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more about #parishilton notdarkyet: Ultimately, the "Paris is secretly self-aware!" counter-narrative serves the same purpose as her original depiction as a glitzy, vacuous blond: it foc... more » cirby: While the commercial she did was mostly aimed at McCain, she also poked Obama a little bit, and her energy policy was the best one out of the three. ... more » thesis: Ever since I saw Repo! the Genetic Opera, I've had a little more respect for Paris Hilton. I think the character Amber Sweet in Repo! was very obvious... more » ctuley: Supernatural's weird, funny episodes are always cracky and enjoyable, so I think this will work out...maybe not well, but not a train wreck. more » Isernbreegen: No? more » GreyHammer: she is an attention whore, so her agreeing to do something isn't really a reason to give her a pass. to me she is the reprisentation of why other coun... more » PostMarque: I enjoyed her musical and thought that the McCain thing was rather clever, especially since her family contributed large dollars to him... and then di... more » Kevin Bingham: Plausible deniability. The devil's best trick was making the world believe that (s)he never existed. more » Whitworthian: Is there a hidden, self-aware side to Hilton that allows her to play with her own public identity like this, or is she just so desperate for the spotl... more » MonkeyT: These are the guys who named an episode "Criss Angel is a Douchebag." I'm sure they can handle an appearance by Paris Hilton gracefully. more » -
#demonhilton
Is Supernatural Reason Enough To Re-Assess Paris Hilton?
We've already told you that Paris Hilton will be guesting on Supernatural this season, but now that we've found out who she'll be playing, we're wondering: Should we cut her some slack after all? More » -
#comiccon08
Was This Year's Comic-Con The Big One?
It was the con that, it seemed, confounded a lot of people. Press shut out of panels, celebrities turned away from parties, comic publishers vowing never to return and 125,000 fans all in one building for four days without end. Every year, San Diego Comic-Con ends with people griping that it has gotten to be too big and that something has to change, but was this the year that lived up to the complaints? More » -
