Paris Violates Probation, Could Face Jail Time

256. The only reason i click on paris was so i could tell everyone how sick she makes me. If i have the T.V. on and she is on it i change it. I think she needs a good kick in the A$$. And needs to have all of things she has taken away from her. And get a job, start out like eveyone does. After she gets her life together and has showed she has a little bit of sense maybe give her money and her things.

Posted at 10:25PM on Mar 4th 2007 by jackie

257. Who cares what Paris Hilton does? Who is she anyway?????????? A spoiled little Rich B*tch with no life!!!!!! She needs to get a real life!!

Posted at 12:35PM on Mar 5th 2007 by Drama Continues!

258. What a dreadful woman! I can't think of anyone I'd like to see pay for what she did more than Paris Hilton. MIGHT give her a tiny bit of humility? Doubtful but worth a try

Posted at 7:20PM on Mar 5th 2007 by holly beam

259. Fucking bitch must give head on a regular basis to the pigs who didn't arrest her.

Posted at 12:03AM on Mar 6th 2007 by Chuck

260. Will she able to take her Valtrex in jail with her ? HERPIE QUEEN

Posted at 1:02PM on Mar 6th 2007 by craphound

261. ITS ABOUT TIME SHE DO SOME HARD TIME.... SHE IS NOT THAT SPECIAL...

Posted at 9:16PM on Mar 14th 2007 by TERRY

262. Paris Hilton is an idiot.

Posted at 3:33PM on Mar 6th 2007 by Melissa

263. I would absolutely love it if Paris went to jail, because she needs to learn that she is not above the law! Her behavior should have consequences, just as "ordinary" people's behavior has consequences for them. For me, the issue has nothing to do with whether I like or dislike Paris; breaking the law should be punished regardless of who you are. However, I am not expecting that she will actually serve any jail time.

Posted at 11:33PM on Mar 8th 2007 by Manda

264. I think the rest of us should move to California. In that state you can do what the hell you want, and no jail time. You have movie-stars driving drunk, three movie stars who actually killed other humans with their cars, and they are walking around free. These accidents were caused by pure negligence on their part. Like speeding, talking on the cell phone. If any of us were to get stopped for drunk driving, drugs they would have our pathetic asses locked uo so fast. If we murdered a person, we would probably have 3 million dollar bail, and get the death sentence.

Only in California!

Posted at 10:12PM on Mar 6th 2007 by Mary K

265. Her parents must be so proud of her. I guess thats what happens when your raised up by nannys and self-centered parents.

Posted at 2:36PM on Mar 7th 2007 by Nettie

266. If Paris is going to continue to party and drink so much, why doesn't she just get a driver ... she certainly has the money. What will happen to her when she kills someone in a car accident? Will she be charged and jailed then? It's a shame our judicial system is influenced by money. She needs to be punished ... she is not above the law. Grow up Paris!

Posted at 9:39AM on Mar 8th 2007 by Debbie

267. compared to paris hilton-anna nicole is a very classy individual---paris is a complete slut without any redemming qualities---she is truly a waste to the human race

Posted at 12:11PM on Mar 8th 2007 by joe

268. I was going to add a comment..........but #272 says it all........all i can add is a THANK YOU FOR CALLING IT LIKE IT IS........

Posted at 1:20PM on Mar 11th 2007 by MTNWMN

269. We begin with Larry Birkhead, the freelance reporter and photographer who claims he is the father of Anna Nicole Smith's baby daughter, Danilynne. With him is his attorney, Debra Opri. And, by the way, Debra will be joining us and coming in in the conversation in a couple of minutes.

There's a lot of legal stuff that's been going on in the last couple of days. We want to get you updated on it.

But first, let's check in with Larry and how -- why do you -- why do you want this baby?

You don't go with Anna Nicole so much.

Why do you want her?

BIRKHEAD: Well, it was -- it was a long-term plan that we have had together, you know, to have a child. And we tried once before. It was -- and it was unsuccessful. It resulted in a mcg which -- so we talked again about having a child, you know, the second time and, you know, and I had made plans and preparations for this child and went to the doctors appointments and went to -- you know, helped her through morning sickness and shopped for baby items and...

KING: So you were with her through how many months of the pregnancy?

BIRKHEAD: The first nearly five months of the pregnancy.

KING: Why did you break up?

BIRKHEAD: There was -- there's not really one reason, but there were a few reasons and mostly because tension between Anna's attorney and her friend, Howard K. Stern, just really interfering with our relationship. And there was -- there were some issues. I had some concerns over health and some concerns for my unborn daughter with some things that she was doing in her lifestyle.

KING: That Anna was doing?

BIRKHEAD: Yes, sir.

KING: That might have affected the baby?

BIRKHEAD: Yes, sir.

KING: Like drugs?

BIRKHEAD: Yes, sir.

KING: All right, did -- did Howard try to enter -- did he try to get you out of the relationship?

BIRKHEAD: He did. He did, several...

KING: Out of jealousy?

BIRKHEAD: Well, yes, sir, definitely, overt. I dated -- we dated for over two and-a-half years and during that time it was an uphill battle with Mr. Stern. And he's always -- was always interfering with her everyday life.

KING: Did you plan to get married?

BIRKHEAD: Actually, Anna asked me to marry her several times throughout the relationship. I think the first time was maybe one of the first nights that we spent at her home and...

KING: Why did you say no?

BIRKHEAD: It was -- it was just not right. It was -- you know, I didn't know her yet and I mean it makes for a good dream or something at that point in the relationship, but it wasn't just the right timing.

KING: Now, you're going along, she's in her fifth month, right?

Does she know you're the father?

BIRKHEAD: Sure.

KING: Are you planning to be father and mother to this child? I mean are you discussing what our baby is going to be like? Did you know it was a girl?

BIRKHEAD: Yes. Yes, sir. Yes.

KING: So you knew all that?

BIRKHEAD: We went -- yes, I went to the first ultrasounds with her and...

KING: Oh, you were with her in that stage?

BIRKHEAD: Yes. And -- and just really my -- some of the concerns that I had, it was -- I felt like it was my responsibility after the first unsuccessful pregnancy to -- to really monitor the situation and make sure that, you know, my child, at that point, was OK.

KING: So why is there any question here? I mean with -- you can prove you were with her for the five months, right?

People saw you together.

BIRKHEAD: Sure.

KING: You discussed it.

BIRKHEAD: Well, in the -- more importantly, not just the five months, the year-and-a-half or more that -- before the five months in the relationship.

KING: Where were you living then?

BIRKHEAD: Partly with her, for the most part, in her home in California. And...

KING: Out here?

BIRKHEAD: Yes, sir. And then we -- because of the interface with Mr. Stern and some of the other people at her home, we both decided it would be a good idea if I got a place of my own, that we both would go back and forth to.

KING: Mr. Stern was on this show on September 26th. You probably saw the show. He made this claim about the paternity.

Watch.

(BEGIN VIDEO CLIP FROM LARRY KING LIVE, SEPTEMBER 26, 2007)

STERN: Anna and I have been in a relationship and we love each other and it's been going on for a very long time. And because of my relationship as her lawyer, we felt that it was best to keep everything hidden. And we've actually done a pretty good job of that.

KING: You sure have.

So you are the father?

STERN: Yes, sir.

KING: By the way, have there been any DNA tests taken? Is that a...

STERN: The proud father.

KING: What?

STERN: I said proud father.

KING: Were DNA tests taken?

STERN: Well, based on -- based on the timing of when the baby was born, there really is no doubt in either of our minds.

(END VIDEO CLIP)

KING: OK. What do you make of that?

BIRKHEAD: Well, it's just one big lie, you know?

Actually, when I heard that for the first time it was, you know, it did make me angry. But at first -- my first instinct was to laugh about it because, you know, he could have probably come up with the FedEx man, the milkman or anybody else. But when he said his name -- because I knew his relationship and the scope of his relationship...

KING: His relationship has not been a sexual one with her?

BIRKHEAD: No. In fact, you know, he -- I'm not saying that he wouldn't like it to be. And then this whole thing where he got to announce this on your show, it actually made him live out his fantasy that he's had for years of being a friend with Anna Nicole.

KING: She is not physically interested in him?

BIRKHEAD: Absolutely not. In fact, most of the time that -- that I was in the home with her, when we lived together, we would have to basically lock doors to the bedroom. He would try to come in and she'd have to tell him at certain points to call before he came back. And...

KING: OK, this should be -- Debra, pretty simply solved. You take her DNA, you take the baby's DNA, you take his DNA...

DEBRA OPRI, LARRY BIRKHEAD'S ATTORNEY: He is or he ain't. It's 100 percent proof.

OPRI: And it's cheap, too. But...

KING: So why...

OPRI: ... Mr. Birkhead has incurred expenses of almost $300,000 because we're chasing after her. Her attorneys have incurred a lot of money.

How simple is it?

It's a three second test. And our lab went down there on a California court order and the day of the test, her attorney, who was supposed to be in Nassau, is sitting in a courtroom on an expatriate (ph) with a temporary judge who didn't have a full understanding.

And unfortunately, he said OK, until the real judge gets back, we'll stay this.

KING: So he put a stay on that?

OPRI: Um-hmm.

KING: Now, the real judge is back...

OPRI: Oh...

KING: ... and he said what?

OPRI: The real judge heard this this morning, because we filed another emergency relief action. We went into court today...

KING: What is that?

OPRI: ... and the judge said I'm disturbed. I'm upset. I had a court order and you know I wanted it carried out and I'm running out of patience for her excuses. And if I need to order her into this courtroom for the test -- which is what we're now asking -- he'll do it. But he's running out of patience with the excuses.

KING: When is the -- when is the next court date?

OPRI: We have a February 7th court date at which time...

KING: In Nassau?

OPRI: No, in California.

KING: And she must appear?

OPRI: No, no, no, no. We're going to have a hearing at that time to determine what excuses are valid and what reasoning is behind their further delay requests.

KING: So she'll be represented at that hearing?

OPRI: She'll have a representation, an attorney there. But lsbvhs, our judge has made it clear to them I'm running out of patience. And if I need to order her, I will.

KING: OK. Now, if he orders her back...

OPRI: To Los Angeles.

KING: If he orders her -- why can't it be done in Nassau?

OPRI: We have problems with jurisdiction. We have problems with enforcement. We have problems with attorneys interpreting California court orders.

KING: So you want it done in L.A. where she is still a resident?

OPRI: You know what I want now?

I want Larry to be sitting in a courtroom and I want Anna to be sitting in a courtroom with the baby and I want our lab to walk in and say judge, we're here. Anna, get up and let us give you the swab, because right now -- and you saw the text message she sent to Larry. I'm never doing it. And she used expletives and she made him -- it clear to him that it's in his dreams that she's ever going to submit to a test.

KING: Can she...

OPRI: And the judge saw that text today and he was angry about that, too.

KING: Can she be ordered back to the United States?

OPRI: Yes. And the judge basically said, and if she doesn't come, I'll do what I need to do to enforce the order. And, Larry, that means a bench warrant.

KING: Coming up, what Howard K. Stern had to say about Larry Birkhead's relationship with Anna Nicole and Larry's reaction to it.

We'll be right back.

(COMMERCIAL BREAK) KING: This is wild.

(LAUGHTER)

KING: No. I've been involved in a lot of news events, but I was present when Larry Birkhead met Anna Nicole Smith. It was at the Kentucky Derby.

BIRKHEAD: It was at the Barnstable Brown Kentucky Derby party, yes.

KING: That's one of the great parties of all time.

BIRKHEAD: It is.

OPRI: Yes.

KING: The Barnstable Brown Kentucky Derby party. It's on the eve of the Kentucky Derby, a big party.

BIRKHEAD: It is.

KING: And you were there.

BIRKHEAD: I was there and you were there. This is all your fault.

OPRI: I wasn't there.

KING: I was there with my friends. I was there with the guys from Brooklyn.

OPRI: I was home.

BIRKHEAD: I was there.

KING: And you bumped into her?

BIRKHEAD: I bumped into her and...

KING: The rest is history.

BIRKHEAD: The rest is history.

KING: All right, wow!

We have Anna's friend and attorney, Howard K. Stern. This was his perspective on the -- your relationship with Anna Nicole.

Watch.

(BEGIN VIDEO CLIP FROM LARRY KING LIVE, SEPTEMBER 26, 2007)

KING: Did he and Anna have a strong romantic relationship at one time?

STERN: She never considered him her boyfriend.

KING: To your knowledge, were they ever intimate?

STERN: You know, that's something I -- I don't even want to get into when we're talking about Danilynne's death. I just don't think this is the time for it.

KING: But does it give you concern that there might be a shot that the DNA might exclude you? Or is there no doubt that you're the father?

STERN: I think based on the timing of it that there shouldn't be a doubt.

(END VIDEO CLIP)

KING: In this purported text message between you and Anna Nicole -- we have it, I think, on screen -- Anna says, "Quit trashing me at the casino." Which don't make sense.

BIRKHEAD: Right.

KING: You say, "Not as a casino."

Anna says, "Go something my mom, too." It makes no sense.

You say, "Show up for the test with the baby."

She says, "Don't think so." She says, "You wish."

Then you say, "Everybody just want you do things" -- are you speaking -- are you drunk?

BIRKHEAD: Actually, you know what?

No.

KING: OK.

But she says...

BIRKHEAD: And I wasn't at a computer.

KING: And she says, "In your dreams."

Who was drinking?

BIRKHEAD: Not me. Not me. Never. And I wasn't at a casino. But, yes, that -- I mean that just goes to show that she doesn't have any plans on letting me be a part of my daughter's life and...

KING: But why do you think she wants you not to -- now, why would she not want the father of the girl who was there at the beginning, who fathered the girl, not to be a part of it?

BIRKHEAD: Well, there's a couple of different reasons. You know, once, I think Anna Nicole thinks of people as property and she thinks just because she has a baby she has a deed. And the birth certificate is not a deed and you cannot just write whoever's name you want on there and get away with it.

It's, you know, we were in a relationship. We had plans. There was just a little bit of turbulence there. We could have gotten over it easily. There was no reason for her to go to another country and, you know, live there and put up camp.

KING: Why did you put up with Howard K. hanging around, banging on the door?

Oh, here's a -- you're dating her, you're fathering her child.

Why do you need that? Why didn't you say good-bye to him?

BIRKHEAD: Well, actually, I did a couple of times and actually I made Anna say, you know, nicely, you know -- and I'm trying to be considerate of people's feelings, even though we did not get along. I didn't want to rub my relationship with her in his face. But I told her several times that it was, you know, basically her home, she needed to tell him that, you know, what his place was as her attorney, friend, whatever, but not to overstep those bounds and to kind of give us our space.

And several times she did. And one time in particular, while she was pregnant, I had to basically rescue her at a hotel because Howard gave her so much grief about me being the father and saying that he was never going to accept me. And he told her to make a choice -- her -- him or me.

And she called me crying hysterical and she drove herself barefoot to a hotel down the street and I had to basically help her.

KING: Why is she copping out on you?

BIRKHEAD: Because, you know, she's under the influence in many ways. And one of the reasons is Howard Stern is basically telling her that she needs to get away from me. He's telling her...

KING: He's a Svengali? You know, he controls her?

BIRKHEAD: You know he -- exactly. I mean it's almost, to be honest with you, you would almost think she has like Stockholm Syndrome or something. She's in another place, under his influence and she just doesn't...

KING: Is he a control freak?

BIRKHEAD: Definitely. Most definitely.

OPRI: I want to jump in here and say something about the inquest that's coming up. While Larry was in the Bahamas, he was asked to and was interviewed by the police. We won't go into the details of the information he provided. But there are serious issues as to the control and the extent to which Howard K. Stern has controlled Anna Nicole Smith.

KING: Criminal issues?

OPRI: Well, issues that will be resolved. And while Larry wasn't comfortable, he has always made it clear that he will cooperate. But he's very concerned about Anna's health and safety issues.

KING: If you win this case, if Anna is having a drug problem, do you want the baby?

BIRKHEAD: Well, you know, all I want to do is just to be able to assess the situation. I haven't been able to do that.

KING: Will you fight? You want to support the baby?

BIRKHEAD: If I have to, I will.

KING: And if you -- if you had to raise the baby, would you? Supposing it came to that?

BIRKHEAD: Yes. Most definitely. I'm capable of it. I have nieces and nephews. I mean, I'm named if something happens to either one of my brothers or sisters, I'm named as, you know, the guardian of my -- of their children and...

KING: Do you want to settle down?

BIRKHEAD: Yes. I'm, you know, I'm ready to settle down. And that was the plan that we had. And if it doesn't work out and that doesn't, you know, that's not the plan anymore, we owe it to our daughter to get along.

KING: You still have feelings for her?

BIRKHEAD: I sure do. You know, it's hard because -- it's hard to put them in perspective, because so much has happened and so many bad things have been said about me and -- during this. And it's -- it's hard to separate, you know?

KING: Yes.

We'll be back with more on this edition of LARRY KING LIVE.

Don't go away.

(COMMERCIAL BREAK)

KING: We're back with Larry Birkhead, his attorney, Debra Opri.

An e-mail from Linda in Connecticut: "What do you think was the reason for Anna and Howard's commitment ceremony shortly after her son Daniel died?"

BIRKHEAD: Well, in my opinion, the main reason was publicity and also if they could make the public believe that they were in an actual relationship, that it could discredit my claim in the courts and make me look less credible.

KING: In his video -- in the videotape we're going to toss to you now, Howard Stern was very critical about how you've handled this situation.

BIRKHEAD: Sure.

KING: You, Larry.

Let's watch.

(BEGIN VIDEO CLIP FROM LARRY KING LIVE, SEPTEMBER 26, 2007)

STERN: I think first you have to look at what his motives are. And, you know, if he honestly believed that he was the father based on when the baby was born, he should have handled it appropriately. You know, first, he should have waited until when Daniel was put to rest. And, second, handle it through the proper channels, not through television and through the media. I mean for him to do that on "Entertainment Tonight" and at the same time send a slew of e-mails to Anna, it's just completely inappropriate.

(END VIDEO CLIP)

KING: Why did you do that, Larry?

BIRKHEAD: What, the e-mails and the -- well, actually, the way that I handled it, I think what he said was very misleading.

Actually, I waited four months before the baby was born -- after she left out of California. I remained in contact with her. I begged her to come back. I begged her to not do the things that she was doing.

In fact, they went to the media first. Howard went to the media and said that -- that when -- after the news spread about Anna's pregnancy, he said that Anna wanted me out of her life and I just wanted 15 minutes of fame and he said I was not the father.

He's told people that there's already been a DNA test done. And there's no DNA test done.

So he's -- his lies are -- he's mixed up in his own lies.

And as far as the e-mails, that's been a two way communication the whole time. I've been -- I've asked her, Anna, repeatedly, if you want to solve this, let's solve it between us.

But I am going to defend myself and they can say that I'm out for 15 minutes of fame, but I'm really out for a lifetime of fatherhood and I'm going to keep -- keep talking until they give me my daughter.

KING: Well, he seemed to say, also, was there a confidentiality agreement?

BIRKHEAD: You know what? That's something that he says. You know, I -- I dispute that and I don't really want to discuss it.

KING: You didn't sign anything?

BIRKHEAD: Not that I'm aware of.

OPRI: We should talk about the millions of dollars Anna, with Howard's prompting, has earned from "E.T." and other sources for photographs, a video of the birth of the baby. It was disgusting. It was terrible, nauseating, that Larry had to see the birth of his own child on "E.T."

BIRKHEAD: The tape was sold to "Entertainment Tonight" for, you know, over $4 million. She's sold baby pictures every time they turn around, of my child.

KING: Now, if she was that case in Texas, which the Supreme Court ruled that she's entitled to...

OPRI: If, if, if...

KING: Well, 9-0 they said she's entitled to that case.

BIRKHEAD: (UNINTELLIGIBLE).

KING: There's a strong chance she's...

OPRI: Well, there...

KING: All right, let's put it this way.

OPRI: Well, we believe there's an interpretation.

KING: Your daughter could be very wealthy.

BIRKHEAD: Well, you know, to be honest with you, Larry, and I've never said this on television before, I kind of hope she does not get the money, not because I don't feel that she deserves it or -- that's a whole show for a different day. But if money makes people do the things that she's doing now, by taking my daughter. She's also in a home that doesn't own in the Bahamas. You know, if she wants -- if that's what money makes you do, then I don't want any part of it.

KING: Why is she in the Bahamas?

BIRKHEAD: Just -- that's the perfect place, she was told, to get away from me trying to assert my parental rights.

KING: Did you have a bad break-up?

I asked you earlier and you...

BIRKHEAD: It's not -- it wasn't anything bad. I mean, you know, one day I'm in a store buying maternity clothes and helping her while she's sick. I went to the store and bought her, the night before she left, I bought her $200 worth of desserts and she plowed through them in 20 minutes because she was having cravings. And I enjoyed it. I liked helping her.

I was -- I felt like we were actually getting somewhere at that point. We were -- we were both happy. We talked about, you know, the baby. You know, every night she'd make me sing songs to her -- the baby, in the belly, to be -- before she went to sleep.

And I tried to get her out of her pain and discomfort. And I did everything I could.

KING: She's had a miscarriage before?

BIRKHEAD: Unfortunately.

KING: And were you the father of that, too?

BIRKHEAD: Yes.

KING: So you wanted this baby? I mean...

BIRKHEAD: Yes. Yes, definitely. Yes.

KING: How well did you get along with her son?

BIRKHEAD: Great. He was a -- he was a great kid and we actually -- our birthdays are on the same day so everything year we celebrated together and just...

KING: Did he expect that you were going to marry his mother or...

BIRKHEAD: You know, I didn't really talk about that because he -- he had a close relationship with his mom and I really didn't want to -- I didn't really force myself in the relationship and talking about that wasn't really my place.

But he knew what...

KING: All right, Debra, where we're at now, who's suing who?

OPRI: Well, there are a number of lawsuits Larry has filed. It has the paternity action here in Los Angeles, which should have been a simple get the test and fatherhood and go to the custody and visitation, which is still pending.

No decisions were made on that, even though Ron Rale is getting out there in the press saying they lose, they lose, they lose. We have one action -- paternity, get the test -- and we're waiting for her to comply.

The second thing here is he has a fraud action against Howard K. Stern and Anna in the Bahamas for the birth certificate that they concocted.

KING: What -- why should -- Howard K. Stern says he's the father? What's he -- why should he be worried?

OPRI: Howard K. Stern...

KING: Why not just take the DNA?

OPRI: Look, Larry said it very eloquently -- one day he was out in a store looking for maternity clothes, then the furniture, you know, $12,000, $13,000 of baby furniture to redecorate the room.

Remember painting the room pink?

And the next thing he says look, you're going to have to get off of the drugs. I believe this was a conversation.

The next thing you know, she's fled to North Carolina. And then the next stop the Bahamas, all so he wouldn't get a hold of this child.

If...

BIRKHEAD: But if...

OPRI: If -- go ahead.

I'm sorry.

BIRKHEAD: In the meantime, she made a pit stop in South Carolina to tell a wealthy gentleman that it was his child.

OPRI: And so fleeing the jurisdiction to avoid paternity and to keep him from father's rights and just going to the Bahamas to "get away from the press" -- there's two stories out there. Her story, I want to get away from the press, and his version of look, you're fleeing this jurisdiction because you're afraid I'm going to nail you on the child.

KING: Do you think you're going to win? That they're going to force them to do the DNA?

OPRI: I know I'm going to win. The judge has made it clear there will be a test and that this judge has jurisdiction over this woman and this paternity. Larry will be the father.

BIRKHEAD: And, you know what, Larry?

I don't -- I don't want to -- I don't want to fight with her, I just, you know, I want to resolve this. I've tried to resolve it.

KING: One other thing has to be asked, Larry.

She might have been a little promiscuous, unknown to both of you.

BIRKHEAD: Right.

KING: Is it possible it ain't Howard's and it ain't yours? BIRKHEAD: No, because I'll tell you why. I went -- when I went to the doctors to see the first ultrasound, it was the doctor and the specialist that both gave me the window of conception. And with technology now, there's just a plus or minus margin of error of two days.

KING: Oh, really?

BIRKHEAD: So, and...

KING: I didn't know that.

BIRKHEAD: That's why I know that -- I'm certain that it's mine and...

OPRI: I want to just tell you one thing about this guy. I've represented a lot of people, a lot of fathers. He loves a child he has never seen. He's one of the most decent human beings I've ever met. And he will pursue this until he's holding that child.

KING: Good luck, Larry.

BIRKHEAD: Thank you very much.

Thanks for having me.

KING: Debra.

OPRI: Well, always, Larry.

KING: OK.

We'll keep in touch with both Larry Birkhead and Debra Opri.

OPRI: Thanks.

the Interview was done on Sept. 26th,2006

Posted at 2:18PM on Mar 13th 2007 by Hudawg117

270. i hope this waste air gets jail time

Posted at 3:38PM on Mar 16th 2007 by lana