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"His real goal was to set himself up as a Hollywood player and be rich and famous," an insider claimed.

The ex-contestant is pleading with a judge to find the NDA she signed with producers as unenforceable.

Britney Spears was one of the 2000s-era celebrities responsible for popularizing the clapback tee. And now, it’s making a comeback.

Urfi Javed’s recent look seems to be getting mixed reactions from her followers. Have a look at what she wore in her recent post.

Making it was 'like watching a real-time documentary,' co-writer Fernando Garibay says

On May 3, writer Jessica White shared a  TikTok video on Twitter with a simple caption: “obsessed with ben affleck as a concept.” In the video, actor and comedian Nivine Jay shares her experience “ unmatching” with the Hollywood star on the dating app Raya because she didn’t believe it was him. That resulted, according to Jay, in Affleck sending her a video on Instagram in which he looks directly at the camera and says, “It’s me.”  The video went viral as more and more people...

Paris Hilton Debunking the "Stop Being Poor" Tank Top If you grew up in the early 2000s or are a fan of the fashion from the decade, youve probably seen the photo of Paris Hilton wearing a white tank top that has "Stop Being Poor," written across the front. Well, the starlet has some news for you: its fake! That 2005 fashion moment actually never happened — the shirt was photoshopped. Hilton posted a TikTok to let the world know the truth. "Debunking the #STOPBEINGPOOR myth. ����‍�...

We have all seen the famous "Stop Being Poor" shirt Paris Hilton rocked in the early 2000s and now the Simple Life star is sharing the truth about the shirt that provided the ultimate financial advice.

"Everyone thinks its real, but thats not the truth" Published May 04, 2021 After nearly a decade in circulation, that meme of Paris Hilton wearing a shirt that says "Stop Being Poor" has been debunked by the heiress herself.  In a new TikTok from the veteran Hollywood socialite, Hilton explains that the meme version of the shirt was actually Photoshopped. She then goes on to show the actual shirt that reads "Stop Being Desperate." "So theres this photo online of me, Im sure youve seen it," she...

The shirt actually said, “Stop Being Desperate,” and Hilton showed another photo of her and sister Nicky wearing the matching tees. There are several photos of her in the real shirt, taken in 2005 at the Palms Hotel in Las Vegas. Know Your Meme points to a 2013 Tumblr post as a possible origin of the photoshopped image, and the shirt has been debunked since then, but the meme (and the ideology behind “Stop being poor”) has persisted. Depop and Amazon both sell versions of the fake shir...