Paris Hilton waves as she accepts the Harvard Lampoon's 'Woman of the Year' award at Harvard in Cambridge,
NBC is pumping up the return of "My Name is Earl" with a guest shot by Paris Hilton. Hilton appears as herself in a dream sequence. Earl has been knocked unconscious and various things from his life and imagination are bleeding into his fevered mind.
Her appearance will come in the one-hour episode on April 3 that is the first new material following the writers strike settlement.
"When we wrote the role of Paris Hilton in the script, we weren't exactly sure who to go with for the role," said Greg Garcia, the show's executive producer. "But after an exhausting search we finally settled on a relatively unknown actress by the name of Paris Hilton."
Hilton has just finished work on the movie "Repo: The Genetic Opera."
Saucy pop star Rihanna says her butt is her best asset.
The sexy Umbrella singer Rihanna admits she loves to show off her curvy derriere in tight-fitting clothes because it drives men wild.
She said: "I absolutely love my bum, and I keep working at it because I want it to be perfect. It makes my clothes look good, and guys like it!"
Although she is proud of her rear, Rihanna hates her legs because she thinks they are too bulky.
She added: "I really don't like my legs, I'm very insecure about them.
Everyone wants to have slim, perfectly-toned legs and I'm no different. I do weights as part of my fitness regime but I don't want my legs to bulk up so I do a lot of cardio to balance everything out."
Rihanna, 20, has also confessed she hasn't ruled out having cosmetic surgery in the future if certain parts of her body start to "drop".
She said: "If my breasts started to drop, I might not like that. So I would consider every option. But for the next 20 to 25 years, I'm going to stay as natural as possible."
Rihanna says her butt is her best asset. The sexy singer admits she loves to show off her curvy derriere in tight-fitting clothes because it drives men wild.
She said: "I absolutely love my bum, and I keep working at it because I want it to be perfect. It makes my clothes look good, and guys like it!"
Although she is proud of her rear, Rihanna hates her legs because she thinks they are too bulky.
She added: "I really don't like my legs, I'm very insecure about them. Everyone wants to have slim, perfectly-toned legs and I'm no different. I do weights as part of my fitness regime but I don't want my legs to bulk up so I do a lot of cardio to balance everything out."
Rihanna, 20, has also confessed she hasn't ruled out having cosmetic surgery in the future if certain parts of her body start to "drop."
She said: "If my breasts started to drop, I might not like that. So I would consider every option. But for the next 20 to 25 years, I'm going to stay as natural as possible."
Christina Ricci wants to reinvent herself as a big budget action star.
The actress confesses she was bitten by the action bug while starring in racecar thriller Speed Racer - and she is calling on directors to offer her more high-impact roles.
She says, "I just did Speed Racer. There's a lot of action and fighting. I really got into it.
"Ever since then I want to be an action star. I'm too small to be a reasonable action star. But I can be a spy, because it's good to be small if you're a spy. Because I can fit into small spaces.
"I also want to play a cop. I also wanna have that uniform".
Pop singer Mariah Carey has admitted that she would love to have kids.
In an interview with E! Entertainment Radio, XM and Sirius, the 38 year old singer expressed her desire to have kids.
"Obviously having a kid is a commitment for life," E! News quoted Carey as saying.
"I really would have to be very, very positive that I was in a place where I could completely focus and put everything into the job of being someone's mommy cause it's hard enough to have a puppy," she added.
Hello, Norma Jean. Again. Marilyn Monroe has been gone for more than 45 years, but she's with us now as ever, thanks to the never-ending string of women and a few men for whom she is an inspiration, or just a costume. The latest wanna-be, Lindsay Lohan, went for the Marilyn of "The Last Sitting," a gutsy move given that it was the last photo shoot before Monroe died of a drug overdose, and Lohan knows a thing or two about substance abuse. Lohan, newly sprung from rehab, was clearly trying to alert Hollywood that she's back in the business, but will it work? Hard to say. Judging by these pictures, Lindsay is no Marilyn. In fact, we rounded up other Monroe imitators who we think do the job at least as well as Lohan. But you be the judge.
Jessica Alba was bullied and branded a "slut" when she was in school after developing her full bosom at a young age.
The actress revealed that the main culprits were her classmates' "self-righteous" mothers and her elementary school principal, who made her life miserable.
Writing in 'If I'd Known Then' a forthcoming book of essays by female celebrities Alba writes: "The accusation still ricochets. They think I'm a slut?'"
Revealing her first kiss at the age of 7, Alba also handed out advice to teenaged girls, urging them to have safe sex. "Boys are awful. They are made of nothing but hormones until they're about 20 or 21," she wrote.
"It's fun to have a crush, but don't think it's forever," Alba added. The essay collection, set for publication this spring, features letters by famous women, 35 or younger, written to their younger selves. Contributors include Olympic soccer gold medallist Julia Foudy, activist Zainab Salbi and actress Danica McKellar.