Casey Johnson, longtime friend of Paris Hilton, passes away

Paris Hilton’s childhood friend, Casey Johnson, heiress of the Johnson & Johnson empire, passed away. Casey was supposed to play the role of Nicole Richie in the Simple Life, but she turned down Paris Hilton’s invitation and then said that it was “the stupidest mistake of [her] life” to have rejected it.

Paris Hilton told Life & Style magazine: “I am devastated to hear this news. I’ve known Casey since I was a baby. She had a big heart and she was a good friend. I feel so sad, I don’t want to believe it. My condolences go out to her family and loved ones.”

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How Paris Hilton saved one endangered species

Reported by Mother Nature Network. Article edited by PHS. Back in 2007 a small, but ambitious film project called “The 11th Hour” was released. It was innovative in several regards. It featured narration by a major A-list celebrity, Leonardo diCaprio. It included a massive compilation of over 100 interviews with leading environmental experts, and it was also one of the first films to link to an “Action Campaign” website. The producers of the film hoped it would rouse a new generation of environmental activists. For a variety of reasons, the film did not do well at the box office and it didn’t deliver on the first count. But the film was far from a failure. As Tzeporah explained, the film’s premiere which was attended by a host of A-list celebs, was just the ticket she needed to save one of the most important carbon sinks in North America. Forest Ethics, the nonprofit co-founded by Tzeporah, had been in a several year battle with the Canadian government to prevent logging of an ancient forest in Northern Canada, the last refuge of the endangered Caribou. Despite very successful campaigning and widespread public support, Forest Ethics’ cries fell on deaf ears. The government was unmoved and it seemed logging would proceed. That’s when “11th Hour” was released. Tzeporah came down to the premier where she briefly met Paris Hilton. It was a 2 minute meeting that would alter the fate of one endangered species and pave the way for a new kind of celebrity-fueled activism. The photo of their meeting quickly landed on the front page of hundreds of newspapers across Canada, followed by 2 weeks of nonstop interview requests. British Columbia Premier Gordon Campbell then made a sudden about-face on his previous position and signed to protect the 2.2 million hectares of threatened rainforest. Play the clip below to listen to Tzeporah’s comments about her meeting with Paris Hilton:

Happy New Year 2010!

For the first time in many years, instead of hosting a party, Paris Hilton has decided to simply “[spend] New Years in Aspen!!!

She recently said to Radar Online: “I love Aspen I have been coming here since I was a little girl.”
Happy New Year 2010!

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Ivana Chubbuck’s advice to Paris Hilton

Ivana Chubbuck is an acting teacher who has trained professional actors/actresses such as Halle Berry. She aso worked with Paris Hilton for the Hottie and the Nottie. The Age AU reports:
“Ivana Chubbuck was recently asked to work with Paris Hilton. She refused several times, she says, but ”after I met her, I thought, ‘This is a person who is quite misunderstood by the public. She’s not stupid. She has not had – without revealing her secrets – an easy life.’ ” It wasn’t Hilton’s acting that Chubbuck worked on, she adds, but her view of herself. ”She is much less in the media at the moment, and that has a lot to do with me saying to her, ‘Respect yourself’.””

Paris Hilton poses with Piglette

Paris Hilton poses Miss Piglette next to her Christmas tree for Hello magazine.

In an interview with Hello, Paris said that the lowest point for her in 2009 was when was her house was robbed: “That was so scary and invasive: knowing that someone was in my home, going through all my things and taking my personal possessions.”
The highlight of 2009 was the filming of the BFF shows.
Paris is also upset at the death of Michael Jackson: “He played in my recording studio and had fun going through all my rooms. He loved my recording studio and my dog house. He loved this house. It was such a shock when he died, I couldn’t believe it. I was so upset and it still hasn’t really sunk in.”

Piers Morgan and Paris Hilton say 'I do' in Las Vegas...

In typical Vegas style, Mr Morgan, who announced his engagement to writer Celia Walden only two weeks ago, got ‘hitched’ under the watchful eyes of an Elvis impersonator, a Marilyn Monroe lookalike and several Rat Pack mimics.
Mr Morgan, 44, joked of his ‘Sin City’ wedding with Paris Hilton: ‘You know what it’s like – you have a few drinks, spend too long on the blackjack table, get over-excited and decide to do something silly.
‘I have to say, Paris scrubbed up to be a beautiful bride. It was magical.’
However, given The Mail on Sunday columnist’s reputation for self-promotion, it will come as little surprise to discover that the wedding was staged for his forthcoming ITV1 show.