America's Next Top Model - Rob Evans joins judges, moves to Friday

CW has announced a new judging panel for America's Next Top Model. Joining Tyra Banks are Kelly Cultrone and Rob Evans. Johnny Wujek will be the new consultant.

There are also a few more changes that we will see for Cycle 19 which has been dubbed "the college edition."

These include:

Online voting - Beginning on May 24 fans will have two chances every week to vote online based on photos taken during production. So we'll get get a sneak peek of the upcoming season, plus vote on www.cwtv.com.

Moved to Friday - When the show returns in the fall 2012 it will be on Friday nights at 8 p.m. before Nikita.

Are you guys happy with the changes?

Via Press Release:

AMERICA’S Next Top Model is returning with new talent and a new judge - the viewer. Cycle 19 of the show will offer an interactive experience where, for the first time in AMERICA’S Next Top Model history, the public will be able to have a say in who stays and who goes in the competition. Beginning on May 24, fans will have two opportunities each week to vote online at www.cwtv.com and choose their favorite contestants based on photo shoots taken during production. These scores will be used by Tyra Banks and the judges to help determine who is eliminated each week. Viewers will also have the opportunity to have their comments and video messages featured in the show when the cycle airs in the fall. In addition to Banks and returning judge, fashion pr maven Kelly Cutrone, international male model Rob Evans will join the judging panel as the third permanent judge. Johnny Wujek, stylist to the stars, including singer Katy Perry, rounds out the group as the new creative consultant, who will guide the models through their photo shoots. Cycle 19 is also the first-ever college edition, inspired by Banks’ recent graduation from Harvard Business School, and will include students from all across the educational spectrum, from four-year colleges and universities to beauty school students. These women from all walks of life, all parts of the nation, and all types of continuing education, will be invited to show their school spirit — and their modeling chops— to Tyra and the judges. The girls will vie for a prize package that will launch their modeling careers, as well as help them continue to earn their degree.

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