Viewers that have tuned in for the first two episodes of Stylista so far have been treated to a glimpse inside the fashion world... and inside a brewing feud between Megan and, well, everyone else. Or so it seems.

But - shockingly! - reality television may not always tell the full truth. That's the gist of Megan's side of things.

Yes, we were the first site to speak to the controversial contestant. Here's what she had to say about life in the Stylista spotlight:

Stylista Fanatic: Thanks for taking the time to speak with us. Let's start with your portrayal on the show. Do you think it's accurate?
Megan: No. Not at all. The people who know me well, my friends and family, find it hysterical. I mean, is there really such a thing as "reality" TV? In my opinion, no.

Stylista Fanatic: Did you go into the show with a plan to be the villain?
Megan: I don't think anyone wants to be portrayed as a villain to the entire country. I knew what I signed up, but there is a lot of editing involved. Truth is, I'm a kind, compassionate person. I was just in a competitive environment and they chose to show certain sides to me. It's frustrating.

Stylista Fanatic: Do you think it's fair that the fashion industry has a reputation for being mean-spirited? Did the show reflect the true nature of the business?
Megan: Fashion is a business, like any other. People get passionate about the industry, sure, but every industry is cut-throat. At the end of the day, for me at least, it's just a job. I don't eat, sleep and breathe fashion.

Stylista Fanatic: How have things changed for you since the show ended?
Megan: Well, four days after being released to the world again, I was actually misdiagnosed with cancer. I had had a lump in my throat during shooting, so I knew something was wrong. But I had to focus on the show. I'm great now, though.

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Sadly, last night's Stylista elimination lent credence to the saying that nice guys finish last.

Following a trying day - which included a hospitalization for hives - Jason was voted off the show after his team finished last in the Editorial Challenge. We just got off the phone with the aspiring designer - and we're happy to report that he's doing well...

Stylista Fanatic: Thanks for taking this time, Jason. First, we have to ask: how are you feeling?
Jason: I'm fine now, thank you. What happened was an accumulation of three days of sickness... and I didn't expect to have to go the hospital of course. But it all cleared up quickly and I'm doing great now.

Stylista Fanatic: Can you talk about the tension within the house? It seemed like Megan and Kate were at each other's throats every second. Did that make it difficult to focus on the tasks?
Jason: It did. You do the best you can in the surroundings, but I'll just say this: it's obvious some people are on the show just to be a model on Maxim or Playboy. They don't actually care about the fashion world. That might make for good television, but it definitely interferes with any focus on anything outside of constant drama.

Stylista Fanatic: Would you go on a show like this again?
Jason: Sure. So many people were just concerned with being dramatic and mean-spirited. But I'd do reality TV again if only to prove that you can be kind and generous and still be a success in the fashion world. The industry gets such a bad reputation sometimes.

Stylista Fanatic: Do you think Stylista will have the sort of long run as America's Next Top Model?
Jason: Not really. Not unless they make it less full of drama. There was only one Devil Wears Prada. You couldn't make that movie again and again. I think there will be only one Stylista, as well.

Stylista Fanatic: What are you up to now?
Jason: I moved to New York City. And I'm working on a fashion line for men and women. I also have a fragrance in the works and I'm involved in a number of charitable organizations. I actually attended an event for Haitichildren.com last night. Everything is great.

Fights, challenges and a case of the hives highlight "Hidden Gems," the second episode of Stylista.

Which contestants got into a screaming match? Which was sent to the hospital? Read about it all now with our detailed recap.

Team Megan Sucks went in search of a hidden gem.

Here's a chance to familiarize yourself with Anne Slowey a bit more.

The star of Stylista speaks out in an interview below:

I wanna drop kick her in the face.

- Devin on Kate

Based on the Stylista clips we've uncovered from this week's episode, it doesn't look like anyone is a fan of Kate. Below, we've published two more videos from the latest episode of this CW reality series...

You're a f@*king bitch!

- Megan to Kate

She kinda looks like she got dressed on crack.

- Anne judging Kate's mannequin

Indeed, it looks to be a tough second episode for contestant Kate on Stylista. Enjoy the following three clips from next week's installment...

It's part of any good reality show: housemates hating on one another.

Here's a clip of Kate explaining her feeling toward Megan in last night's series premiere...

Following the series premiere of Stylista, viewers have a good idea of what Anne Slowey looks for in fashion... and breakfast.

What actually went down in the first season's first episode? Read out full recap now and find out which contestant has already been sent home.

Anne Slowey schools her minions on what ought to be served for breakfast.

Considering the fact that Stylista contestants are competing to land a job at an editorial assistant at ELLE, it's natural to wonder: what does that entail?

Anne Slowey answered that question in a recent interview with The Los Angeles Times:

What do assistants - or "junior editors" - at Elle do?
Well! This will be interesting to figure out when it comes time for the person to begin the job! People keep saying they're working for me -- I haven't been told they are. . . . So they'll probably do a rotation -- like a first-year med student!

Usually that position makes like $20,000 a year or something, right?
I think it's more than that! I should know. I think my assistant makes closer to $30,000. I feel like when we started it was $18,000, $20,000.

Anne Slowey is offering Stylista competitors the chance to assist her at ELLE.

On Stylista, contestants will be judged on their personal style, how well the complete challenges (such as delivering a healthy breakfast to Anne Slowey) and the pages they create for ELLE.

Of course, there’s no shortage of cruelty on the part of some of the contestants along the way.

Here's a preview for tonight's series premiere: