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Janice Dickinson, one of the world's first supermodels, returns as an expert judge for the second cycle of AMERICA'S NEXT TOP MODEL to offer her peculiar praises and often-sassy critiques to the aspiring top models.

At the tender age of 14, Dickinson embarked upon what would become an ultra-successful career in modeling, and proceeded to break the mold of the classic American blonde beauty. She also became the first model to insist on being paid like a star--and treated like one, too. By age 19, Dickinson had moved to New York City to pursue her career full time. She was featured in the pages and on the covers of every major fashion magazine including Vogue, Elle, Harper's Bazaar Swimsuit Issue, Cosmopolitan and Playboy. She walked the runways of Milan and Paris and wore the clothes of prominent fashion designers including Gianni Versace, Giorgio Armani and Calvin Klein. She was also featured in the ads of prestigious cosmetics companies such as Revlon, Max Factor and Clairol.

In her book NO LIFEGUARD ON DUTY: The Accidental Life of the World's First Supermodel, Dickinson candidly bares it all to reveal the inside track on her meteoric rise to the top of the modeling world, her painful and bumpy slide to the bottom, and the shocking, reckless, steamy, funny, outrageous and drug-filled moments in between.

By sharp contrast today, Dickinson's life is gratefully centered on genuine friendships, a healthy lifestyle, an interest in photography, and the joys of motherhood.