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"Wit beyond measure is man's greatest treasure."
Friday, August 20, 2004
As seen in the previous blog, she was burglarized. And her Chihuahua was stolen. This is as of Aug. 18 (dunno why I keep following this story....)
Ay, Chihuahua! Paris is missing a pal (Daily News)
Paris Hilton has put up a $5,000 reward for whoever finds Tinkerbell. (Here is the Tinkerbell)
Hilton's minions have plastered her Hollywood Hills neighborhood with posters of a sad-eyed little Tinkerbell. Initially, Paris offered a $1,000 reward. Getting nervous, she's now promised $5,000.
The posters make no mention of Paris. "If they find out Tinkerbell is my dog, they'll hold it for ransom," Hilton worries in In Touch Weekly. "Everyone knows I'm rich, so they'll want millions." Though Tinkerbell is often seen in a pink Chanel suit with tiny matching shoes, she was wearing no couture when last seen.
Some wags wonder if the pooch may have bolted Hilton's pad in a jealous rage. After having only one pet for years, the "Simple Life" star has lately been seen fawning over a fluffy dog named Prince. She's also brought home a shifty-looking ferret and a kitten who puts on an all-sweet-and-helpless act.
Hilton's former chef Lyla Livingston claimed last year that Paris had been less than attentive to Tinkerbell - that she once found the dog in Hilton's bedroom looking malnourished, tail between its legs.
Paris, who fired Livingston, later retorted, "Tinkerbell is like my daughter!" A friend argues, "Paris has had a million pets, but Tinkerbell is special to her."
Ay, Chihuahua! Paris is missing a pal (Daily News)
Paris Hilton has put up a $5,000 reward for whoever finds Tinkerbell. (Here is the Tinkerbell)
Hilton's minions have plastered her Hollywood Hills neighborhood with posters of a sad-eyed little Tinkerbell. Initially, Paris offered a $1,000 reward. Getting nervous, she's now promised $5,000.
The posters make no mention of Paris. "If they find out Tinkerbell is my dog, they'll hold it for ransom," Hilton worries in In Touch Weekly. "Everyone knows I'm rich, so they'll want millions." Though Tinkerbell is often seen in a pink Chanel suit with tiny matching shoes, she was wearing no couture when last seen.
Some wags wonder if the pooch may have bolted Hilton's pad in a jealous rage. After having only one pet for years, the "Simple Life" star has lately been seen fawning over a fluffy dog named Prince. She's also brought home a shifty-looking ferret and a kitten who puts on an all-sweet-and-helpless act.
Hilton's former chef Lyla Livingston claimed last year that Paris had been less than attentive to Tinkerbell - that she once found the dog in Hilton's bedroom looking malnourished, tail between its legs.
Paris, who fired Livingston, later retorted, "Tinkerbell is like my daughter!" A friend argues, "Paris has had a million pets, but Tinkerbell is special to her."
