which she got to share with two other contestants of her liking.
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You thought the debates were scandalous? Wednesday night’s ANTM rewind made presidential hopefuls John McCain and Barack Obama look like kitty cats. (Imagine if Tyra moderated!) With an hour of favorite moments and never-before-seen clips, we looked back at the beauties, bodies, brains, back-stabbers, bathtubs — and blossoming love? — of cycle 11.
Beauty took a backseat to charisma on Wednesday night’s ANTM as the eight remaining contestants had “signature pose” lessons with Tyra Banks — and later practiced their new moves at an awards show-themed shoot.
On Wednesday’s ANTM, the contestants did there best in disastrous photo shoots, Marjorie’s negativity almost got the best of her, Joslyn hit rock bottom and Clark, who was last week’s top model, faded to black. 
On the second episode of America’s Next Top Model, a game of Truth or Dare ended in tears for one contestant and “fireworks” for another. With all the drama in the house, it could have been an installment of MTV’s Real World, save for the modeling part, which kicked off with an extreme posing lesson from Benny Ninja and his contortionist sidekick.
America’s Next Top Model returned for its 11th cycle Wednesday with a wacky two-hour premiere that had the contestants getting a futuristic body scan, meeting with a magician and posing in voting booths decorated to look like political issues. 







