Paris Hilton: Celebrity News

Posted on 01 Apr 2007 by Paris

In an interesting PR move, animal rights group PETA announced its intentions to hire socialite Paris Hilton as the star of a new campaign against burgers. The President of PETA, Ingrid Newkirk commented on the announcement saying, “We were looking for an intelligent, sophisticated woman with a history of passionately supporting different causes. Paris just seemed like a clean, natural fit for us.�

The burger campaign will focus on the plight of cows subjected to farm factory conditions and the affect such industries have on worldwide global carbon emissions. “We’re looking to really make people take notice of this one,� said Newkirk. “We hope to show that these tasty meals are coming from beautiful, living creatures.� The first ads will feature Paris (while wearing lingerie) eviscerating a cow carcass while also eating a hamburger.

Hilton was visibly excited over the first couple proofs. “My God, look how HOT I am! That is so cool,� she exclaimed. “I’m just so happy to help. I had no idea burgers came from cows. I’ve been telling everyone to stay away from Burger King and just eat at Wendy’s or something. I guess they get their burgers from Canada or somewhere and it’s better. Wow, look at my ass.�

The new ads from PETA will start appearing online in May and soon afterwards will run in most major magazines.

It’s worth noting that today is April 1, 2007

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Posted on 01 Apr 2007 by Paris

Paris Hilton is seeking support from Simple Life co-star Nicole Richie as she anticipates a court hearing next month.

The hotel heiress has been accused of driving while banned and could face 90 days in jail when her fate is decided on April 17.

A source told the Daily Star: "Nicole knows exactly what Paris is going through. Nicole was arrested for driving the wrong way on an eight-lane highway last year and then spent time in rehab. She is one of many of Paris's pals who are doing everything they can to cheer her up."

Hilton was banned from driving following a drink-related reckless driving offence in September, but she allegedly got back behind the wheel last month. Her spokesman Elliot Mintz has claimed that she was not aware that her licence had been suspended.

He added: "The situation is being handled by Paris's attorney."

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Posted on 30 Mar 2007 by Paris

Paris Hilton and her new boyfriend, Desperate Housewives star Josh Henderson, showed some PDA as they left Koi restaurant hand in hand and happily posed for the many waiting photographers. “They weren’t very shy about showcasing their affection – kissing and touching each other,” a fellow diner says.

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Posted on 29 Mar 2007 by Paris

check out the full gallery pictures here

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Posted on 27 Mar 2007 by Paris

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Posted on 24 Mar 2007 by Paris

  

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Posted on 24 Mar 2007 by Paris

Eleven people have been charged with the theft of passenger property at Los Angeles International Airport, prosecutors said on Friday, including a baggage screener accused of stealing a $100,000 watch from Paris Hilton's bag.

The suspects, who also included two U.S. Transportation Security Administration screeners charged with taking a $7,000 watch belonging to R&B singer Keyshia Cole, were arrested as part of a crackdown on crime at the airport.

Prosecutors say George Penaranda, a 27-year-old TSA screener, was spotted by a co-worker taking a Paris Hilton Limited Edition watch from the hotel heiress's bag, slipping it into his glove and then his pocket in May of 2006.

Penaranda replaced the watch, which was valued at $100,000, after he realized that he had been observed, City Attorney's spokesman Frank Mateljan said. He was charged with grand theft and faces a maximum sentence of one year in jail and a $1,000 fine if he is convicted.

Screeners Qualonda Matthews, 32, and Millicent Pounds, 49, were charged with one count of grand theft, one count of misappropriation of property and one count of conspiracy.

Prosecutors say that after Cole left her $7,000 watch behind at a security checkpoint, Matthews and Pounds took it from the airport's lost property section and ultimately sold it in Las Vegas.

The eight other people charged included five TSA screeners, two employees of an airport subcontractor and a transient.

The crackdown is the result of a task force involving nearly a dozen law enforcement agencies, including the city attorney's office, Los Angeles Police Department, U.S. Department of Homeland Security and the TSA.

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