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Paris Hilton has opened up about the abuse she allegedly endured while attending boarding school as a teen.The 39-year-old hotel heiress spoke with People ahead of the release of her new YouTube documentary This is Paris, in which she will expose never-before-heard details about some of the pain she suffered at the Provo Canyon School in Utah.Reflecting on the 11 months she was enrolled at the institution at age 17, Paris shared: “The staff would say terrible things.

Paris Hilton is opening up about her childhood trauma. The 39-year-old DJ and heiress already teased the reveal in the trailer for her upcoming YouTube documentary,, and now she is sharing her story. In a new interview with magazine, Hilton claims that the 11 months she spent at the Provo Canyon School at the age of 17 was «torture.» “It was supposed to be a school, but [classes] were not the focus at all,” Hilton says.

Paris Hilton is opening up for the first time publicly about enduring abuse while attending boarding school as a teen. The 39-year-old hotel heiress will appear in an upcoming documentary about her life in which she will expose never-before-heard details about some of the pain she suffered as an adolescent.

Michelle Pfeiffer is getting in the Halloween spirit a bit early this year.

Michelle Pfeiffer prides herself on being an all-natural beauty, which is why her recent Instagram post left fans stunned. The actress, 62, shared an unbelievable selection of photos documenting one of her biggest transformations to date… for her movie Stardust.Michelle swapped her age-defying complexion and luscious locks for wrinkles and a balding hairline, but the dramatic makeover was purely for the big screen. The star played the witch, Lamia, in the 2007 fantasy film and her time in the

Anthony D'Alessandro Editorial Director/Box Office EditorSony Pictures Classics has scheduled Azazel Jacobs’ drama French Exit for a Feb. 21, 2021 release in time for Oscars.

Billie Piper can't "remember a lot" of her early fame. The 37-year-old star - who rose to fame as the youngest ever singer to top the UK Singles Chart with 'Because We Want To' in 1998 aged 15 - admitted she used her own experiences to inform her role as a celebrity who falls victim to phone hacking in new Sky drama 'I Hate Suzie'.

Billie Piper has said that she is only now coming to terms with her early rise to fame.

While the US festival season has been in a bit of disarray since SXSW was canceled back in March, it appears that some events will actually take place before the end of 2020, led by the New York Film Festival in September.

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Brent Lang Executive Editor of Film and MediaAzazel Jacobs’s “French Exit,” the story of a New York socialite who jettisons her old life for a new one in Paris, has been selected as the closing night feature of the 58th New York Film Festival.The film, which stars Oscar-nominees Michelle Pfeiffer and Lucas Hedges, will make its world premiere at the festival, which is expected to be a mixture of physical and virtual events due to the coronavirus pandemic.

I Hate Suzie is about a celebrity photo hack, was thrust into the limelight in the 90s due to her music career when she was just 15."Let's put it this way, I wouldn't have wanted to be a famous pop star now," she told The Sunday Times' Culture magazine. "The social media element of it all is terrifying because it's continuous, it's in your bed, next to your bedside table every night."In my pop career there were moments that were horrible to experience as a teenager, but they came and went.