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There will be outlets that want to keep it alive.”Under Klores’s direction, the carefully crafted statements started to flow. These are the last words that we have heard from Paris: “I feel embarrassed and humiliated, especially because my parents and the people who love me have been hurt. He told The New York Observer that the film is “inconsequential to everything that’s going on in the world and it’s not really even interesting sex” But he recognises that that’s hardly the point “It seems like a particularly dour time in our culture. He responded by ordering Ms Hilton, who was just returning from Australia, into purdah.

Hidden from the glare of the media, which in itself must be a strange experience for her, she is being allowed to attend only one event to promote The Simple Life.Mr Klores has tried to suggest that the video storm belongs in a teacup. The Hilton family hired the high-powered Manhattan PR chief Dan Klores to try to contain the mess. What kind of a way is that to raise your child?” And, of course, there has been much tizziness from all parties involved. “The parents should be thrashed,” fumed Dominick Dunne in Vanity Fair “I mean, these girls have had PR reps since they were 12. If you desire more details of the performance, you will have to find it on the internet.Rarely have the gossips and pundits had more fun (although Mr Sicha, whose Gawker site was the first to get hold of the saucy segment, decided against hosting it online out of concern for the possible legal consequences).

Paris, who was 19 at the time, can be seen cavorting naked before the camera, sex-kitten style, showing off her breasts in the bathroom, where she says they will be better lit, and so forth. Two weeks have passed since the Hilton headlines went jumbo-sized following the surfacing on the internet of a pornographic home movie featuring Paris with nothing on at all and a similarly undressed former boyfriend, Richard Salomon Dignified the tape is not Discreet, hardly. It is some combination of their constant jet-set partying and Barbie-like ridiculosity that has hit the cultural nail on the head.”Wait, though. Paris, called “Star” by her parents, has done something more, which is making her into a super-heated commodity.