Paris Out of Jail -- In Photos

76. P.S. It still doesn't mean I want to see anymore of her. Levin should be so embarrassed to have built a site around a pampered, illiterate nobody like Paris. It's like building an art exhibit around a pile of cow manure. Seriously, the next time we should hear anything about her is when she dies. Seriously...

Posted at 9:41AM on Jun 26th 2007 by JaneSays

77. Funny how a couple of weeks ago when she was ordered back to court, she (sorry, her lawyers) worded and released a statement expressing disdain at the amount of media coverage apportioned to her case, and stated that the media and those engrossed in her case should spend more time worrying about the troops in Iraq.
She didn't seem too bothered about the amount of photographers there when she was released. Even found time to strut like she was walking downa catwalk.

I highly doubt she will continue to ask for media attention to be diverted to more pressing issues such as Iraq, now that she is out and highly likely to make even more money (grotesquely) out of her conviction and subsequent jailing.
My only hope is that this 'woman' makes good on her promise to start adding a bit of philanthropy to a life that has so far been filled with nothing but sickenly hedonistic and egotistical behaviour (and sometimes racist, lest we forget). I'm just concerned that she might not know how to even spell philanthropy....

Posted at 9:28AM on Jun 26th 2007 by Bee

78. The entire Hilton clan makes Mayberry look like a Think Tank. Not too bright. They are bad, bad people and use their money and influence to hide their corruption from their hotel customers, i.e. "us".

I'm sure it's been said a million and half times already but what is wrong with our society/culture when we have any sort of interest, be it positive or negative, in an admittedly talentless, slutty, alocholic, drug addicted, class obsessed, superficial, mean, ignorant, mentally unstable piece of rich, white , semi-retarded trash like Paris Hilton?

We reap what we sow, I guess.

Posted at 9:28AM on Jun 26th 2007 by Penny

79. she doesn't look fat. She looks good. Healthy.

Posted at 9:38AM on Jun 26th 2007 by welle

80. She looks really beautiful in that outfit.. WOW! She's actually stunning!

To all the "haters" out there, you guys are juts making fools of yourselves. I assume you're all under 12 or gang members..

Jack

Posted at 9:31AM on Jun 26th 2007 by Jack

81. MAN SHE IS GOING TO GO BACK TO THE SAMESHIT OR MAYBE SHE WILL CHANGE YOU NEVER KNOW . GOOD LUCK PARIS HILTON.

Posted at 9:34AM on Jun 26th 2007 by LARRY

82. Well, Paris now gets a shot at redemption. I pray she uses the opportunity to truly redeem herself, and not just her image. It is a shame taxpayers in California had to shell out over 1,000 dollars a day to house her (because of security and special needs). Maybe they can bill the prosecuting attny. or the judge, since they thought this dangerous criminal should be locked up to keep all of us safe.

Posted at 9:37AM on Jun 26th 2007 by Della

83. Paris Hilton: a useless human being! Only 'famous' because media thought she was news.

Posted at 9:52AM on Jun 27th 2007 by Leigh Nelson

84. Congratulations, Paris! I have been to jail for the same reasons, basically, a probation violation that happened last Fall. I spent 32 days in the pokey, and I can say from experience that it is a life changing event, changed my value system and the happiest moment of my life was getting released and seeing my mother again as well. Paris, nobody's perfect but you have achieved sainthood in my opinion, some people don't make it but we did and I have total faith that having undergone this experience life will never be the same, yes its ok to party but be responsible! You can do it, again congrats on the release I know how good it feels to be home! M.W.-Santa Fe, NM

Posted at 9:40AM on Jun 26th 2007 by M.Williams

85. I'm sure her treatment was not as good as our politicians who go astray.They are jailed in a country club and cannot be interviewed as they might miss there tee time.23 hours a day in solitary is no picnic.

Posted at 9:46AM on Jun 26th 2007 by joan60

86. It looks like she's clapping and asking mommy to pass her the tequila bottle.

Posted at 9:41AM on Jun 26th 2007 by Greyhawk

87. Walters, 77, tells the New York Post’s Cindy Adams that, though she had already prepared to interview Hilton, her conscience drove her to change her mind at the last minute.
"Look, I've done prison interviews before, but people like the Menendez Brothers were really important news stories," said the creator and cohost of The View. "This wasn't. And even though I'd already written my questions, when all that pay-for-play stuff happened, I suddenly felt this was not up to my standard. It ... felt ... sort of ... tawdry.”
“The whole thing somehow was beneath me," she added.

Posted at 12:39PM on Jun 26th 2007 by B.Walter "paris interview beneath me"

88. Chunky Paris???

YES YES YES

I love ladies with a "little" meat on their bones...

feed me...

Posted at 9:42AM on Jun 26th 2007 by Chunky Lover

89. I thought Paris wasn't eating in jail -- it sure looks as if she's put on weight....

Posted at 9:43AM on Jun 26th 2007 by No Fan of Paris

90. Paris you look absolutely beautiful without makeup, colored lenses, fake eyelashes and trashy clothes. This is one beautiful fresh faced young lady. Please do something productive with your life now. I am praying that this has changed you. You can't be blamed for the road you traveled and I believe your mother pushed (to be a star) you since you were a little girl. People read the "House of Hilton" and you will understand Paris and why she is the person we all loved and hated. Mommy is her worst influence and Dad has no say in the matter. Dad seems like a nice guy.

Posted at 9:43AM on Jun 26th 2007 by Wow