Richard Salomon, who appeared with Paris Hilton in a sex video that went public, has dropped his $10 million slander lawsuit issued against her and her parents. (April 12, 2004)

Paris Hilton has finally settled her legal spat with New York jewelers Kwiat Inc after losing a $159,500 bracelet they loaned her for the 2003 Oscars. (April 7, 2004)

Paris Hilton says she often manages to get away from having to pay up for speeding offenses - because most of the policemen who stop her want to take her out to dinner. (March 31, 2004)

Paris Hilton was thrown by a horse during the taping of The Simple Life 2.

Paris Hilton made a splash at the LORD OF THE RINGS pre-Oscars party by falling into a swimming pool. (March 3, 2004)

Seattle-based Marvad Corp. have asked a federal judge in Los Angeles to dismiss a copyright-infringement lawsuit filed by Rick Salomon on the basis that Paris Hilton's actions also gave her rights to their sex tape. (February 25, 2004)

Paris Hilton's videotaped sex romp is making her ex-boyfriend Rick Solomon a small fortune, thanks to sales through a Czech Republic internet site. (February 20, 2004)

Paris Hilton was so eager to be invited to Clive Davis' legendary bash, she contacted the J Records executive relentlessly prior to Sunday's Grammy party. Davis refused to bow to her requests and she had to gate-crash the event with help of boyfriend Nick Carter, who was invited to the bash with his band The Backstreet Boys. (February 11, 2004)

Paris Hilton has sued a Panama-based Internet company for $15 million, claiming that it illegally distributed a now-infamous tape of her having sex with ex-boyfriend Rick Solomon. (February 7, 2004)

Paris Hilton's partner in the infamous sex tape, Rick Solomon, has offered to drop his $10 million lawsuit against her family in exchange for the distribution rights to the controversial video. (January 30, 2004)

Paris Hilton was named worst dressed woman of 2003 by fashion guru Mr. Blackwell.

Paris Hilton's television show The Simple Life got higher ratings than President Bush's exclusive ABC interview Tuesday night. (December 19, 2003)