Paris Hilton is turning yet another page in her multi-faceted life story.

PEOPLE can exclusively reveal the cover of the socialite–turned–businesswoman’s upcoming Paris: The Memoir, in which The Simple Life star promises to open up about her not-so-simple life experiences with “courage, honesty and humor.”

Per a press release, “Paris Hilton is ready to take stock, place it all in context, and share her story with the world,” the description continues. “Separating the creation from the creator, the brand from the ambassador, Paris: The Memoir strips away all we thought we knew about a celebrity icon, taking us back to a privileged childhood lived through the lens of undiagnosed ADHD and teenage rebellion that triggered a panicked — and perilous — decision by her parents to send her away.”

Hilton, 40, will also be “recounting her perilous journey through pre-#METOO sexual politics with grace, dignity and just the right amount of sass.”

“Most importantly, Paris shows us her path to peace while she challenges us to question our role in her story and in our own,” the synopsis concludes. “Welcome to PARIS.”

Hilton’s memoir will be released under Dey Street Books, which is an imprint of William Morrow. She joins a star-studded publishing list that includes Kelly Ripa, Gabrielle Union and Dave Grohl.

Hilton’s book release comes after she’s experienced a series of major personal and professional changes. Previously, the DJ starred in the 2020 documentary This Is Paris, which heavily detailed the alleged abuse she endured while attending Provo Canyon School in Utah. She later testified against the school in court and, in doing so, helped pass a bill calling to reform institutions of this caliber.

Hilton also got married to Carter Reum in November 2021. They recently celebrated their first wedding anniversary with a star-studded bash.

To commemorate the occasion, Hilton recently released her 29th fragrance Love Rush. “I just wanted something that was very romantic and reminded me of love … and something that was going to be really memorable and just give you that feeling of forever love,” she told PEOPLE of the scent.

Looking ahead, Hilton is now undergoing IVF so the couple can start a family together.

“My husband and I wanted to enjoy our first year of marriage together as a couple and we were always planning on starting our family in 2023,” she said this week in an Instagram Story. “IVF is always a journey for everything but we’re so fortunate that we have lots of healthy embryos ready and waiting to be part of our Cutesy Crew!”

Hilton added, “As everyone knows I have an extremely busy work and travel schedule but nothing gets me more excited than becoming a mom in 2023!”

Source: people.com

Former Emirates Woman cover star Paris Hilton has touched down in Dubai.

The reality television superstar, entrepreneur and socialite is currently in the emirate to celebrate the launch of her latest fragrance, Ruby Rush.

Hilton will be making an appearance today in Mall of the Emirates in Debenhams for the launch from 6.30pm to 8pm. So, if you’re a fan make sure you get there in plenty of time to get a glimpse (and maybe even an autograph) of her!

Over the years, the 41-year-old has become renowned for her fragrances. The former Simple Life star released her first perfume in 2004 and now has 25 perfumes under the ‘Paris Hilton’ brand which have reportedly exceeded $2.5 billion in sales worldwide.

So, what is her secret to success? When the hotel heiress appeared on the cover of Emirates Woman back in 2019 she told us, “The secret to my success is hard work and a passion for making amazing products.”

Well, given that she’s managed to amalgamate billions in sales, it appears her recipe is working.

Source: emirateswoman.com

Paris Hilton and Charles Hoskinson, founder and leader of Cardano (ADA), have invested in Colossal. It is a startup that aims to resurrect the Mammoth. The prehistoric animal is long dead, however DNA still exists, which makes the idea of bringing the giant creature back to life tantalizingly possible.

Paris Hilton, Hoskinson, and the Mammoth
Created in 2021 by Harvard Medical School professor George Church and businessman Ben Lamm, Colossal is a biotech startup that aims to bring the mammoth, the last recorded species of mammoth, back to life.

In addition to trying to recreate the animal, which became extinct around 10,000 B.C, the company has other conservation projects for species that are currently in danger of extinction, such as the white rhinoceros.

Bringing mammoths to life
According to Colossal, woolly mammoths could be inhabiting our planet as early as 2027. This would be possible thanks to the work of Church, who has been studying ways to bring the animal back to life for 10 years.

The startup is working on a mammoth embryo, made from DNA samples recovered from fossils. In this way, thanks to advances in genetic medicine and technology, it may be possible to resurrect a species that has been extinct for millennia.

Charles Hoskinson invests in the project
The Cardano founder participated in a colossal investment round led by Legendary Entertainment CEO Thomas Tull. Other investors and equity firms also attended the event, including socialite Paris Hilton. Hilton herself is responsible for multiple initiatives in the crypto market.

In total, the company managed to raise 60 million dollars, which will be used for research and carrying out its activities, including the attempt to reproduce mammoths.

Hoskinson did not say how much of his capital he decided to invest in the startup, but he did highlight that blockchain could help Colossal achieve its goals. The technology, according to him, could help the company to capitalize even more resources and be a source of registration of intellectual property of the projects that are being promoted.

A huge crypto enthusiast, Hoskinson is known for always seizing opportunities to promote Cardano.

Source: beincrypto.com