The Miss Universe 2011 winner has just been crowned in Sao Paulo, Brazil and she's Miss Angola Leila Lopes.
Here's the official results of the 60th Miss Universe (Miss Universe 2011):
MISS UNIVERSE 2011: ANGOLA, LEILA LOPES
1st Runner Up: Ukraine, Olesia Stefanko
2nd Runner Up: Brazil, Priscila Machado
3rd Runner Up: Philippines, Shamcey Supsup
4th Runner Up: China, Zilin Luo
TOP 10 Semi-Finalists:
Australia, Scherri-Lee Biggs
Costa Rica, Johanna Solano
France, Laury Thilleman
Panama, Sheldry Saez
Portugal, Laura Goncalvez
TOP 16 QUARTERFINALISTS:
Colombia, Catalina Robayo
Kosovo, Aferdita Dreshaj
Netherlands, Kelly Weekers
Puerto Rico, Viviana Ortiz
USA, Alyssa Campanella
Venezuela, Vanessa Goncalves
SPECIAL AWARDEES:
Best National Costume - Panama, Sheldry Saez
Miss Photogenic - Sweden, Ronnia Fornstedt
Miss Congeniality - Montenegro, Nikolina Loncar
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Leila Lopes, Miss Angola, is Miss Universe 2011
Leila Lopes from Angola is Miss Universe 2011!
Angola's Leila Lopes was crowned Miss Universe 2011 during the live pageant finale held Monday, September 12, 2011, in Sao Paulo, Brazil.
Though already one of the favorites, no one predicted Miss Angola Leila Lopes to end up as Miss Universe 2011 winner, but thanks to her great performance during the finals, especially during the final Q & A.
Miss Angola was able to beat 88 other lovely candidates, including mega favorites Ukraine (who finished 1st Runner Up), Philippines (3rd Runner Up) and China (4th Runner Up).
This is the first time that Angola has won the Miss Universe title.
Angola started participating in Miss Universe only in 1998 and only had 3 semi-finalists before winning the prestigious Miss Universe 2011 title.
Miss Angola Leila Lopes (Miss Angola) reacts after winning Miss Universe 2011 (Screenshot from Ao Vivo's live broadcast)
Angola's Leila Lopes was crowned Miss Universe 2011 during the live pageant finale held Monday, September 12, 2011, in Sao Paulo, Brazil.
Though already one of the favorites, no one predicted Miss Angola Leila Lopes to end up as Miss Universe 2011 winner, but thanks to her great performance during the finals, especially during the final Q & A.
Miss Angola was able to beat 88 other lovely candidates, including mega favorites Ukraine (who finished 1st Runner Up), Philippines (3rd Runner Up) and China (4th Runner Up).
This is the first time that Angola has won the Miss Universe title.
Angola started participating in Miss Universe only in 1998 and only had 3 semi-finalists before winning the prestigious Miss Universe 2011 title.
Miss Universe 2011 Winner / Results Predictions: Malaysia, China, Philippines in the Top 5
MISS UNIVERSE 2011 OFFICIAL RESULTS LATEST UPDATE: TOP 16 SEMI-FINALISTS ANNOUNCED, MISS ANGOLA IS MISS UNIVERSE 2011
The Miss Universe 2011 Finals Night is happening in just a few hours and Mykiru Isyusero's final list of fsvorites is now ready, with three Asian candidates being ranked in the Top 3 and Miss Malaysia Deborah Henry as the top favorite to win Miss Universe 2011.
Mykiru's list of favorites also serves as its predictions of the Miss Universe 2011 results or of who will end up as Miss Universe 2011 winner (Miss Malaysia Deborah Henry predicted to win), finalists and semi-finalists (ranked #1 to #16 on the list are predicted as Top 16 semi-finalists).
The 60th Miss Universe Finals happening Monday night, September 12, 2011, at the Credicard Hall in Sao Paulo, Brazil (Sep 13. 9AM Manila Time, telecast on ABS-CBN at 930 AM)
Photos courtesy of Miss Universe Organization
The Miss Universe 2011 Finals Night is happening in just a few hours and Mykiru Isyusero's final list of fsvorites is now ready, with three Asian candidates being ranked in the Top 3 and Miss Malaysia Deborah Henry as the top favorite to win Miss Universe 2011.
Mykiru's list of favorites also serves as its predictions of the Miss Universe 2011 results or of who will end up as Miss Universe 2011 winner (Miss Malaysia Deborah Henry predicted to win), finalists and semi-finalists (ranked #1 to #16 on the list are predicted as Top 16 semi-finalists).
TOP 5:
1. Malaysia, Deborah Priya Henry 
2. China, Luo Zilin 
3. Philippines, Shamcey Supsup
4. Ukraine, Olesia [Olesya] Stefanko
5. Greece, Iliana Papageorgiou
TOP 10:
6. Australia, Scherri-lee Biggs
7. Venezuela, Vanessa Goncalves
8. Puerto Rico, Viviana Ortiz
9. USA, Alyssa Campanella
10. France, Laury Thilleman
TOP 16:
11. Costa Rica, Johanna Solano
12. Angola, Leila Lopes
13. Peru, Natalie Vertiz
14. Nicaragua, Adriana Dorn
15. Netherlands, Kelly Weekers
16. Paraguay, Alba Riquelme
CLOSE SHOTS:
17. Kosovo, Aferdita Dreshaj
18. Mexico, Karin Ontiveros
19. Aruba, Gillain Berry
20. Trinidad & Tobago, Gabrielle Walcott
STRONG ALTERNATES:
21. Panama, Sheldry Saez
22. Spain, Paula Guillo
23. Finland, Pia Pakarinen
24. Brazil, Priscila Machado
25. Chile, Vanessa Ceruti
26. Sweden, Ronnia Fornstedt
27. Switzerland, Kerstin Cook
28. Hungary, Betta Lipcsei
29. Russia, Natalia Gantimurova
30. Mauritius, Laetitia Darche
HONORABLE MENTIONS:
31. Portugal, Laura Goncalves
32. Argentina, Natalie Rodriquez
33. Korea, Sora Chong [Jung]
34. Canada, Chelsae Durocher
35. Ghana, Erica Nego
36. Colombia, Catalina Robayo
37. Israel, Kim Edry [Edri]
38. Poland, Rozlia Mancewicz
39. Uruguay, Fernanda Semino
40. Thailand, Chanyasorn Sakornchan
The 60th Miss Universe Finals happening Monday night, September 12, 2011, at the Credicard Hall in Sao Paulo, Brazil (Sep 13. 9AM Manila Time, telecast on ABS-CBN at 930 AM)
Photos courtesy of Miss Universe Organization
Shamcey Supsup web interview for Ms. Universe 2011, among the most-viewed videos on Youtube
The web interviews of the 89 Miss Universe 2011 candidates have been uploaded on Youtube about 5 days ago and so far, the respective videos of Misses Venezuela, Thailand, Miss Poland, Philippines and USA are the 5 most-viewed ones or having the Top 5 highest number of Youtube views.
In the said videos, all Miss Universe contestants had to answer 3 common questions: 1) Do you believe in life on other planets? 2) What advantage do women have over men? 3) If you were an animal, what would you be and why?
Here are the 15 Miss Universe 2011 candidates whose videos have the most views on Youtube:
In the said videos, all Miss Universe contestants had to answer 3 common questions: 1) Do you believe in life on other planets? 2) What advantage do women have over men? 3) If you were an animal, what would you be and why?
Here are the 15 Miss Universe 2011 candidates whose videos have the most views on Youtube:
1. Miss Venezuela Vanessa Goncalves 104,028 views
2. Miss Thailand Chanyasorn Sakornchan 101,975 views
3. Miss Poland Rozalia Mancewicz 71,971 views
4. Miss Philippines Shamcey Supsup 56,243 views
5. Miss USA Alyssa Campanella 43,246 views
6. Miss Korea Sora Chong 41,469 views
7. Miss Mexico Karin Ontiveros 38,153 views
8. Miss El Salvador Mayra Aldana 37,340 views
9. Miss Spain Paula Guillo 33,812 views
10. Miss Peru Natalie Vertiz 31,578 views
11. Miss Kosovo Aferdita Dreshaj 29,785 views
12. Miss Russia Natalia Gantimurova 28,171 views
13. Miss Uruguay Fernanda Semino 26,595 views
14 Miss Puerto Rico Viviana Ortiz 26,066 views
15 Miss China Luo Zilin 25,857 views
Miss Universe 2011 candidates now in São Paulo, Brazil | Early favorites: USA, China, Netherlands
The 60th Miss Universe pageant (Miss Universe 2011) has already started in São Paulo, Brazil with a record 89 candidates competing for the title.
The candidates from USA, China, Netherlands, Costa Rica, Brazil, Greece, Malaysia, Paraguay, Ukraine, Australia, Sweden, Angola, Albania, Venezuela and Puerto Rico are considered as favorites this early stage of the competition.
The Presentation Show or the Preliminary Competition is scheduled on September 8 and the finals will be on the 12th, both to be staged at the Credicard Hall in São Paulo, Brazil.
Here's the list of Miss Universe 2011 candidates:
Albania, Xhesika Berberi
Angola, Leila Lopes
Argentina, Natalie Rodriquez
Aruba, Gillain Berry
Australia, Scherri-lee Biggs
Bahamas, Anastagia Pierre
Belgium, Justine De Jonckheere
Bolivia, Olivia Pinheiro
Botswana, Larona Motlatsi Kgabo
Brazil, Priscila Machado
British Virgin Islands, Sheroma Hodge
Canada, Chelsae Durocher
Cayman Islands, Cristin Alexander
Chile, Vanessa Ceruti
China, Luo Zilin
Colombia, Catalina Robayo
Costa Rica, Johanna Solano
Croatia, Natalija Prica
Curacao, Eva Van Putten
Cyprus, Andriani Karantoni
Czech Republic, Jitka Novackova
Denmark, Sandra Amer
Dominican Republic, Dalia Fernandez
Ecuador, Claudia Schiess
Egypt, Sara El Khouly
El Salvador, Mayra Aldana
Estonia, Madli Vilsar
Finland, Pia Pakarinen
France, Laury Thilleman
Georgia, Eka Gurtskaia
Germany, Valeria Bystritskaia
Ghana, Erica Nego
Great Britain, Chloe-Beth Morgan
Greece, Iliana Papageorgiou
Guam, Shayna Jo Afaisen
Guatemala, Alejandra Barillas
Guyana, Kara Lord
Haiti, Anedie Azael
Honduras, Keilyn Gomez
Hungary, Betta Lipcsei
India, Vasuki Sunkavalli
Indonesia, Nadine Alexandra
Ireland, Aoife Hannon
Israel, Kim Edry
Italy, Elisa Torrini
Jamaica, Shakira Martin
Japan, Maria Kamiyama
Kazakhstan, Valeriya Aleinikova
Korea, Sora Chong
Kosovo, Aferdita Dreshaj
Lebanon, Yara El Khoury-Mikhael
Malaysia, Deborah Henry
Mauritius, Laetitia Darche
Mexico, Karin Ontiveros
Montenegro, Nikolina Loncar
Netherlands, Kelly Weekers
New Zealand, Priyani Puketapu
Nicaragua, Adriana Dorn
Nigeria, Sophie Gemal
Panama, Sheldry Saez
Paraguay, Alba Riquelme
Peru, Natalie Vertiz
Philippines, Shamcey Supsup
Poland, Rozlia Mancewicz
Portugal, Laura Goncalves
Puerto Rico, Viviana Ortiz
Romania, Larisa Popa
Russia, Natalia Gantimurova
Serbia, Anja Saranovic
Singapore, Valerie Shu Xian Lim
Slovak Republic, Dagmar Kolesarova
Slovenia, Ema Jagodic
South Africa, Bokang Montjane
Spain, Paula Guillo
Sri Lanka, Stephanie Siriwardhana
St. Lucia, Joy-Ann Biscette
Sweden, Ronnia Fornstedt
Switzerland, Kerstin Cook
Tanzania, Nelly Kamwelu
Thailand, Chanyasorn Sakornchan
Trinidad & Tobago, Gabrielle Walcott
Turkey, Melisa Asli Pamuk
Turks & Caicos, Easher Parker
U.S. Virgin Islands, Alexandrya Evans
Ukraine, Olesia Stefanko
Uruguay, Fernanda Semino
USA, Alyssa Campanella
Venezuela, Vanessa Goncalves
Vietnam, Hoang My Vu
The candidates from USA, China, Netherlands, Costa Rica, Brazil, Greece, Malaysia, Paraguay, Ukraine, Australia, Sweden, Angola, Albania, Venezuela and Puerto Rico are considered as favorites this early stage of the competition.
The Presentation Show or the Preliminary Competition is scheduled on September 8 and the finals will be on the 12th, both to be staged at the Credicard Hall in São Paulo, Brazil.
Miss China Luo Zilin and Miss Philippines Shamcey Supsup during the Operation Smile Medical Mission held Thursday, August 25. (Photo Credit: @MissUChina on Twitter)
Here's the list of Miss Universe 2011 candidates:
Albania, Xhesika Berberi
Angola, Leila Lopes
Argentina, Natalie Rodriquez
Aruba, Gillain Berry
Australia, Scherri-lee Biggs
Bahamas, Anastagia Pierre
Belgium, Justine De Jonckheere
Bolivia, Olivia Pinheiro
Botswana, Larona Motlatsi Kgabo
Brazil, Priscila Machado
British Virgin Islands, Sheroma Hodge
Canada, Chelsae Durocher
Cayman Islands, Cristin Alexander
Chile, Vanessa Ceruti
China, Luo Zilin
Colombia, Catalina Robayo
Costa Rica, Johanna Solano
Croatia, Natalija Prica
Curacao, Eva Van Putten
Cyprus, Andriani Karantoni
Czech Republic, Jitka Novackova
Denmark, Sandra Amer
Dominican Republic, Dalia Fernandez
Ecuador, Claudia Schiess
Egypt, Sara El Khouly
El Salvador, Mayra Aldana
Estonia, Madli Vilsar
Finland, Pia Pakarinen
France, Laury Thilleman
Georgia, Eka Gurtskaia
Germany, Valeria Bystritskaia
Ghana, Erica Nego
Great Britain, Chloe-Beth Morgan
Greece, Iliana Papageorgiou
Guam, Shayna Jo Afaisen
Guatemala, Alejandra Barillas
Guyana, Kara Lord
Haiti, Anedie Azael
Honduras, Keilyn Gomez
Hungary, Betta Lipcsei
India, Vasuki Sunkavalli
Indonesia, Nadine Alexandra
Ireland, Aoife Hannon
Israel, Kim Edry
Italy, Elisa Torrini
Jamaica, Shakira Martin
Japan, Maria Kamiyama
Kazakhstan, Valeriya Aleinikova
Korea, Sora Chong
Kosovo, Aferdita Dreshaj
Lebanon, Yara El Khoury-Mikhael
Malaysia, Deborah Henry
Mauritius, Laetitia Darche
Mexico, Karin Ontiveros
Montenegro, Nikolina Loncar
Netherlands, Kelly Weekers
New Zealand, Priyani Puketapu
Nicaragua, Adriana Dorn
Nigeria, Sophie Gemal
Panama, Sheldry Saez
Paraguay, Alba Riquelme
Peru, Natalie Vertiz
Philippines, Shamcey Supsup
Poland, Rozlia Mancewicz
Portugal, Laura Goncalves
Puerto Rico, Viviana Ortiz
Romania, Larisa Popa
Russia, Natalia Gantimurova
Serbia, Anja Saranovic
Singapore, Valerie Shu Xian Lim
Slovak Republic, Dagmar Kolesarova
Slovenia, Ema Jagodic
South Africa, Bokang Montjane
Spain, Paula Guillo
Sri Lanka, Stephanie Siriwardhana
St. Lucia, Joy-Ann Biscette
Sweden, Ronnia Fornstedt
Switzerland, Kerstin Cook
Tanzania, Nelly Kamwelu
Thailand, Chanyasorn Sakornchan
Trinidad & Tobago, Gabrielle Walcott
Turkey, Melisa Asli Pamuk
Turks & Caicos, Easher Parker
U.S. Virgin Islands, Alexandrya Evans
Ukraine, Olesia Stefanko
Uruguay, Fernanda Semino
USA, Alyssa Campanella
Venezuela, Vanessa Goncalves
Vietnam, Hoang My Vu
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