Are you puzzled by Paris? Have you wondered exactly what odious forces must have converged to produce the epitome of all that is trashy, vapid and excessive -- Paris Hilton?
November 19, 2006 (Press Release) --
Are you puzzled by Paris? Have you wondered exactly what odious forces must have converged to produce the epitome of all that is trashy, vapid and excessive -- Paris Hilton?
Thrust into a night-vision spotlight when her infamous sex video was released, Paris has seemed unconcerned with rehabbing her image. She cooed "Happy Birthday" to Hugh Hefner on his 80th birthday, broke up a marriage on the set of "House of Wax" and even had the gall to poke fun at her recent DUI arrest by dressing up as a sexy cop for Halloween.
Was Miss Vacuous created in a vacuum?
Oh, dear FLUFF readers, I'm afraid not. Paris Hilton is the result of the kind of bad breeding that goes back for generations. And now you can read all about it, in the just-released House of Hilton: From Conrad to Paris: A Drama of Wealth, Power, and Privilege (Crown, $24.95), written by Jerry Oppenheimer.
"From the start of my research, I felt that if one wanted to know how Paris Hilton became a singular phenomenon of the new millennium, one had to know where she came from," Oppenheimer writes.
To answer the question literally, Paris the Heiress came from a woman who was conceived in the backseat of a 1957 black Chevrolet convertible.
Who's who in the Hilton family? Here are a few portraits.
Source: http://www.msn.com
Posted by PAIGE WISER
Thrust into a night-vision spotlight when her infamous sex video was released, Paris has seemed unconcerned with rehabbing her image. She cooed "Happy Birthday" to Hugh Hefner on his 80th birthday, broke up a marriage on the set of "House of Wax" and even had the gall to poke fun at her recent DUI arrest by dressing up as a sexy cop for Halloween.
Was Miss Vacuous created in a vacuum?
Oh, dear FLUFF readers, I'm afraid not. Paris Hilton is the result of the kind of bad breeding that goes back for generations. And now you can read all about it, in the just-released House of Hilton: From Conrad to Paris: A Drama of Wealth, Power, and Privilege (Crown, $24.95), written by Jerry Oppenheimer.
"From the start of my research, I felt that if one wanted to know how Paris Hilton became a singular phenomenon of the new millennium, one had to know where she came from," Oppenheimer writes.
To answer the question literally, Paris the Heiress came from a woman who was conceived in the backseat of a 1957 black Chevrolet convertible.
Who's who in the Hilton family? Here are a few portraits.
Source: http://www.msn.com
Posted by PAIGE WISER
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