Have you seen Paris Hilton’s dog? The socialite and cultural icon, whose tiny pooches became just as iconic throughout the early 00s onward, lost her chihuahua, Diamond Baby. Now, she’s taken to social media to offer a hefty reward for her return.

Hilton first posted that her beloved dog was missing since Wednesday, September 14. As she explained in the call for help, “I was at a photoshoot and we’re moving houses and one of the movers must have left a door open.” She explained that she hired every possible resource, from pet detectives to pet psychics. In addition to dog whisperers, Hilton even said she was considering looking into drones that specialize in finding pets.

Since her first post breaking the news, there have been no leads. In a new post on September 23, Hilton shared a classic missing dog poster graphic and is offering a $10,000 reward for Diamond Baby’s return. She was initially concerned with publicly posting about it for fear of her safety, but as the days went on, it became more difficult to stay silent. She has also used her podcast platform to send a message for the safe return of her beloved pup.

If anyone has information on the whereabouts of Diamond Baby, Hilton urges them to email DiamondBaby@gmail.com.

Source: papermag.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

EXCLUSIVE: Paris Hilton‘s Cooking With Paris will not be back as Netflix has opted not to renew the cooking reality series for a second season.

The six-episode series, which premiered in August and briefly cracked Netflix’s daily Top 10 rankings, sees the media personality tackle a range of recipes, from savory main dishes to succulent desserts, with guests including Kim Kardashian West, Nikki Glaser, Demi Lovato, Saweetie, Lele Pons, and Kathy and Nicky Hilton.

Cooking With Paris showcased the host’s unconventional — and often chaotic — cooking practices. She flattens burgers with a diamond-encrusted spatula and dredges meat while donning a flashy feathered ensemble.

Hilton executive produced along with Aaron Saidman, Eli Holzman, and Rebecca Hertz. Industrial Media’s The Intellectual Property Corporation produces.

Source: deadline.com

Paris Hilton is married!

The entrepreneur and DJ tied the knot with fiancé Carter Reum at a private estate in Los Angeles on Thursday, a source confirms to PEOPLE.

The bride exchanged vows with venture capitalist Reum, 40, as family and friends including Kim Kardashian West, Kyle Richards and Paula Abdul looked on.

“My forever begins today… ✨💍 11/11 💝,” Hilton captioned a photo in her wedding gown, adding the hashtags #JustMarried and #ForeverHiltonReum.

In true Hilton fashion, the wedding festivities will continue with two additional upcoming parties, all to be captured by the cameras of the reality star’s new 13-part docuseries, Paris in Love, which premiered Thursday on Peacock. (New episodes will drop every Thursday.)

“I wanted fans to see that I found my Prince Charming and my happy fairytale wedding,” Hilton, 40, recently told Jimmy Fallon.

The couple, who got engaged in February after a romantic beachside proposal, started dating in November 2019 after being reconnected through friends.

“We just had this incredible chemistry,” Hilton told PEOPLE in 2020. “We had our first date and haven’t spent a night apart since. It’s pretty amazing.”

Continued Hilton: “Before, I don’t think I was ready for a good relationship. If you don’t know yourself fully, you can’t let someone else in. I feel so grateful to have found the perfect match. And this feels like it was always meant to happen. I feel like this is meant to be.”

Source: people.com

Paris Hilton’s digital avatar will soon be sliving on Roblox.

The TV personality-entrepreneur-influencer-podcaster is adding “gamer” to her CV with the launch of Paris World: an outpost on the Roblox gaming platform that will let fans explore a stylized milieu that revolves around the celebrity icon.

Paris World, which officially goes live Oct. 6 on Roblox, is described as “a virtual oasis of fun, possibility and, of course, #sliving” (a term coined by Hilton that fuses “slaying” and “living my best life”). The new gaming experience includes massive DJ stages, Paris’ own house, a zoo and, because why not, a private jet, yacht and her own personal island.

Fans can join Hilton in the kitchen prepping a meal (a nod to her new Netflix show, “Cooking With Paris”), at the beach relaxing or even DJing a virtual festival.

“Roblox is such an amazing gaming platform to be a part of and it’s so exciting to be launching Paris World,” Hilton said in a statement provided to Variety. “I can’t wait for my fans, new users and the gaming community to experience my metaverse.”

Online-radio platform Dash Radio’s DXSH gaming studio division is producing all the events and programming inside the Paris World experience. According to Dash founder DJ Skee (Scott Keeney), with Paris World, DXSH aimed to build “a one-of-a-kind experience that mirrors events happening IRL to the OG influencer, Paris Hilton, into the metaverse that all can experience. We can’t wait for users to see all of the unique events, themes, and takeovers we have planned each week that we believe will launch a new style of entertainment experiences.”

Roblox, which counts more than 200 million monthly active users, lets players interact with each other in user-generated 3D worlds. Roblox is free to play on iOS and Android smartphones, tablets, computers, Xbox One, Oculus Rift and HTC Vive. Daily active users on Roblox spend an average of 156 minutes (2.6 hours) per day in the game.

In recent months, Roblox has stepped up efforts to recruit music artists and entertainment brands to its platform. Rock group Twenty One Pilots staged an interactive virtual concert Sept. 17 on Roblox, following launch events by KSI, Zara Larsson and Ava Max. This summer, Netflix teamed with Roblox to launch the mall from “Stranger Things” on the game platform.

The company, which went public in an IPO in March, this week announced a deal with the National Music Publishers’ Association settling the NMPA’s $200 million copyright-infringement lawsuit. The deal will let all eligible NMPA publishers negotiate new licensing deals with Roblox.

Source: variety.com