Notorious I.G.G.Y.

I think we all know who was in charge of that guest list (and it wasn't Brit Brit)

not that it matters to this convo but I never supported Popcorned Planet or what they do either (they're trash and so are most of those Youtube channels) but whats your point, you said Paris isn't milking Britney's name? so you agree, she is also milking her connection and always has?

her new project that this thread is about and Paris is looking to get money from is literally about Britney & named after one of Britney's biggest hits?

it's not misleading, it's a docuseries adaptation of a book about the toxic early 2000s and there'll prob be a whole episode dedicated to the Britney chapter (and one to the other women mentioned in the article) so it's no different than the New York Times doc that was part of a series too per example and we don't know if she won't be a part of it (I mean duh of course she likely won't) but nothing in the title is inaccurate and the fact Paris (someone who the media still tries to make people believe is one of Britney's besties to this day) is producing it certainly adds a very interesting layer to the story (and should raise a lot of fans eyebrows imo)

at the end of the day Britney (and her work) is and will always be very beloved by a certain demographic/large group of people, Paris was famous but she never had any credibility or an actual fanbase like that. it's obvious why she still makes a point of associating her name with Britney's any chance she can to this day, only people with literally zero media literacy haven't realized that atp lol

I wonder if Paris will address her own toxicity towards other women at the time lol all these people are such scum and only want $, they don't care about any of these women. this topic has literally been talked about to death in recent years and a light has already more than been shed about how disgusting those times were for women in the public eye. I'm not saying this era should never be revisited again now, but wait a few more years/decades idk

Paris Hilton’s 11:11 Media has optioned Sarah Ditum’s book “Toxic: Women, Fame, and the Tabloid 2000s,” which examines pop-culture misogyny in the early 2000s through the stories of nine female celebrities of the era — including Hilton herself. The company plans to adapt the book as a docuseries. “Toxic” offers a deep dive into the stories of Hilton, Britney Spears, Lindsay Lohan, Aaliyah, Janet Jackson, Amy Winehouse, Kim Kardashian, Chyna and Jennifer Aniston. The book explores their battles with fame, their efforts to control their own narratives, and their various degrees of success and failure in doing so. Ditum portrays her subjects as nuanced individuals confronting the challenges of celebrity amid a “ruthless and rapidly evolving media environment” and “how their experiences influenced broader perceptions of identity, body image, relationships and ambitions that still resonate today,” per 11:11 Media’s announcement. “When I discovered ‘Toxic,’ I was immediately taken by the depth of Sarah’s dedication, research and writing,” Hilton said. “Sarah’s work inspired me to envision ‘Toxic’ as a documentary series where we can provide a platform for similar stories of those who had to navigate intense public scrutiny, so they can reclaim their narrative from a time when they had little control.” Ditum will work with 11:11 Media on the adaptation using the research she gathered to write the book. “’Toxic’ was always intended to put the women I write about back at the heart of their own stories,” Ditum said. “Working with Paris and her team on bringing this book to TV feels like a kind of homecoming for the project, and I’m incredibly excited for what they’ll bring to the next stage of ‘Toxic.’” Ditum’s deal was negotiated by Emily Hayward Whitlock at The Artists Partnership working in association with Caroline Hardman at Hardman & Swainson, a London-based literary agency. 11:Media is a media and consumer lifestyle company co-founded by Hilton and Bruce Gersh in 2021. Its recent TV and film projects include the release of “Paris In Love” Season 2 on NBCUniversal’s Peacock and A24’s upcoming series adaptation of Hilton’s “Paris: The Memoir” in partnership Elle and Dakota Fanning’s Lewellen Pictures. Paris Hilton’s 11:11 Media to Adapt Sarah Ditum’s Book ‘Toxic’ About Early 2000s Women Celebs as Docuseries VARIETY.COM Paris Hilton's 11:11 Media plans to adapt Sarah Ditum’s book “Toxic: Women, Fame and the Tabloid 2000s" as a docuseries. I wonder what her friend Britney has to say about this considering her previous public reactions about similar projects? (Lindsay also keeps saying she just wants to focus on her future and for people to leave the past in the past and has no interest in revisiting that time of her life so I imagine she doesn't care/can't be too happy about it either)

There's nothing to defend because she's literally doing nothing wrong? The real question should be when do "fans" stop following her on Instagram and just let her be already? She doesn't want to return to showbiz, she's clearly been learning how to navigate/adjusting to her newfound freedom and trying to enjoy/live her best life as she should and deserves, that is all.

most negative reviews still praise Lindsay and even say how her talent is above this type of movie tho lol these projects are setting her up perfectly if she wants. they're a comfortable way for her to get back into acting and are showing she's professional/reliable, still has a good presence on screen and is a draw (people will watch her stuff). like how with the xmas movie Jamie Lee Curtis took notice and started pushing for a Freaky Friday sequel, Lindsay potentially working with Disney again would be huge. these may not be Oscar buzz projects (and she never really had those to begin with?) but some of you really need to put things in perspective, 5/10 years ago most people thought major studios would never touch Lindsay again and she was done as a working/profitable actress. also the article is more so about how well she's doing personally (married / had a baby / seems to be in a great place generally) which she deserves a lot of credit for.

please, neither one of these women is thinking about the other yall shouldnt spread and give attention to this bs or they'll just keep making stuff up for clicks like in the past

she looks STUNNING omg the way these are her best looks EVER!!

Well whatever she did in Dubai worked wonders because ever since covid she's looked the best she has in like a decade! her face was always so puffy and bloated before, she clearly got rid of most fillers because her veneers are even a bit too big for her face now and it's noticeable when she smiles, thankfully she got rid of the lip fillers too! Her makeup sometimes is tragic but when she's makeup-less and more natural she actually looks like the grown up version of the girl we saw in The Parent Trap, Life-Size and Get a Clue! and thank god she quit with the tanning too this is what should've always been her one true defining iconic look: pale and redhead anyway this movie looks more like a proper throwback 00s romcom and more exciting than her last xmas one. I think her decision to come back with these low stakes romcoms was actally a very smart one acting wise, and Netflix is a huge platform to get her name back out there. if the Freaky Friday sequel is really happening and she's back working with Disney then more roles will surely come if she wants and keeps putting in the work but she already deserves a lot of props for getting to this place in her life and career! so happy and proud of her

why would he spoil / talk about it

she looks good af