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Miss Costa Rica 2011 beauty pageant will be take place on March 25, 2011. Miss Costa Rica Universe 2010, Marva Wright will take her final walk and crown her successor at the end of the contest.

The new Beauty Queen of Costa Rica will compete in Miss Universe 2011 beauty pageant to be held in Sao Paulo, Brazil on September 12.

Miss Costa Rica 2011 Candidates Profile:

Miss Costa Rica 2011 Candidate # 01
Karla Uriarte

Karla Uriarte - Miss Costa Rica 2011 Candidate

Karla Uriarte - Miss Costa Rica 2011 Candidate

Miss Costa Rica 2011 Candidate # 02
Karla Spieker

Karla Spieker - Miss Costa Rica 2011 Candidate

Miss Costa Rica 2011 Candidate # 03
Johana Solano

Johana Solano - Miss Costa Rica 2011 Candidate

Miss Costa Rica 2011 Candidate # 04
Hekzyba Salazar

Hekzyba Salazar - Miss Costa Rica 2011 Candidate

Miss Costa Rica 2011 Candidate # 05
Mariana Loranca

Mariana Loranca - Miss Costa Rica 2011 Candidate

Miss Costa Rica 2011 Candidate # 06
Pamela Peralta

Pamela Peralta - Miss Costa Rica 2011 Candidate

Miss Costa Rica 2011 Candidate # 07
Priscilla Hernandez

Priscilla Hernandez - Miss Costa Rica 2011 Candidate

Miss Costa Rica 2011 Candidate # 08
Yensi Arguedas

Yensi Arguedas - Miss Costa Rica 2011 Candidate

Miss Costa Rica 2011 Candidate # 09
Sara Correa

Sara Correa - Miss Costa Rica 2011 Candidate

Miss Costa Rica 2011 Candidate # 10
Natalia Gomez

Natalia Gomez - Miss Costa Rica 2011 Candidate

(Miss Quirinópolis)
Michele Silva Lima
Miss Goias 2011 contestants

Approaching the Miss Rio Grande do Norte in 2011, an event that happens on March 26 in Mossley released the first official photos of candidates. The winner will repersening Miss Rio Grande do Norte in Miss Brasil 2011.

São João do Sabugi, Governador Dix-Sept Rosado, Mossoró, Tibau e Caraúbas
(Foto: Marcelo Bento)

Pau dos Ferros, Várzea, Macaíba, Tangará, São Paulo do Potengi e Natal
(Foto: Humberto Lopes)

Via Blog do João Bezerra Junior

After four days of enjoying themselves touring the different venues arranged in their honor, the finale of Miss International Queen 2010 went off in sparkling splendor and not a little disappointment for those who failed to make the grade.

The finale of the 6th Miss International Queen 2010 Contest took place on Nov19, hosted by the Tiffany Show Pattaya. As 23 contestants from 15 countries held their cooperative breath, the winner of the “To Dream The Dream” contest was announced. And the crown lastly went to Ms Mini from Korea.

After touring the various tourism activities arranged for them from Nov16, the big instance for the host of beautiful lady-boy contestants had finally come to present their collective talents and prettiness on the final stage. In the first round, the committee selected 10 contestants, which was quickly whittled down to the three semi-finalists from America, Japan and Korea.

Of those final three, two had to share their distress as the title Miss International Queen 2010 went to Number 9, Mini from Korea, who won the crown, honour sash, and US$10,000, along with other gifts from sponsors. The other two got the reward of fine compensation prizes, however. The 1st runner up was Number 20, Ami Takeuchi from Japan, who got US$2,000, while the 2nd runner up prize went to Number 7, Stasha Sanchez from America, who got US$1,500.

It was for the first time ever, France produced two main beauty queens from rival contests.

On Saturday, 19-year-old business school student Laury Thilleman of Brittany was chosen Miss France 2011 by viewers of television channel TF1 in the traditional competition. But the very next day, that contest’s long-time organizer, Geneviève de Fontenay was busy hosting her own spin-off: the "Miss Nationale-Geneviève de Fontenay 2011" pageant, in which Barbara Morel of Provence, also 19 years old and a student, was crowned by a jury.

Fontenay had been president of the Miss France committee since 1954, but newly sold the competition to French production company Endemol. “France deserves two winners”, Fontenay declared to the French press. “The French will decide the one they prefer. My winners have always adhered to the values I promote - dignity under all circumstances, respect of oneself and of others”.

Though she primarily remained involved in the contest’s organization, disagreements with Endemol led Fontenay to leave the contest entirely. According to widespread rumours, Fontenay felt that the company did not respect her standards for the contestants. She was said to be mainly unhappy with revelations that certain former participants had previously posed nude.

When she said that she intended to set up a rival competition, Endemol took the 78 year-old icon to court. The court ruled in Fontenay’s favour.

A law student proved she had both brains and beauty when she was crowned Miss Great Britain 2010. Gorgeous Amy Carrier, 20, from Liverpool, was given the name at the finals which broke 65 years of tradition as the crown was not passed on by her predecessor.

Amy Carrier, 20, was awarded the honor at a ceremony at the Grand Pier in Weston-Super-Mare. She says she wants to use the title to assist raise money and support charities and hopes to be a good ambassador and role model for all young women.

First runner-up was given to Lisa Lazarus, 23 and second runner up to Gina Basham, 22, who holds Miss Birmingham City.

60 women from across the UK competed for the crown in front of a board of celebrity judged including Gary Cockerill; Chris de Burgh's daughter and former Miss World, Rosie Davison.

The winner of Miss GB's is given a modeling agreement to be the face of Powershot organic energy drink, a part in a movie, £5,000 cash and a photo shoot and 5-star stay on the Amalfi coast.

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Perhaps the most keenly contested edition since its inception three years ago, the curtain was lastly lowered on the 2010 version (Season IV) of “Ghana’s Most Beautiful” (GMB) beauty pageant, with Ama, representing the Eastern Region going home with the popular crown.

20-year-old Ama, whose full name is Nana Ama Agyeiwaa and hails from Akyem Oda in the Eastern Region, made no secret of her purpose to go home with the ultimate, when Season 4 of Ghana’s Most Beautiful beauty pageant took off in August this year.

It thus came as no surprise, when on Sunday at the National Theatre, she was able to beat the other three grand finalists – Bambi from the Central Region, Asibi from the Upper East Region and Chaana from the Upper West Region with 30.34%, to win the crown, KIA Picanto and cheque for GH¢5,000 among others, which were at stake.

Past winners of GMB are Ama from the Central Region in 2007, the Greater Accra Region representative, Adoley in 2008 and Nasara as of the Northern Region in 2009.

Emily(C) from Kuala Lumpur wins the championship at the grand finale of Miss Astro Chinese International Pageant 2010 (formerly known as Miss Malaysia Chinese International Pageant) held in Kuala Lumpur. She will represent Malaysia to contend in Miss Chinese International beauty pageant 2011.

Miss Astro Chinese International Pageant is an annual beauty contest organized by Astro (Malaysian satellite television) since 1998. The winner will stand for Malaysia and Kuala Lumpur in the Miss Chinese International beauty pageant held in Hong Kong the next year.

Alexandra Kocsis was crowned the winner of this year's Miss Plastic beauty pageant which jury contestants based on the cosmetic surgery they've had.

Anita Gyuris came second in the contest while Kata Szakal won third place in the pageant, which is now in its second year. Student Alexandra, 24 won after judges praised the efficient stitching on her boob job.

'I was very enthusiastic on sport when I was young that I never had enough fat on my body for a really great big pair of breasts.' 'So I asked my doctor to give nature a helping hand and his work turned out to be stunning.'

'The jury seemed to love them because they said my boobs and my operation were the most natural beauties in the show.' Twenty two contestants competed in the national rounds of Miss Plastic 2010 which was staged in Budapest, Hungary.

Girls can only succeed for the contest if they have received cosmetic surgery and must bring in their medical notes from the ops as proof. Judges rated them on their beauty - and a individual medical panel added extra marks once they have rated the quality of the plastic surgery.

Kocsis will proceed with international contestants in Miss Plastic Universe.

A graduate from Cambridge shire has been crowned World Miss University. Katie Farr, 24, from Isleham, contested against 42 other women from across the globe.

Katie, who graduated from Leeds University with a politics degree, secured a place in the final after she scooped the Miss Leeds honor and came in the top 20 in the Miss England pageant.

She has an IQ of 140 and is the first Brit to get the crown since the competition was launched in 1986.

World Miss University is an international contest held yearly in Seoul since 1986 and is organized by the International Association of University Presidents. The organizing committee dispatches harmony missions to regions in conflict like Kosovo and Rwanda.

Katie said: “I was in a state of shock and disbelief upon hearing I’d won. We had some actually interesting debates. “We were all students or graduates – it was academically engaging and not cheesy at all.

Katie won a cash prize and is planning to use the cash to pay off some of her student debt. She said: “I’d been looking for a graduate job without success for a year when I was invited to the World Miss University competition.

“I’d already done some aid work in South Africa before my degree, which enthused me to study politics and have recently been applying for grant schemes. “But nothing has quite yet come in concert.”

The Miss Bermuda Beauty Pageant is set to make a comeback in 2011. A latest and new website and Facebook page ‘The Miss Bermuda Pageant’ has been launched. The text from the Facebook page says that “For the first time in over 10 years, Blanc Limited will be producing The Miss Bermuda Pageant.”

“Scheduled to take place in the summer of 2011, the pageant promises to be a very fashionable event as intelligent and beautiful young women ages 18-25, showcase these attributes on stage.”

The pageant has not been held for a number of years, after being a steady fixture for many years.

Miss Bermuda winners from the past have done fairly well on an international level; Gina Swainson won the Miss World Pageant in 1979, Zina Minks made the top 15 in the 1980 Miss World Pageant, and forty years ago Margaret Hill won the Miss Photogenic award at the 1970 Miss Universe – joining the first group of black women to capture foremost beauty titles.

History was made when Jamaica's first Miss Deaf Jamaica queen was crowned.

Out of a field of eight energetic and talented contestants who represented Kingston, St Catherine, May Pen and St Ann, Miss Spanish Town, Cassandra Whyte walked away with the coveted title, as well as the sectional award for Best Personality. First runner-up was Miss Portmore, Kadrieka Thomas while second runner-up was Miss South Kingston, Toneika Kidd.

Miss St Andrew, Kimberly Brown won the Best Smile honor while Miss West Kingston, Yakera James copped the award for Best Walk.

Cassandra Whyte will signify Jamaica for the first time at the annual Miss Deaf World and Miss Deaf International events in Europe and the United States respectively, come July 2011. The winners of each event will turn into ambassadors for the deaf community worldwide.

Among her prizes, the recently crowned Miss Deaf Jamaica, Cassandra Whyte, was presented with a one-year gym membership, valued at $60,000, to the Spartan Health Club by the general manager, Dr Terri-Karelle Reid, along with prizes from other major sponsors like Purity Bread, Island Grill and Red Stripe.

The event was organised by Rian Gayle, chairman of Miss Deaf Jamaica (MDJ). Gayle, who is deaf himself, pointed out that this organization is more than just a beauty pageant.

The winner was crowned by Kerry Moxam, 1st runner-up in the 2010 Miss Jamaica World Pageant and 8th place finalist in the 2010 Miss Intercontinental Contest just held in the Dominican Republic.

The Miss Whangamata competition went international as a bikini-clad babe from London almost took home the title.

But Amelia Borley, 17, had to settle for runner-up as Tauranga student Emma Tarr won the judges over in her itsy bitsy frilly black bikini.

More than 1500 people crammed into the Whangamata beachside park to watch 184 contestants take to the stage across five age-group categories. These ranged from "midget" for 4 to 6-year-olds right during to the senior division.

Yesterday's competition was the first time Miss Tarr, a 17-year-old student, had entered a beauty competition but she was no stranger to the popular seaside town.

Runner-up Miss Borley also knows Whangamata well as her Mt Maunganui-born mother brings her relations home to New Zealand for a month every summer.

Andrea Suárez Miss International 2010 contestant

Miss International Ecuador
Andrea Suárez

Miss International 2010 Beauty Pageant
Miss International 2010 Contestant
Miss International 2010 Candidate
Miss International 2010 Delagate

Miss Ecuador
Andrea Suarez
Age: 23
Height: 5'11"
Hometown: Loja

Miss Ecuador, Andrea Suarez was crowned as Miss Ecuador International at Miss Ecuador 2010 contest held on March 25 at the Centro de Convenciones y Exposiciones (CEMEXPO) in Quito.

Angela Zeng from Macau was crowned Miss China 2010 at the finale held February 27 in Macau. Angela is 18 year old and stands 1.70m. She will not represent China in any International Pageant.

Special thanks and credits to Miss China website & worldshowbiz.info

Road to Miss Austria 2011:

Miss Vienna 2011 was held at Scotch Club on March 1st, 2011. The winner was 27-year-old Carmen Stramboli. The first runner-up was Tanja Kriegner, 23 year old. Carmen and Tanja will advance to compete in Miss Austria 2011 pageant to be held on March 26.