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Paris Hilton Inks Three-Year iHeartMedia Podcast Deal, Including Social 'PodPosts' Todd Spangler, provided by FacebookTwitterEmail Paris Hilton is jumping into the podcast biz in a three-year deal with iHeartMedia — and the influencer and entrepreneur is going to produce micro-podcasts for social media in addition to longer-form shows. Under the pact, Hilton and iHeartRadio will produce a new podcast/social media hybrid format, dubbed “PodPosts,” which will comprise short-form audio clips in podcast feeds. More from Variety Hilton’s first podcast series, “This Is Paris,” is set t...

| Updated: Feb. 5, 2021, 5:16 p.m. When social workers in Oregon’s foster care system sent a 14-year-old to Utah, they were trying to find a place that could help. But instead the girl, who has an intellectual and developmental disability, endured an increasingly difficult stay at Provo Canyon School. Over roughly three months, employees pinned down her arms and legs nearly 30 times, some restraints lasting as long as a half-hour. Fellow students beat her up at least four times, including once when she was punched in the face while she was asleep. Staff injected the girl with sedatives 17 ...

Hilton also appeared in a webinar with the American Bar Association and Breaking Code Silence, discussing the lasting effects of her time at the school.  "I have severe post traumatic stress disorder. I have insomnia. I have nightmares that seem so real," Hilton shared. "I have trust issues, depression, a lot of issues that all stem from that." This Is Paris, claiming her time at the school was "torture."  “The staff would say terrible things. They were constantly making me feel bad about myself and bullying me," Hilton said. "I think it was their goal to break us down. And they were phys...

KUER In October, Los Angeles artist Jennifer Korsen returned for the first time to the site of Island View, a residential treatment center she attended as a teenager. In the first weeks of December, a short video — just three minutes and 22 seconds — started zipping around certain circles of the internet. In it, Megan Stokes, the head of the “troubled teen” industry’s largest trade group, can be heard on a conference call advising members on how to spot warning signs that their programs might be the subject of a Disability Law Center investigation and cautioning them to tread light...

After alleging abuse at her old school, Paris Hilton isn't backing down Hannah Yasharoff, USA TODAY Replay Video UP NEXT In her September documentary, Paris Hilton made explosive accusations against a boarding school she attended as a teenager, claiming she was verbally, emotionally and physically abused and left with insomnia, anxiety and trust issues.  She isn't alone in those claims. Adults and teens across the country are coming out with abuse allegations against the “troubled teen industry,” as it’s called – schools and organizations marketed as boarding schoo...