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America's Next Top Model: Janice and Nolé out, Twiggy and J. Alexander in
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          May 28, 2005
          
        
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       UPN announced Thursday that iconic supermodel Janice Dickinson and gay fashion editor Nole Marin would not be returning to the judges' table for the fifth season of America's Next Top Model. Taking their places alongside host Tyra Banks and photographer Nigel Barker will be iconic 1960s British model Twiggy Lawson and out catwalk coach and consultant J. Alexander. Dates for "Cycle 5" of the popular series have not yet been announced.     

        
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