Lovely Paris Hilton

Rejoice all you Paris Hilton fans, the socialite has achieved one more milestone that will shut the wagging tongues of her critics for quite a long time.

The social butterfly has been roped in by The Learning Annex to speak at its Real Estate and Wealth Expos in Seatle, Chicago, New York and Boston. And the offer is a whopping one million dollars- the second highest speaking fee ever offered in the world.

Paris will teach a 1-hour class on ‘How to Build Your Brand’. TMZ quoted Bill Zanker, The Learning Annex President and Founder, as saying,Paris is a brilliant entrepreneur who has built an incredible brand.

Paris will share the stage with Donald Trump, George Foreman, Tony Robbins and other business leaders.

Obviously, this is indeed a very good start for Paris Hilton as she leaves jail today. She has already been signed by CNN to appear on the Larry King Show which is going to be her first interview as she comes out of jail.

Indeed, she has shown us her prowess at being a celebrity.

Viva Paris Hilton!.

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Authorities in California have confirmed the release date for Paris Hilton. After serving 24 days in the jail, the social butterfly is set to leave jail on Tuesday, 26 June.

The 26-year-old hotel heiress was originally sentenced to 45 days in jail for driving with a suspended license while on probation. She started with her sentence on 3 June, but crowded jail conditions and her good behaviour got her the much needed relief.

Earlier this month she was briefly freed on medical grounds but the court sent her back to jail, and told she would have to serve her full sentence.

Los Angeles County Sheriff Lee Baca, who ordered Paris’ release, had different opinion. He wanted Paris to complete her sentence at home as he felt she was being turned into a ‘criminal justice football’. But Baca’s treatment is questioned by opponents who feel that Paris was given preferential treatment because of her social status.

Mr Baca will appear before the county’s board of supervisors, which is investigating the issue, on Tuesday.

Anyway, Paris Hilton’s fans can take a sigh of relief and thank God for answering their prayers.

Welcome back Paris, we missed you.

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Paris Hilton’s jailhouse stint is surely rocking these days. In less than a week we saw her going to her prison abode twice.

However, the social butterfly is learning to cope with the new situation and terms her jail visit as an eye-opener. But it has turned out more than just an eye-opener as Usmagazine.com reports it.

According to Usmagazine.com, due her legal messes, Paris Hilton has been dumped by her agents at the Endeavor Agency because ’she just wasn’t worth it’. A source said:

Paris is no longer a client.

Endeavor has helped Paris create a niche for herself in various ways. The source further said:

The goal was to make her the Martha Stewart of her generation. It just didn’t work out that way.

Well, Paris is not the first one to experience this kind of situation as these kind of things have happened in the past with many big names.

Don’t worry Paris, When a ship sinks the rats are the first to abandon it. But I’m sure you will bounce back again, and these agencies will come back to you with all their loyalties.

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Celebrities will be celebrities, and if the celebrity in question happens to be Paris Hilton, then each move is bound to be an extraordinary move.

This social butterfly leaves no stone unturned when it comes to grab the limelight, and she does it with such an amazing accuracy that all the head banging done by her critics turn to her favour.

In her latest move, Paris Hilton has decided that she will make a detailed diary of her 23-day jail visit, and plans to sell the same after she serves her sentence for driving while banned.

A source revealed:

There will be details of clashes with prisoners and disgusting meals. She thinks this will show she is paying her debt to society.

Paris Hilton, 26, was caught driving with a banned license and was sentenced to a 45-day prison term, but got the sentence halved to 23 days by turning up for her last court date and impressing the authorities with her good behaviour.

Paris must report to Century Regional Detention Facility in Los Angeles by June 5, where she will be housed in a ’special needs’ unit.

Bon voyage, Paris.

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