and, like, pillows of paris hilton's face of paris hilton in paris hilton's house. >> yeah. [ light laughterparis hilton. >> yeah, and it -- >> jimmy: and i go, "what?" that's kind of weird. like, i wonder if paris is upset with that." and then, i find out you actually shot in paris hilton's house, and that's real. [ laughter ] >> yes, that's really her house, and we didn't dress it. that's really her house. it's paris world. >> jimmy: i have a photo of you in paris world. here's -- that's her. [ laughter ] it's no joke. that is the pillows in her -- it's kind of bizarre. and she just does that 'cause she wants to be fun or, like, do fans send that, or -- >> i think she thinks it's fun. we went -- i got invited to a party at her house, and that's where i got that photo, and -- yeah, she was a good time. she really has -- she's got a sense of humor and she thinks -- someone gave her those pillows and thought it was funny, but -- >> jimmy: gosh. that was wild. but i mean, that was pretty cool of her to let you shoot in the house. >> it's really cool. i couldn't believe we were, like, in her ba

. >> reporter: paris hilton seems to thrive on attention almost anywhere, any time.he was getting from nick prugo -- he was robbing her blind as a member of the alleged bling ring. >> we'd find their house just by, like, google earth or, you know, easy stuff. >> reporter: at his computer, the teenager says he was looking for a way in online. >> it's quite shocking. you can zoom in. and with some of these satellite imaging products, you don't get just a straight down view, you can get as the bird flies. so you get each angle of the house. >> reporter: prugo says he was helping his friend rachel lee with what he says she called "going shopping." in reality, he's helping with a string of alleged capers that begins in the wee morning hours after a night of partying at the doorstep of paris hilton. was it exciting, the planning, when you guys would be figuring out here's how we get in, here's how we'll do it? >> i mean, it was. it was like "mission: impossible," kind of, you know, like i'm a secret agent, if you will. and when it actually came time to do it, i'd always ha

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paris hilton was a local new york socialite hoping for a reality show hit. the internet helped make that happen. >> charlie sheen's career was teetering on the brink. he began tweeting all sorts of embarrassing messages and posting videos that in an earlier day would have finished him. as it happens, these days you can dig yourself out of a hole by shoveling deeper. >> they would rather have the fame and celebrity than have i guess i would call it a sense of self-respect. >> daniel hettinger of the editorial page calls it the world of indiscretion. >> do you keep that in the back of your mind that your son out daughter may do something outrageous just to get known. >> i didn't until you were telling me. i am thinking oh my goodness. >> it is scary for me to think that way. >> he captures one of the great paradoxes of the digital age. novelist george other well managed our society in which every movement is monitored by an all seeing figure called big brother. today big data has far more ability than even orwell imaged to see, record, analyze everything we do

talk about paris hilton. grandmother and her mom, debbie rowe decided once she made a recovery after her alleged suicide attempt they want her to go -- i'm sorry, paris jackson. they would like her to go to a place called, a boarding school for troubled teens. it is called the diamond ranch academy in utah. apparently costs $6,000 a month. it is controversial. some web sites out there that disagree with the methods of the ranch. but it is no time soon. they want to give her full time to get better. before they -- send her off. >> such a sweet girl. hope she gets it together. she is young. i hope she gets back on her feet. let's hope it works. sophia loren, ageless beauty. italian actress. going back to the movies at age of 78 years old. gracing the big screens for a long time. the oscar winner is going to return for her first starring role in over a decade. a film called "la voca humana" "the human voice" based on a 1930 play. any way, neat to see her on the big screen. what a classic beauty. thought she is a

paris hilton was a local new york socialite hoping for a reality show hit.e on the internet helped make that happen. >> charlie sheen's career was teetering on the brink. he began tweeting all sorts of embarrassing messages and posting videos that in an earlier day would have finished him. as it happens, these days you can dig yourself out of a hole by shoveling deeper. >> they would rather have the fame and celebrity than have i guess i would call it a sense of self-respect. >> daniel hettinger of the editorial page calls it the world of indiscretion. >> do you keep that in the back of your mind that your son out daughter may do something outrageous just to get known. >> i didn't until you were telling me. i am thinking oh my goodness. >> it is scary for me to think that way. >> he captures one of the great paradoxes of the digital age. novelist george other well managed our society in which every movement is monitored by an all seeing figure called big brother. today big data has far more ability than even orwell imaged to see, record, analyze everything w

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. >> when you hear rappers and entertainers, paris hilton, charlie sheen, j-lo, there's a long list ofelebrities gotten in hot water for using the word. of course, when i listen to some of your guests including my home boy and others on the show -- >> you guys grew up what a couple of blocks apart? >> oh, i mean, four blocks apart. celebrated the two of us was taylor and jackson street. i was on fillmore, so i love this man. >> she heard the word a lot too. >> i heard it on both sides of the levee. i heard it on both sides of the railroad tracks. but we know the power words. it's important. especially now when we hear it so often we need to let people know it is not a good word. the meaning of that word and the way it was used, it's insulting, and we should not use that word. >> all right. well said, donna. thank you. appreciate that. and we're talking about paula deen again. she's seen her empire come crashing down after admitting she used the "n" word many years ago. and while the backlash against the queen of southern cooking has been punishing, she's not the first celebrity to use

. >> you have a roster of celebrity patients that you've worked with, including paris hilton and otherse stress of the spotlight. how much does this add to difficulties when you're facing something already, it being in the spotlight? >> it adds a tremendous amount of stress, especially when you're young, as she was saying on that interview. she is under a lot of stress. this is a lot -- this is a whole new world for them. it's new. they're around a lot of people. their trust issues come up. they don't know where to turn. they don't know anything about their old life and who they were. so tons of stress with the work schedule, but much less with the money, the pressures, and new people in their life. also, you have to remember she's at a very vital age when any mental illness can really show its first sign in any young person, male or female. >> i want to read you something, a young woman who claims to be a former friend of bynes this week told "the new york daily news" about some of these bizarre appearances we've seen from amanda bynes, and i want to read you part of what she said and