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Three-time Olympic Ice Hockey Player Angela Ruggiero, 26, grew up in Los Angeles, California and Harper Woods, Michigan. She graduated cum laude with a degree in government from Harvard University. A star player on the U.S. Olympic Ice Hockey Team, Angela won a Gold medal in 1998, a Silver medal in 2002 and a Bronze medal at the 2006 Olympics. She was the first woman non-goalie to play professional men's hockey in North America, earning a place in the Hockey Hall of Fame. Angela is the founder and president of a girl's hockey school; the author of "Breaking the Ice,"

By Jackie Helm

Hi Cassandra, what prompted you to sign up for the show?

"I was shopping at a store downtown in Seattle. A lady came up to me and said, "You look like you would be perfect for Top model would you like to be on it?" I said yes and I was picked.

Did you have any prior modeling experience?

"I did. I was modeling for 8 months before that with an agency called Seattle Models Guild."



Are you going to keep your makeover look?

"My makeover look is

By Jackie Helm

Tyra Mail, "Strike a pose as if there's nothing to it."

As a sweet gesture to take Jael's mind of her recent loss, Felicia attempted to teach her a dance. Renee has no clue why the girls don't like her. Note to Renee: You talk entirely too much shit!

The next morning Renee says in a private interview that she's going to stop being mean and will make a change. She draws a picture of Jael in a straight jacket and presents it to her as a gift. Renee asks Jael not to

Interview with Felicia from America's Next Top Model 8!
By Jackie Helm

Felicia was nicknamed "Baby Tyra" due to her resemblance to Miss Banks. Despite her fabulous photos, Felicia got the boot. She was fun to talk to and wants to acknowledge her man's family for their love support. Check it out!

Hi Felicia. What prompted you to sign up for the show?

"All of my friends and family wanted me to try out. I was supposed to try out for Cycle 7 but I never got around to doing it. So, I thought let me go

I'll admit it. I was more of a "So You Think You Can Dance?" person then a "Dancing With The Stars" person. The whole first season thing with Kelly Monaco & John O'Hurley (well really my problem was just O'Hurley) really turned me off to the show. But ... for the good of my blog, I decided to check it out again this season. And what do you know? I actually like it.

In the beginning, I called Ian Ziering as the winner - after all he IS paired up with 2-time winner Cheryl Burke. Then, I was thinking