Trivia: An actress, supermodel, modeling agency head, and best-selling author -- to name only a few of her innumerable roles and accomplishments -- media darling Janice Dickinson first entered the international limelight as one of America's most sought-after cover girls; her prominence in the multiple venues of runway, catalogues, TV promotionals, editorial, and spokeswoman prompted her to tag herself as the very first "supermodel." Dickinson's popularity crescendoed even higher in the mid-2000s, when she concurrently authored a series of popular, gossip-laden memoirs and signed on to serve as one of the preeminent judges on the UPN reality series America's Next Top Model during its first four seasons. On that series, Dickinson's brassy, biting, and from-the-hip demeanor garnered her a whole new generation of fans. It also contributed to her involvement in two additional reality programs: season five of MTV's The Surreal Life (which found her thrown into a residence with such celebrities as Jose Canseco, Bronson Pinchot, and Carey Hart), and her own eponymous reality series, the 2006 Janice Dickinson Modeling Agency. As broadcast on the Oxygen women's network, this program observed Dickinson setting up shop with her new agency, scouring the streets of L.A. for interesting and unconventional new faces, and gradually whittling her pool of talent down to five newly established models with an unusual albeit commercially viable look. To the surprise of almost no one, the program clocked in as an instant hit. Dickinson joined the cast of I'm A Celebrity: Get Me Out of Here! in 2009 and continues to be active in television and the fashion industry.

Trivia: Worked at a Dunkin Donuts before entering and winning the Miss Massachusetts Teen USA pageant in 1996. Interviewed President George W. Bush as a Channel One News reporter during her senior year at Emerson College. Became a correspondent for Entertainment Tonight in 2002. Included in People magazine's 2004 list of the 50 Most Beautiful People. Left ET in 2005 to join competing entertainment news show Access Hollywood as a special correspondent, and to work on NBC News' Today as a West Coast contributor. Moved by the AIDS epidemic in Africa, created Take Action Hollywood!, a nonprofit organization working to raise social awareness and improve human conditions through film. Speaks fluent Greek.

Trivia: A native of the American south (with a charming southern drawl betraying her origins), Phoebe Price grew up in Alabama and subsequently established herself as one of the more unique models of the early 21st century, maintaining her strongest presence in European markets with an almost constant array of pictorials in such magazines as German Vogue and Italian Vogue. In terms of Hollywood work, Price moved into features around 2008, with bit parts in both A-list features (Get Smart) and lower-budget indie movies (In My Sleep). On the side, Price traveled the entrepreneur route by establishing and marketing her own perfume line called Phoebe's Fantasy, in addition to a clothing line.

Trivia: Lead actress Nicole Eggert first appeared onscreen in the late '80s.

Trivia: Better known to television viewers by her nickname "New York," Flavor of Love contestant Tiffany Pollard ultimately parlayed her success on that VH1 reality television spectacle into her own 2007 series, entitled I Love New York. In Flavor of Love, New York was the twice-rejected contestant who managed to make multiple enemies among fellow cast mates but ultimately failed to find love. But failure has never stopped New York from pursuing her dreams, and in I Love New York the outspoken reality TV star gets to choose her man from a mansion full of eligible bachelors.