Paris Hilton: News Headlines

Posted on 13 Sep 2007 by Paris

Playing For Good Foundation Philanthropic Awards Ceremony in Palma de Mallorca (August 31, 2007)

Paris Hilton Partying in Pure Nightclub in Las Vegas (LQ) (September 2, 2007)

50 Cents Party at the Hard Rock Hotel - Las Vegas (September 8, 2007)

2007 MTV Video Music Awards (September 9, 2007)

Pokies Candids at Toronto International Airport (September 10, 2007)

Los Angeles Confidential Magazine’s Emmy Party in West Hollywood (September 11, 2007)

Paris Hilton Picture Gallery

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Posted on 12 Sep 2007 by Paris

Paris Hilton has so many pets she has to employ a zoo keeper to look after them all.

The socialite has a menagerie of animals, including dogs, cats, ferrets, rabbits and monkeys, and she allows most of them to roam free around her house.

Due to her busy schedule, Paris has a keeper who cares for her beloved beasts when she is away from them.

She told Elle magazine: "My animals make me really happy. I just love my pets. I have 11 dogs, three ferrets, two rabbits, two monkeys and three cats.

"The monkeys and ferrets are at my ranch, but the dogs and cats and bunnies run around my house. I have this guy, Eric, who's like a zoo keeper, and he's with them all the time. He loves them, and I love them, too. But since I work a lot I'm not always home."

Paris got into trouble with California's animal authorities when she bought a kinkajou during a trip to Las Vegas in 2005.

The 26-year-old star was eventually forced to give up the racoon-like pet, which she named Baby Luv, after it was deemed to be illegal to own as a pet.

The same year, Paris was also allegedly forced to return a baby kangaroo after having it flown to the US from Queensland, Australia.

Her pets include a Rottweiler called Tyson, Rascal the Ferret and her famous Chihuahuas Tinkerbell and Bambi.

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Posted on 10 Sep 2007 by Paris

It was a great, fun night at LAX in Las Vegas Saturday ... Christina Aguilera hosted the party, the guest list was sparkling with stars like Paris Hilton, Adrien Grenier, Melanie Brown, Criss Angel & Xtina's hubby Jordan Bratman.

But Xtina & Jordan got the surprise of their lives when at 2 am, Paris Hilton took to the mic & innocently overwhelmed Xtina with a compliment ... but at the same time exposing a secret that Xtina hasn't announced officially!

Paris announced: "Congratulations to the most beautiful pregnant woman in the world. You're gorgeous!" ooops!

Christina & Jordan looked shocked at that point! She leaned on her hubby's shoulder as their friends at the VIP booth looked stunned!
But they soon got over it & continued to part-ay!

Christina tried to hide her visible bump beneath a pink chiffon mini-dress, but it was pretty obvious!

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Posted on 09 Sep 2007 by Paris

The guy who tried to start a splashy nightspot in Florida with Paris Hilton and alleged fraud artist Lou Pearlman is giving Club Paris a total face-lift -- and you won't believe how mad he still is over their fizzled three-year venture! Bitter party of one?

TMZ just got the press release for the "grand opening" of Dolce Nightclub -- formerly Club Paris -- in Orlando, Fla., and it's anything but sweet. Before he says anything about his "new" joint, owner Fred Khalilian launches into a tirade about suffering "a substantial amount of financial damages due to ... Paris Hilton and Lou Pearlman," and accuses Pearlman of "ripping off thousands of innocent people," which Khalilian says caused the demise of Club Paris.

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Posted on 08 Sep 2007 by Paris

Paris Hilton is suing over the use of her picture and catchphrase "That's hot" on a greeting card. Hilton sued Hallmark Cards Inc. in U.S. District Court seeking an injunction and unspecified damages to be determined at trial.

According to the lawsuit filed Thursday, the card is titled "Paris's First Day as a Waitress" and shows a photo of Hilton's face on a cartoon of a waitress serving a plate of food to a patron. In a dialogue bubble she says, "Don't touch that, it's hot." The customer cartoon asks, "What's hot?" She answers, "That's hot."

The suit says Hilton owns the trademark "That's hot," which was registered on Feb. 13, 2007.

The lawsuit claims commercial appropriation of identity, invasion of privacy, misappropriation of publicity, false representation that Hilton endorses the product, and infringement of a federally registered trademark. The damages would be based on profits from the $2.49 cards, said Hilton attorney Brent Blakely.

Hallmark defended the card as parody, which is normally protected under fair-use law.

"Some of Hallmark's new humor greeting cards are parodies of today's most popular celebrities and politicians," said Hallmark spokeswoman Julie O'Dell in an e-mailed statement.

"These cards take a satirical look at news and gossip surrounding these public figures, including Paris Hilton, and we do not believe Hallmark has violated any of Ms. Hilton's rights," she said.

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