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Former supermodel Janice Dickinson has become the first celebrity victim of California’s new phone-and-driving law.

As of July 1st, motorists in the state were banned from using cellphones while driving.

The 53-year-old picked up a ticket on Hollywood’s Sunset Boulevard on Tuesday.

DICkinson was pulled over by West Hollywood Sheriff’s deputies and booked, surrounded by paparazzi photographers, who were also cited for jaywalking while they tried to get the best shot of the star.

Dickinson’s representative tells TMZ.com the reality TV star fully co-operated with the police.

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Janice Dickinson has accused Tyra Banks of using her book to give young girls advice on sex and drug use.

The catty fashion queen hit out at her model rival after spotting a paparazzi photo of Banks in a magazine carrying a copy of her book, No Lifeguard on Duty.

Dickinson claims Banks is wrongly using her work to help young people - and taking credit for it, reports New York gossip column PageSix.com.

She says, “And she’s using my book. I mean, the thing looks so worn it’s like she’s been reading it on the toilet. It’s pathetic. Where’s her originality? Does she have no shame?”

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Former supermodel Janice Dickinson insists all the wannabe catwalk stars who aspire to compete for a contract on her reality show bring signed high school graduation certificates with them because she refuses to work with inexperienced kids.

The catty fashion queen insists she had too much of “bony-*ssed skinny” teenagers, like Kate Moss and Naomi Campbell, when she was a leading model, and refuses to work with kids again.

Dickinson says, “Kate Moss wasn’t all that. She was this bony*ssed skinny 14 year old when I met her. Naomi Campbell was a 12 year old little girl. I have a 14 year old myself and I would never turn her out in the modelling industry today. On The Janice Dickinson Modeling Agency I make sure they give me their high school graduation certificate and then they can go on.”

And she insists that her efforts might save the fashion industry another diva like Naomi Campbell.

She adds, “The model who has been in the most trouble has been Miss Naomi Campbell, with her anger issues. I was right there when her mother just turned her out when she was 12. You don’t let a little girl out in the world at 12 and 13 because they simply don’t know anything. It’s the same thing with Kate Moss - always having problems with illicit devices; a pure case of being turned out in an industry far too soon. Tyra Banks and Cindy Crawford have made it because they graduated high school and they entered the field with a parent around them.”

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