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She is indeed the famous "socialite," her first love while her boyfriend stir up the appetite and give him hope, one has to avoid him.

She USES as an example the evolution of media hype generated by socialite Paris Hilton, which shifted to the Kardashian family and, last year, to the Gosselins.

Troubled pop star Britney Spears reportedly cut all ties with socialite Paris Hilton after she realized their hard partying was doing no good for her image.

Tod's "my life in this bag" app focuses on their d-bag collection as six owners including a mother a socialite a globetrotter and an art dealer open their bags lives and address books to browsers.

The study also found that within each group there are usually clearly defined roles such as the agony aunt, the homemaker, the career girl, the socialite and the quiet one.

That socialite is a rascal at heart.

Apparently, she's not the only one sick of the socialite.

Suitable to describe a socialite who is famous for being famous.

And Paris Hilton is back in an all-women's jail. The socialite was transferred after spending nearly a week in a medical ward.

As long as you avoid anything personal, political, or controversial - at least during first encounters - and know which questions to ask, you'll be talking the talk of certified socialite.

I could be your socialite.

She has been a socialite, actress, fashion designer and artist who married four times.

The American socialite looked smitten with Reality TV show star Doug Reinhardt during their appearance at the Venice film festival (see photo).

Authorities freed the socialite early this morning.

As late as 1836 New York socialite Philip Hone, who often hosted such dinners, noted with satisfaction that his well-stocked cellar contained 672 gallons of Madeira and sherry.

SHAHRYAR, a fashion-conscious young socialite from Tehran, was immensely proud of his Jackson-5-style Afro.