A new documentary about Paris Hilton will be shown at the Toronto International Film Festival in September: “Paris, Not France.” This doesn’t appear to be like any of those lousy and bias documentaries about Paris that we see all the time. Here’s a little description about it:

Controversy next month, when the director Adria Petty screens her debut at the Toronto film festival. She spent a year with Paris Hilton, and the result, Paris, Not France, is not what Hilton’s people had hoped for. Instead, it is a rather brilliant exposé. Did you know, for instance, that Paris has a very deep voice, is frequently in tears and doesn’t like being a celebrity as much as you might think, and is actually quite a sweetie? No, nor did I.

I think this documentary is supposed to be released worldwide, later on, but I’m not sure. Here’s another interesting description:

Polls show that in certain demographics, more people identify the name Paris with “Hilton” than with “France.” Gaining intimate access to the glamorous and chaotic day-to-day life of one of the world’s biggest icons, director Adria Petty explores the businesswoman and the human being behind the public persona that is Paris Hilton. Modelled after the 1960s “it”-girl film Darling, and featuring additional interviews with Hilton’s family and friends, as well as media experts ranging from Donald Trump to tabloid columnist Richard Johnson, Paris, Not France attempts to explore the Paris phenomenon and how it defines this moment in culture.

The director Adria Petty spent a lot of time with Paris to film the documentary. She started working on it during the making of Paris’ debut album. She’s the one who filmed the Jealousy video clip. In Paris’ album notes, Paris thanked her: “To Adria Petty for always being honest with me and making history.”

Unfortunately, at the moment, there’s not a lot of infomation about “Paris, Not France” on the internet, which is kind of weird.

As for Paris, her popularity and brand is growing bigger every day! I think things are going to change in the world of Paris Hilton. The parody clip has made people talk about her for a while! I know big projects are lined-up, but the new album and TV show are supposed to be out in about a month. I have a feeling that the album will be postponed! I’m worried, because a new single hasn’t even been released yet!

Oh yeah, I found a new article about the debut album. It reveals a lot of information that I had never heard about before. You guys should definitely take some time to read it. It’s a very interesting read. It was written in April 2006. By the way, the second anniversary of the debut album is almost here!

Anyway, we have to keep a close eye on the new documentary! In another news, Paris’ new handbag collection will be launched at Manchester and Hamburg airports. They will sell handbags that are more suited for travellers, I think. Each bag costs about 900$.

Finally, the president of National Lampoon, the company behind “Pledge This!”, said that the lawsuit has nothing to do with them: “This lawsuit is completely independent of our studio and company and is by no means a reflection of our views. Paris Hilton has fulfilled and surpassed all of National Lampoon’s expectations, she is a remarkable person and talent and we are all strong supporters of her Presidential campaign!”

Possibly the media pressured them to say a couple of comments about the lawsuit.

I wrote this post for the second time after the first one, which was longer, got accidentally deleted!

Thanks to: Timesonline, Tiff08, Dfnionline, pr-inside

Below is a video of Paris Hilton being interviewed in Denmark about her new handbag collection “Confidence.”

Paris Hilton was at the grand opening of Apple Lounge in California on August 14th. Meanwhile, her boyfriend was in Montreal doing a small concert at the little futuristic-looking Apple store in downtown, hehe.

Yesterday, the Associated Press reported that Paris Hilton was being sued for 75 000$ by Worldwide Entertainment Group, but this information is incorrect.

Attorney Michael Goldberg, who has filed suit against Paris Hilton and her company, Paris Hilton Entertainment, is seeking millions of dollars in lost profit over the lack of promotion by Paris.

Goldberg states that Paris didn’t honor her contract: “We are seeking our lost profits, which we believe to be in the millions of dollars. Hilton failed to attend any talk shows or telephonic or in-person interviews.”

The lawsuit was filed  in U.S. District Court in Miami. Read more here.

Well, the media is trying to get some comments from Paris’ team regarding the lawsuit, but they haven’t responded. I can’t believe this is happening over some ridiculous movie. I doubt that Pledge This! would’ve been a success even if Paris had massively promoted it. That’s just my opinion and of course, these not real arguments against the lawsuit.

Also, earlier this week, there were certain rumours/articles claiming that Paris broke up with Benji Madden. I was shocked (but not surprised) to see this story appear in my local newspaper. It was funny, because a few days later, new pictures of Paris and Benji together appeared on the internet.

This latest lawsuit story also spread quite fast. Yesterday, someone asked me if the break-up story was true. Today, someone else asked me about the lawsuit story. This just shows that negative articles gain more attention than positive ones. And it’s incredible how fast negative articles spread and how everyone hears/read about them!

A very interesting article appeared on the internet earlier today. This is no fake news. It was published by the Associated Press.

Paris Hilton is being sued for 75 000$ by the makers of her 2006 movie “Pledge This!” for not fulfilling promotional obligations. The movie had a limited release, but then, it quickly went direct to video as it flopped in theatres. It managed to gain 1 000 000$ in DVD sales. I think the movie cost more than 5 000 000$ to produce.

According to Worldwide Entertainment Group Inc., Paris was paid 1 000 000$ for her acting services and for reasonable promotion and publicity for the movie. You guys, this is stupid. I’ll explain why later.

Before the movie was released, Paris tried to boycott it because she didn’t want any nude scenes in the movie. The producers probably thought that adding nudity would attract a bigger audience.

Here’s the thing: Maybe Paris didn’t fulfill her engagement, but in all honesty, the movie didn’t even deserve any promotion or success. Afterall, it was an unfunny, crappy and forgettable movie. I think I fast forward the movie while watching it because it was so bad and boring. It was just an unwatchable movie, unfortunately.

In a sense, I’m glad that Paris didn’t properly promote this movie. I say whatever, it’s better to get sued than to shoved junk down our throats. Sorry, if this seems harsh, but it is my opinion regarding “Pledge This!” Same thing applies to “Bottom’s Up” (another very unwatchable movie!), but NOT to the “Hottie and the Nottie” and “Repo!”

Below are the promotional pictures of Paris Hilton’s new reality show “My New BFF.” They were released by Yahoo!, a few days ago. The show will premiere in September on MTV, and it will air in the Middle East/Asia a week after.

For some reason, the first picture reminds me of “Who wants to be a Hilton,” but I hope it’s not like that show. Kathy Hilton, who was the host of her own show, didn’t appear on screen about 70% of the time!

In this second picture, Paris Hilton is photographed in front of a promotional picture that was used to promote her hair extensions.

Thanks to terrellezell for posting the pictures on the forum.

Next month, things are going to get busy in the world of Paris Hilton. The actress and singer has a very busy schedule ahead, as she is getting ready to launch in fall, a new perfume, a new album, a new reality show, a new movie Repo!, a new handbag collection (worldwide) and a new jewelry collection (pretty soon).

But, while Paris Hilton was at the Copenhagen event in Denmark to promote her handbag collection, she said that at the Tivoli Gardens amusement park, she “went on one roller coaster, like, three times in a row.” Ah! I’ve been on a wooden roller coaster about seven times in a row! Loves amusement parks!

Back to the news, well, the Copenhagen event appears to have been a good success for Paris in Denmark. In America, she is still enjoying a lot of good publicity at the moment. More than 6 million people have viewed the parody clip, so far.

As reported earlier in the week, the designer has launched a new handbag collection, titled “Confidence.” According to Paris, they will be sold in 400 stores worldwide. Why name it Confidence? “Every girl should be confident. That’s just something I have always been really big on, which is why I have done so well in my business. So I thought it would be perfect to name this line that, because when you carry this bag you have confidence,” says the “You Are My Best Friend” singer.

The company, which is launching the new Paris Hilton handbags, will apparently “introduce a new retail concept designed to take the Hilton brand to the next level.”

According to a new article: The shop-in-shops, dubbed “Enter my world,” feature a minimalist white and pink decor with a back wall emblazoned with a giant photo of Hilton, while the floor includes a runway under the banner, “Join me on the catwalk.” Other categories include “Share my accessories” and “Open my jewelry box.” The corners could even be adapted to include Hilton’s other lines, such as fragrances and apparel, according to Peter Bur, the retail design strategist behind the concept.

Best of all: even though it’s still hard to believe, I can almost confirm that a new music album by Paris Hilton will be released next month (September 2008). It doesn’t appear to be related to her new reality show “Paris Hilton Is My New Best Friend,” from what I’ve gathered. Maybe it is, I don’t know for sure.

Regarding the second album, Paris said: “I love Kylie Minogue, so it’s very inspired by her. It’s very dance music. My last album was more hip-hop.”

Thanks to Sabrinia, WWD, DR