
Heiress Paris Hilton was photographed on the streets of Manhattan Thursday afternoon, where she filmed an Israeli TV commercial for an Arab lotto sweepstakes — in which one grand prize winner will get an opportunity to join the socialite on a high-end shopping spree.
In proof that celebrities are just like us, only dumber, the gang of Los Angeles teenagers who robbed Young Hollywood blind last year, have revealed how they managed to get into Paris Hilton Hollywood Hills mansion – they walked through the front door using a key the heiress left under the doormat.

The group of five teenagers and a man in his 20s dubbed themselves “The Bling Ring Gang” and managed to steal around $2 million worth of cash, jewelry, clothes, and souvenirs from the homes of celebrities before police began making arrests last fall.
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A Los Angeles man is seeking a protective order against hotel heiress and Hollywood socialite Paris Hilton, who he accuses of stalking and sexually assaulting him.

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Paris did her best Marilyn on the set of photo shoot for her upcoming fragrance campaign on Friday.

“On set today at my new fragrance campaign photo shoot — a la Marilyn Monroe,” the heiress wrote. Paris, 28, already has nine different scents for men and women on the market.
January 18th, 2010 by Cowboy
Tagged as: Celebrities, Celebs behaving badly, Daniel Baldwin, David Bowie, Jane Fonda, Matthew McConaughey, Mel Gibson, Mickey Rourke, Nick Nolte, Paris Hilton, Robert Downey Jr., Zsa Zsa Gabor, james brown

Celebrities are seen as role models to many children, and often adults place them on the same pedestal. Whether it be for fashion inspiration or just for entertainment, we look to celebs as personal friends — even though we will probably never meet them. Something we should all realize, it that they’re human too — and they get arrested like the rest of us. Though many celebs get away with a lot due to special treatment, some don’t; here are 15 of the greatest celebrity arrest rants and mugshots.
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