
Paris hilton . . . is going BACK to jail . . in out in out . . she wears a weave she smokes weed, she does parties all night . . she went to the black side . bwahahah ojk that was unfair, but still she's headin back to jail after a brief release . . and that's sad, and funny and you can't help but feel even slightly sorry for her . . . or maybe you can . . who knows but Paris is in the news for a another month or so . . and that's sad . . .
Here are some of the other headlines regarding this . . I don't think I guve credit to anyone where I should but that's why I don't care. Cuz I don't care except for the picture to the left to the left that's from PEREZ HILTON . . .
Paris Hilton Back in Jail Hospital, Al Sharpton Turns Wrath on Baca
By Karen DiazJun 9, 2007
Paris Hilton was sent screaming and crying back to jail after a judge ruled that she must serve out her sentence behind bars rather than in the comfort of her Hollywood Hills home. "It's not right!" shouted Hilton, who violated her probation in a reckless driving case. "Mom!" she cried out to her mother. That means no Reverend Al Sharpton led marches through the Hollywood Hills. Al was scheduled for a Los Angeles tour of protests - So, now what Al?
Paris Hilton Back in Jail Hospital, Al Sharpton Turns Wrath on Baca
Responding to outcries over Thursday morning's sudden release of Paris Hilton from jail, the Reverend Al Sharpton plans to meet with LA County Sheriff Lee Baca on Monday. After learning of Hilton's early out, Sharpton said it had "all of the appearances of economic and racial favoritism."
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"I think that it's both another glaring display of how race and money seem to get different treatments. There seems to be a different criminal justice system for some than others," Sharpton said. Sharpton whiffs badly on this one playing the race card. Snoop Dogg is not Caucasian, and neither is
Poor Al, with Paris back in the pokey, his Los Angeles vacation won't get the press it once would have. But take heart, she should get out soon and Sharpton can again scream injustice.
AND THEN THERE IS THIS ONE:::
Paris Hilton in Jail: Part Two
BY: Actress Archives Saturday, June 9, 2007
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It seems like the whole world was watching when
Paris Hilton attended the MTV Movie Awards, as the celebutant made a speech and headed off to jail. Just three days later, the world was either elated or shocked when
Paris Hilton was released from jail and assigned to spend the remained for her 45-day sentence under house arrest. All eyes were focused on Friday's court hearing that saw Judge Michael T. Sauer send
Paris Hilton back to the Los Angeles County jail where she had been serving her sentence, despite the fact Los Angeles County Sheriff Lee Baca had released her for "medical problems". Now,
Paris Hilton is back in the slammer for round two of her jail sentence.
With
Paris Hilton behind bars once more, it seems like her weekend plans are shot. Hilton is now undergoing medical and psychiatric examination at the Correctional Treatment Center at Los Angeles County's "Twin Towers" jail facility in downtown Los Angeles. According to Sheriff's Department spokesperson Steve Whitmore, who was quoted by Sign-On San Diego,
Paris Hilton has not been paired with a roommate. "Most of the individuals in the Correctional Treatment Center are alone." The big question remains whether or not
Paris Hilton will be taken back to the same isolated cell at the Century Regional Detention Center in Lynwood. Baca remained vague about her return to the facility, saying he would wait until he learned the outcome of Hilton's medical and psychiatric examinations before deciding where to place the Hilton Hotel heiress.
As for now, it seems
Paris Hilton will spend the weekend at the "Twin Towers" facility in downtown Los Angeles. Sheriff Baca was quoted by Sign-On San Diego as saying
Paris Hilton is temporarily being housed at a facility that, "has a more intense form of medical support and will watch her behavior so that there isn't anything that is harmfully done to herself by herself." While Baca did not explicitly state what
Paris Hilton's medical problems were, he did classify them as "psychological." According to TMZ, those problems seem to be getting worse with each passing day that
Paris Hilton spends in jail.
The latest report out of the Twin Towers medical ward is that
Paris Hilton's condition has worsened. TMZ quoted a law enforcement source that said
Paris Hilton was "teetering on the brink." Hilton is currently being kept in a glass room in the L.A. County jail facility, with a sergeant guarding the door at all times. As well, reports indicate that
Paris Hilton has not slept or eaten since arriving at the Twin Towers facility. The various sources quoted by TMZ reports that
Paris Hilton is "fragile" and "despondent" now that she's behind bars. Another source said
Paris Hilton was "a train wreck," while yet another source called
Paris Hilton "sullen and withdrawn."
Despite her deteriorating condition, TMZ quoted a source, who said that
Paris Hilton is receiving "appropriate medical attention" during her stay in jail. However, according to Elliot Mintz, the once-fired publicist for
Paris Hilton, her stay in jail may not be that long, as her lawyers are in the process of filing in appeal, which will be lodging in court on Monday. It is widely believed that Richard Hutton, the attorney for
Paris Hilton, will file a writ with an appellate court in order to determine if Judge Sauer overstepped his boundaries by ordering
Paris Hilton back to jail after the county sheriff released her into home confinement. One way or another, it's likely that the
Paris Hilton saga will continue for up to 40 more days.
As the details of
Paris Hilton's incarceration and appeal continue to develop, check out check out
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But when the judge's order came down that she had to return to jail, the celebutante's supporters were reduced to stunned silence.
"Oh no," Hilton supporter "Melrose" Larry Green muttered softly, shaking his head at the news that Hilton would be going back to the slammer for violating her probation on a reckless driving conviction.
"People are just jealous of her because her name is Hilton, and she's part of the Hilton hotels," he had said a couple hours earlier after doing a dance to show his support. "I love the Hilton hotels," he added, "especially the one in New York."
The ruling by Superior Court Judge Michael T. Sauer also had its supporters. "I think justice was served," civil-rights activist Najee Ali said. "It helps restore the public confidence that was eroding nationally with the star-struck judicial system."
At the same time, Ali expressed sympathy for the star of TV's "The Simple Life." "This is not a time to celebrate.
It is a time to pray for her and her family," he said. Earlier, news helicopters buzzed Hilton's Hollywood Hills home and paparazzi swarmed a sheriff's patrol car as the sobbing, handcuffed heiress was placed inside and driven to the court.
Inside the courtroom, Hilton's hair was askew and she wore no makeup.
She cried throughout the hearing. Outside, Hilton's supporters were outnumbered by TV crews and other journalists who swarmed the courthouse just a day after the Sheriff's Department released Hilton for an undisclosed medical reason.
Still, the supporters were loud and prominent as an airplane towed a banner overhead proclaiming, "We Love Paris."
Several people who appeared with Hilton in episodes of "The Simple Life" also turned out. Among them was Joey Carmona, who said the heiress inspired him to lose 30 pounds when she paid a visit to a weight-loss camp as part of the show.
"She supported us on that show, and we're here to support her now," he said before the start of the hearing.
Carmona wouldn't say whether he thought Hilton had been treated fairly by the judicial system or should be returned to jail.
"That's really not for me to say," he said. Another supporter, Arlene Hampton, held a sign with a photograph of herself and the heiress and the words: "Prayn4U. Love, Arlene." "She was very supportive, very open and very personable," when she visited the weight-loss camp, Hampton said.
Some were at the courthouse were there for other matters, but were ready with an opinion. Moses Baltazar was there to clear up a traffic ticket. He acknowledged he was not a fan of Hilton, saying he was working as a valet the only time he met her.
She tipped him just a dollar after he went to the trouble of keeping paparazzi away from her. Baltazar felt Hilton should be returned to jail. "Driving like that, you have to behave," said Baltazar, 20. "If you're rich, you have money, you have to respect yourself."
(Copyright 2007 by The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved.)
SO YEAH. . .
it's a never ending barage of all things Paris Hilton . . once a-fucking-gain . .bwahahahah
hey did you guys hear that Christina Aguilera is knocked up??? how cool is that????