Celebrity Vivids

Picture from PEOPLE. Paris Hilton is a better person.

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Paris Hilton says in an interview from jail she’s a changed woman who now appreciates “things I took for granted” and plans to use her fame “in a good way.”


“I’m so much more grateful for everything that I have, even just to have a pillow at night or food,” Hilton told E! News’s Ryan Seacrest in a phone conversation from Century Regional Correctional Facility.

Hilton, who is scheduled to be released next week, says she plans to use her celebrity for good – and doesn’t want to be the object of ridicule anymore.

“You know my gratitude has gone up so much and I just realize that the media used me to make fun of and be mean about it,” she tells Seacrest in the interview for Thursday’s show. “Frankly [I’m] sick of it and I want to use my fame in a good way.”

Of her life behind bars, Hilton, who was jailed for violating probation for driving with a suspended license, says it’s been difficult being kept from her family. “I am behind glass and I want to give my dad a big hug and they won’t even let me do that.”

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It’d be more believable if she had just let her actions do the talking. I’m sick of her giving interviews from her prison cell. It’s so lame. She should get a grip and just finish her sentence.

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Picture from PEOPLE. Paris Hilton crying after being ordered back to prison.

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Images of the wailing, disheveled millionaire heiress to the Hilton hotel fortune being driven back to jail Friday eclipsed other news coverage in the US media so much that one commentator likened it to the attention paid to the September 11, 2001 attacks.


And while the paparazzi-pursued bombshell’s return jaunt to the slammer earned both cheers and jeers from a public weary from Paris-overload, analysts said her reincarceration after one day of freedom cast a spotlight on the drive for equal penalties for the rich and famous.

“Here, primarily because of who Paris Hilton is, the judge wanted to send a very strong message,” said Jean Rosenbluth, professor of law at University of Southern California.

“If the very same action were taken for someone who wasn’t a celebrity it would have been very rare for a judge to go back and hold this hearing and order her to prison again,” she said.

Hilton was released from jail Thursday on the local sheriff’s order after serving five days of a 45-day sentence, which she earned by violating probation after a drunk driving arrest and driving with a suspended license.

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She probably thought doing a couple of days would be enough to silent everyone. She probably went in just for fun, thinking it’s only for a couple of days. She probably thought she could buy her way out. She probably thought she could get away from going to prison. She was wrong.

It’s not a game, Miss Hilton. She’s violated the laws and she shall pay for it.

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Picture from PEOPLE. Paris Hilton released from jail in 3 days.

Paris Hilton was released from a Los Angeles County jail early Thursday because of an unspecified medical problem and will fulfill the remainder of her sentence for probation violation in home confinement, a sheriff’s spokesman said.


The 26-year-old hotel heiress was sent home shortly after 2 a.m. wearing an electronic monitoring ankle bracelet, sheriff’s spokesman Steve Whitmore said.

Hilton was sentenced to 45 days for violating her probation in a reckless driving case, but had been expected to serve 23 days in jail because of state rules allowing shorter sentences for good behavior.

She ended up spending three full days at the all-women’s facility in Lynwood, but because she checked in late Sunday and left early Thursday, authorities credited her with five days of time served. She’ll be confined to her Hollywood Hills home for 40 days.

Hey, I’ve expected this, just not this soon. This is terribly unfair and they can’t even think up a good enough medical condition? Perhaps her genital herpes have flared up all of a sudden and orange cotton/polyester ain’t helping much to alleviate the itch.

BOO HOO to America’s state of justice!

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Picture from PEOPLE. Paris Hilton receives second visitor in prison.

Paris Hilton got her second visitor in jail: her psychiatrist.


Dr. Charles Sophy, the Beverly Hills therapist who has been treating her for the past eight months, entered the jail with Hilton’s lawyer Tuesday and stayed for about two hours.

Both left without commenting.

Last month, Sophy had told a judge that Hilton was so upset by her jail sentence that she was “not capable of any meaningful participation” in a $10 million slander and libel lawsuit against her.

“She is emotionally distraught and traumatized as a consequence of the findings at the May 4 hearing, the jail sentence imposed upon her by the judge, and her fear of incarceration,” Sophy wrote in papers filed by Hilton’s lawyers.

Guess it’s no surprise that one of Paris Hilton’s first visitors would be a shrink. How could poor princess Paris Hilton endure such tormenting experience? Born with a silver spoon but suddenly thrown into prison must have fooked up her mind big time. Get well soon, Paris!

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Picture from PEOPLE. Paris Hilton’s Prison Mugshot

Sheriff’s Cmdr. Dennis Conte described Scott as a consummate professional who will ensure Hilton is treated the same as other inmates.


“She possesses the administrative and interpersonal skills to perform her duties in an extremely competent manner,” he said.

Hilton was booked Sunday to serve a 45-day sentence for violating probation in an alcohol-related reckless driving case by driving with a suspended license. Good time credit is expected to shrink her term to 23 days.

Scott refused an interview request Monday.

Scott’s law enforcement career began in 1980. She has worked in jails, patrol stations and in the food services division of the department.

She was promoted to her current rank two years ago by Sheriff Lee Baca and took command of the downtown Twin Towers Correctional Facility. She later moved over the Lynwood jail.

One thing for sure, Paris Hilton’s jail captain will not be wavered by her so-called fame. I’m looking forward to see a new Paris Hilton emerge from prison. Will this experience make or break her?

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