Did Paris Hilton talk about guys?

Did Paris Hilton talk about guys?

Did Paris Hilton say 'I can't stand black guys' in new book? [Updated]

 

Paris Hilton has a new reality show this summer on Oxygen titled "The World According To Paris" and focusing on her daily whirlwind life. But Hilton sparks controversy, and a new book may turn the heat up.

"Everyone Loves You When You're Dead: Journeys Into Fame and Madness" by pop culture journalist Neil Strauss contains an encounter where Strauss quotes the heiresss as saying, "I can't stand black guys. I would never touch one. It's gross."

Portions of the interview, which Strauss said took place in 1999 when he was partying with Hilton, have been posted on several websites, including Gawker and LA Weekly.

Strauss said he was discussing several subjects with Hilton when she started talking about a guy she had been out with the previous evening.

Pointing to an unnamed actor in "Saving Private Ryan," Hilton was quoted as saying, "We were making out, but then we went somewhere where it was bright and I saw that he was black and made an excuse and left. I can't stand black guys. I would never touch one. It's gross."

Hilton 'I m feeling broody'

Hilton 'I m feeling broody'

According to Bang Showbiz the 30-year-old socialite has said that she started feeling "broody" since getting together with the nightclub owner last year.

She said: "I feel broody sometimes. I'd love kids in the future.

"Cy's the best boyfriend I've ever had. I'm so happy with him."

Meanwhile, Hilton's mother Kathy stated that she would never "pressure" the 'Simple Life' star into marrying Waits, but stated her belief that Paris would be an "incredible" parent.

Kathy said: "She adores him and I never ever ask or ever push that question [of marriage] with my girls because I got married so young, I never want them to feel pressure.

"Anyone that loves animals and is kind like that.she'll be an incredible mum.

Kim Kardashian vs Paris Hilton song

Kim Kardashian vs Paris Hilton song

Kim Kardashian has often followed, intentionally or not, in the footsteps of fellow socialite Paris Hilton. Both women have privileged backgrounds, became well-known pop culture symbols, earned notoriety via sex tapes and used their fame into hit reality TV shows.

Now, Kim has set her sights on the music world. Last week, the “Keeping Up With the Kardashians” star dropped her first single, the self-released “Jam (Turn It Up),” produced by The-Dream.

In its first five days on sale, the bouncy dance number sold 14,000 downloads according to Nielsen SoundScan. That’s not enough to enable a debut on the 75-position Digital Songs chart — No. 75 this week is Nelly’s “Just a Dream,” with 26,000 sold.