Paris Hilton insists Eminem knew nothing about the humiliation that was headed his way at the hands of Sacha Baron Cohen during Sunday night’s MTV Movie Awards – because friends behind the scenes told her to expect a big surprise at the ceremony. Read the rest of this entry »
Stephanie Pratt is waiting for an apology from socialite Paris Hilton after the heiress slammed her MTV reality series, The Hills. Paris created waves at the Fifi Awards in New York City Wednesday when she blasted the show’s portrayal of her boyfriend Doug Reinhardt in a statement to Us Weekly. Read the rest of this entry »
Paris Hilton not welcome on a yacht? Puhleeze! The fame-seeking heiress has taken to her MySpace Blog to debunked reorts that she and boyfriend Doug Reinhardt were kicked off a yacht in Cannes last week for some stomach-turnng public displays of mating.
Paris writes: “That story some tabloid ran about my boyfriend and I on a yacht is such a lie that it’s a joke! That was my good friend’s boat and first of all she would never ask me to leave and second of all I would never do that.”
The heiress goes on to complain about the media creating bogus stories about her. So what else is new? She adds, “It’s so lame that people will just create these crazy stories. I can’t believe the stories people will make up, so gross! I’m so sick of all these false rumors, it’s not fair that writers can get away it. They have no credibility.”
Heiress Paris Hilton and her boyfriend Doug Reinhardt — star of MTV’s The Hills – were forced to walk the gangplank after they were spied swapping spit during an upscale yacht party in Cannes over the weekend. Read the rest of this entry »
Paris Hilton misplaced her Blackberry during a trip to France this week and the heiress is frantically seeking the mobile device before her personal emails, text messages, and phone numbers of her celebrity friends are leaked online. Read the rest of this entry »
The economic crunch has hit professional party girl Paris Hilton. According to The NY Post’s Page Six, Paris wanted $100,000 from party organizers in Cannes to show up at their events, but P.H.– who is in France for the premiere of her documentary Paris, Not France — was in for a rude awakening when not a single organizer would plop down cash to party with the star.
“No one bit. They aren’t about to pay her. It’s not 2002,” one event producer said. “We think she got some money from the club VIP, but everyone else is running for the hills.”
Her womb remains unoccupied (Thank God), but Paris Hilton has already selected the names she’s going to give her children — as well as the celebrity powercouple who will play their godparents.
The heiress wants to pay tribute to pals David and Victoria Beckham by naming them godparents of her unborn children.
“I am going to ask Victoria and David to be godparents to my children,” Paris told The Daily Mirror this week. “We had dinner with them in LA and really hit it off.”
“I’m going to name my kids David and Victoria because she is so hot and I want kids as beautiful as her.”
Paris Hilton blames the scandalous sex tape that turned her into a tabloid darling for preventing her from fulfilling her dreams of becoming a modern day Princess Diana. Read the rest of this entry »
Paris, Not France, a documentary on the life of celebutante Paris Hilton, will premiere on MTV this summer. The controversial 68-minute-short film, which premiered at the Cannes Film Festival in France over the weekend, Paris, Not France, first opened at the Toronto Film Festival in 2006.
Paris, Not France never saw the light of day after the heiress became concerned about how the public would react to it. But after three years of disputes between Paris and the film’s creators, producers agreed that a number of the objectionable scenes would be chopped and tossed on the cutting room floor — which prompted Paris to rally behind this raw look at her life.
Official Plot Description: “PARIS, NOT FRANCE provides an intimate and provocative look at the world’s first new media star – Paris Hilton. Shot in London, New York, Tokyo, Los Angeles and Las Vegas, the film explores the business of being Paris Hilton, and the human being that lies beneath the public persona. Adria Petty’s documentary attempts to explore how the Paris phenomenon came to be, and how it defines this moment in culture. With additional commentary from the Hilton family, friends and media experts ranging from Donald Trump, Camille Paglia, Jeff Vespa of WireImage, Richard Johnson of Page Six and more, the film poses the ultimate questions – What is so fascinating about Paris Hilton? And why are we such a celebrity obsessed culture?“