Paris Hilton got a little "that's hot" under the collar. During a recent interview with "Good Morning America" reporter Dan Harris, the socialite stormed off when Harris suggested her 15 minutes of fame were up. The professional blonde said she's "not at all" worried about being "overshadowed" by the likes of Kim Kardashian and other people who have "followed in her footsteps."
Things really went south when Hilton was asked the question, "Do you ever worry about your moment having passed?" in reference to her currently bombing series, "The World According to Paris." The heiress didn't respond, but got up and walked off the set.
After what was reportedly a "long, heated discussion" between Hilton, her publicist, and Harris, the interview did resume, bringing about one more snicker-worthy moment. When Harris inquired about Hilton's trademark "little girl whisper," she copped to using an affected voice while on-camera.
Claiming it was part of her "character" she "developed" for her reality show, "The Simple Life," Paris said, "They wanted someone who was an airhead and kind of had the baby voice." She continued, explaining, "Sometimes when I'm on camera, I'll revert back to it a little bit just 'cause I'm so used to it and because I did it for so long." Well, it's official. Everything about her is fake.
Apparently, leaving or failing to complete interviews is the cool thing to do when you're famous for absolutely no reason and have a reputation for being both difficult to please and lacking in intelligence.
Terminal train-wreck Lindsay Lohan failed to hold up her end of an interview deal earlier this month. After being flown (with her entire entourage) to Miami and put up in the penthouse suite of the Raleigh hotel all on Plum Miami Magazine's dime, LiLo backed out of the interview after completing the photo shoot.
Since Lohan refused to talk with the writer, the magazine opted to feature an article about Lindsay's outrageous and inappropriate behavior on set. In addition to drinking wine while talking about her sobriety, Lohan was allegedly "constantly looking for drama" and yelled "Move that cone. I'm Lindsay Lohan," while trying to park her car. When she and her posse were due to check out of the magazine-provided hotel, the group refused to leave. The article says, "It was like watching the lights come on at a nightclub after-hours--not pretty."
The writing's on the wall, girls, and the clock is ticking. At this rate, all you'll be remembered for in a few years is your uncanny ability to act like spoiled brats.
By Grace Shreve, Yahoo! Contributor Network - July 20, 2011 8:43 PM PDT
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