Does Paris Hilton actually look better after a little jail time?
 

I noticed that too.

http://www.discussworldissues.com/im...ons/icon14.gif

Maybe they wiped some of the ***** off her?

Does Paris Hilton really deserve three threads in these forums?

With such attitude you cannot really expect aneeshm to not flood us with 10 new anti-islam pro-india threads upon his return http://www.discussworldissues.com/fo...ies/tongue.gif

Originally posted by KrazyHorse
http://www.cnn.com/ less useful than http://www.google.com/ig with RSS feeds from WaPo, NYT and BBC

Maybe she doesn't have any make up?

She looks pretty good though.

Originally posted by Kuciwalker


less useful than http://www.google.com/ig with RSS feeds from WaPo, NYT and BBC Already have that (actually no WaPo, but plus CBC)

I still check CNN at least once a day. http://www.discussworldissues.com/fo...lies/smile.gif

Less thug jokes, more carpet licking jokes.

She hasn't got her daily bukkake for a couple of weeks so she's looking better.

If it wasn't for that nose, she'd be nice.

Google pictures from her teen years and compare to the current pictures. She's had so much plastic surgery that you can't tell it is the same person.

Originally posted by bipolarbear
Her hair looked so much better back then http://www.discussworldissues.com/fo...lies/frown.gif
(everything else too)
http://img509.imageshack.us/img509/6...teenbmpoy9.jpg http://www.discussworldissues.com/fo...s/confused.gif Someone turned that kid into a giant bibibo doll!

Yes, she does look better. Except she still has that lazy eye...

I don't bother pretending not to follow the Paris Hilton thing. True, she's famous for absolutely nothing (and she does nothing for society), but then it's not like most other celebrities are worth paying attention to either. If we didn't have celebrities we'd obsess over royalty like the Brits. Paris is plutocrat royalty, natural for America.

Originally posted by Az
will this last? Looks like she finally found puppy love.

why didn't she get bigger boobs then?

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2007/0...p_n_54068.html
CNN Covers CNN Covering Paris Hilton: The Breathless Pre-Interview Story

HuffingtonPost.com | Rachel Sklar | June 27, 2007 06:04 PM

ParisonCNN.JPGTalk about milking the story: Just a few minutes ago at 5:45 pm, CNN covered Paris Hilton arriving at CNN studios for her interview with Larry King. Tracking her from her car into the building — with two cameras, so no angle was missed — CNN ran a full segment catching viewers up with what Hilton had been doing since getting out of jail yesterday (holing up at home; giving an exclusive interview to People for $300,000 undisclosed terms, if any — a magazine which also happens to be owned by Time Warner, just like CNN. Oops, they didn't mention that.) Looking like he wished he could be anywhere else, Wolf Blitzer cut his interview with Bill Cosby about inner city poverty to throw over to Carol Costello who was "watching another story" — the story being the live shot of Paris Hilton getting out of her car, aka the Most Important Story of the Day for which all other stories are totally cut off.

As Costello voice-overed ("Paris Hilton is just arriving at the CNN studios...She's arriving for an exclusive interview with our own Larry King"), the chyron similarly announced that "Paris Hilton Arrives For Post-Jail Interview With CNN's Larry King" (a glorious event which was apparently "Happening Now"). How many "The Most Trusted Name In News" jokes can you make before it just makes you sad? Hilton, shot from ParisexitingcaratCNN.JPGoutside heading into the building, was lobbed from one camera to another as she walked into the building, wearing a feminine lace-edged dress and smelling — get this — a white rose passed to her by her handler. The camera tracked her to the elevator, but if you happened to miss that, well, Costello confirmed it: "You see her going up the elevator to meet with Larry King, to talk to him before the interview." Well then! That clears that up! The "report" wound up at that point, with Wolf telling Costello, "Thanks for that," apparently continuing to uphold his vow to never utter the words "Paris Hilton" on his broadcast. We're feeling for you now, Wolf, honestly.

This Paris Hilton coverage brought to you with reporting from Katherine Thomson, Michelle Kung, Anya Strzemien and Amanda Dobbins. HuffPost is on the story! Or, at least, watching CNN with incredulity. God make it stop.

If you can stomach the read, there's always her article on Wikipedia.

It wasn't. Well not really. At least until the LA Sheriff aparently accepted a bribe or something to violate a judges direct order regarding her sentence.