At the America's Next Top Model auditions in Manhattan yesterday, 10,000 divas lined up and there was not enough security to control them. Then, some douchebag yelled that a smoking car on the street was about to blow up – and all hell broke loose.

Four people were treated for their injuries and three people were arrested after the riot broke out. No word on whether the douchebag who yelled "fire" was among those arrested.

After the "too pretty" earthy girl, Analeigh was elminted, it was down to Sam and McKey.

After Tyra announced McKey was the winner, McKey picked Tyra up for once leaving her speechless. For her win, McKey will take home a $100,00 contract with CoverGirl cosmetics, a management deal with Elite Model Management as well as a 6-page fashion spread in Seventeen magazine.  

"Oh my God, I just won America's Next Top Model and I can't believe it!" McKey said.

"This was the last thing for me," McKey told cameras. "I was gonna try out for America's Next Top Model and that was going to be it. I made the show and it was the best thing for me. It made me realize that maybe this was something that really can happen."

Isis is "a woman born physically male" from Prince George's County, Md. "I like to help people, but I'm here to follow my dreams," she told US.

Neil Giuliano, the president of GLAAD, says that the inclusion of Isis in Top Model is "an unprecedented opportunity for a community that is underrepresented on television.

"We applaud Tyra Banks and the CW for making this historic visibility of transgender people possible."

America's Next Top Model Cycle 11 premieres on the CW on Sept. 3.

Whitney Thompson became the first "full figured" model to take the crown on America's Next Top Model. (Courtesy CW)

When the show first started, us Bodog Beat employees admittedly only watched America's Next Top Model for the T&A. We quickly realized however, that this show offered mostly protruding rib cages and sunken-in chests. D'oh!

However, this season, Whitney Thompson, who weighs more than 80 pounds and was dubbed "plus sized" (aka: the show's resident fatty) gave us something to leer at. And, surprisingly, she actually won the show — as previous seasons plus-sizers were eliminated early on.

"This is what people should look like," Thompson told the media, referring to herself, "rather than skin-and-bones, which is disgusting and sends a bad message to people everywhere."

And Whitney's prize? Oh Tyra Banks has only mentioned it several hundred times: a contract with Elite Model Management, a cover and a six page spread in Seventeen magazine, and a $100,000 modeling…yawn…contract with Cover…blah…blah…snore. Is this crap coming back for another season?

Want to see other hot models? The Bodog Girls are pretty hot.

This cycle of models are being accused of trashing the loft they lived in during the show. (Courtesy CW)

For the owner of a $6 million loft, who rented the place to Tyra Banks' America's Next Top Model, a bunch of hot chicks aren't as clean as one might think. The 14 model wannabes lived in the swanky New York loft for 10 weeks during the show's taping – and turned the upscale pad into the likes of a smelly, rundown frat house.

According to Page Six the show's crew punched hundreds of holes in the ceiling to hang lighting equipment. The models also did some serious damage:

"These girls not only destroyed the floors, it appears they had food fights. There's ketchup and coffee splattered all over the landlord's $20,000 white drapes. There's lipstick on the walls," the insider told the mag. "They moved in furniture and made holes all along the walls."

Moreover, the hotties damaged a $15,000 chandelier beyond repair and splashed so much water around, the bathroom had to be tested for mold.

The show also didn't pay a $1,500 electric bill and that the loft's landlord, Michael Marvisi is "devastated." The estimated total damage comes to a whopping $500,000. Page Six reports that the show offered to settle for $125,000, but have not paid Marvisi any money, according to our insider.

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