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After the show transferred to Broadway, Stoker's acclaimed performance won her a Tony Award for Best Featured Actress in a Musical—another first for a wheelchair user.
During her time on The Real World: San Diego , Jamie Chung found herself often overshadowed by her louder, more boisterous, and more problematic housemates. But after she finished with that season and one season of The Challenge , Jamie went on to start building her acting career. There's a good chance that you didn't even realize that America's Next Top Model ever opened up its competition to men, but it did, and in , that show's prestigious title went to dreamboat Nyle DiMarco.
As DiMarco is deaf, his victory meant more than just another milestone for men who are chiseled of jaw. DiMarco was the first deaf winner and contestant of the show , and a year later, he went on to ABC's Dancing with the Stars , where he as his partner Peta Murgatroyd took it all the way to first place.
Since his twin reality triumphs, DiMarco has become one of the country's preeminent deaf activists, working on advertising campaigns and with politicians like Hillary Clinton. On Survivor: The Australian Outback , the show's second season, Elisabeth Hasselbeck then Filarski was the picture of sweetness and pluck, surviving the elements and finishing in fourth place. Her popularity carried over when it came time for The View to find a co-host to replace Lisa Ling.
For over a decade, Hasselbeck anchored the conservative corner on The View , ultimately squaring off with all of her co-hosts at one time or another, most famously a split-screen shouting match with Rosie O'Donnell. Winning Season 4 to become the first female Top Chef champion sounds impressive in and of itself. That Stephanie Izard did so by besting such a strong field, including Antonia Lofaso , Dale Talde , and Richard Blais is an even bigger accomplishment. Why all the goats?
The resident food guru of the original Queer Eye Fab Five, Ted Allen managed to parlay that reputation long after the series went away. As the host of Chopped on Food Network, Allen gets to reveal the baskets full of absurd ingredients that the chefs need to use to prepare their meal. He also gets to remove the dome and reveal whose dish has been "chopped" it's always the one who didn't incorporate the candy ingredient enough.
Like many reality shows in the U. Since American network television hadn't quite landed on live TV musicals as a fad yet, this show was produced in the hopes of gathering Grease fans around their TV sets to see who would get cast as Danny and Sandy. In the latter role, the answer was Laura Osnes , who truly took her opportunity and ran with it. She's already a two-time Tony Award nominee, and she's not even 35 yet. That proved to be incredibly true for Alex Newell , who may not have won the show, but who got perhaps the best platform from it in the role of Unique Adams.
By the time Katie Stevens appeared on American Idol in its 9th season, we were already seeing signs that the show wasn't as big of a star-maker as it used to be. So rather than launch an 8th-place finisher like Stevens directly to stardom, she had to take a more roundabout path.
Four years after her Idol experience ended, Stevens got the lead role on MTV's queer coming-out dramedy Faking It , where Stevens played a teen girl whose best friend realized she was in love with her.
That show lasted for three seasons, after which she was cast as Jane, a burgeoning journalistic talent on Freeform's The Bold Type. But since that unfortunate departure, DeBose has made herself a rather exceptional career as a Broadway star. After just missing the cut for Season 3, hip-hop dancer Twitch made the cast in Season 4 and was sensational, making it all the way to the runner-up position. The show was so infatuated with him as a dancer and personality that they kept inviting him back as a judge, choreographer, and ultimately team leader in the show's Stage vs.
Street season. The acting ambitions of the various strangers who agree to cohabitate on The Real World are more common than not, but it's rarer to see the adventure-seeking alums of Road Rules get bit by the acting bug.
Of course, when you're as classically handsome as David Giuntoli , you basically have no choice but to be on TV.
But before all that, she was a contestant on American Juniors , Fox's attempt to extend that American Idol magic to talented tweens. She finished in fourth place for the season, performing songs by the likes of Celine Dion , Diana Ross , and Blondie , but nobody who finished higher than she did starred in either Scream 4 or this year's horror offering Fantasy Island , now did they? Before gracing TV screens with her divisive presence, Omarosa's claim to fame was having worked in the Bill Clinton administration.
After attaining a degree of reality TV infamy as one of the premier reality villains of all time, Omarosa lined up behind her old Apprentice boss, President Donald Trump , taking a job in his new administration.
After being fired less than a year later, Omarosa appeared on Celebrity Big Brother and made headlines with all her gossip about Trump. After finishing in second place to eventual Real Housewives of Atlanta star Eva Marcille Sterling then Pigford on America's Next Top Model , Yaya DaCosta directed her talents toward the acting field, a smart choice for a woman whose best work on ANTM was her gloriously dramatic prosecution of whoever carved a mean message into the pan of brownies, wrapping up with a request for respeito Portuguese for "respect" from the other girls.
For any fan of So You Think You Can Dance , Travis Wall was a success the second he stepped out to audition in the show's second season, with his lyrical movements and expressive body language.
Wall finished as the runner-up that season, but by Season 5 he'd returned as a choreographer, ultimately becoming one of the show's most celebrated dance creators.
After a performance of Queen's "Somebody to Love" sent him packing just before the finals, Hall went about building a brand for himself the hard way: by singing Disney parodie s and doing flash mobs on YouTube.
And he managed to be so successful at it that he's been able to book Broadway gigs Kinky Boots , Chicago , TV roles, and yes, a coveted spot in the Drag Race family. Not to mention the fact that he appeared in and co-executive produced the music video for "You Need to Calm Down," quite a big deal for a Taylor Swift fan.
Does her post- Idol career dotted with TV shows, movies, and Broadway success dwarf that of actual winner Taylor Hicks? One could make that argument. After finishing in second place, McPhee released a self-titled debut album and starred alongside Anna Faris and Emma Stone in The House Bunny , but it was truly through the two-season NBC series Smash that McPhee attained pop culture immortality and a place in the camp canon. Today, Miranda Lambert is a major country music star, a Grammy winner, and the winner of more Academy of Country Music Awards than anyone in history.
But back in , Lambert finished in third place on the inaugural season of Nashville Star. The show set out to be an American Idol for country music, and Lambert is by far the biggest star to ever emerge from its ranks.
Her first album, Kerosene , debuted at the top of the country charts , and there was no looking back from there. All Rights Reserved.
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