Vanity Fair is breathlessly plugging their new issues cover story on the VF Web site: EXCLUSIVE: Paris Hilton.
No offense to Vanity Fair, a magazine I happen to love, whose editor is smart enough to keep James Wolcott on the payroll, but how is an interview with Paris Hilton and Man Paris an exclusive? Hell, every time I flip the pages of a mag or tab at the grocery store I see her featured, shopping, clubbing, showing off her engagement ring, whoring, and then going on vacation to recover from her exhausting schedule.
Here’s what the article will reveal:
Hilton swears she will never make another sex tape and admits to having a very traditional home life with Kasidokostas. "I think I’m sexual in pictures and the way I dress and my whole image, but at home I’m really not like that," Hilton says. "I’d rather sit in bed and watch TV. All of my ex-boyfriends—of course, not Paris—would be like, ’What’s the problem? You’re so not sexual.’" (The alluring images that accompany Smith’s story were taken by photographer Mario Testino.)...
Hilton seems happy away from the scene that made her famous, reports Smith. "The nightclub scene is a very dark, bad scene, and I think dating someone who is involved in that you’re going to have problems," Hilton says. "People do drugs. They stay out all night. They can’t miss a night. I would always be scared and insecure."
Paris and Nicky (whom Paris considers her best friend) are tired of being accused of being famous for nothing, according to Smith. Nicky Hilton tells Smith: "I just want to say to these writers, ’I’m 21 years old, I run two multi-million-dollar companies, I work my ass off. Like, what were you doing that was so fucking important at that age?’ I feel very accomplished for my age. And Paris I mean, the movies, the fragrance, the book, the album, and people just love to take everything away from us. I don’t know why. Maybe they feel it was just handed to us. Yeah, we were born with a famous last name. I get that. But just look at how we took it to another level."
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At last, a distraction