Paris Hilton whoring around New York

Former “Simple Life” starlet Paris Hilton was spotted out and about in New York City yesterday, but it wasn’t all fun and games for the heiress. It turns out she was in town to do a little promotion for her upcoming film “The Hottie and the Nottie,” set to release February 8th. The first stop on the “House of Wax” actress’ agenda was MTV’s Total Request Live, where she showed up wearing a blue-with-gold-polka dotted dress.


After her TRL gig, Paris headed over to the Ed Sullivan Theater for an appearance on the Late Show with David Letterman. And as you may have guessed, with the new show came a new dress. Paris paraded around the outside of the theater with a dozen roses, wearing an off-the-shoulder yellow dress and a pair of black and white shoes.

Speaking of shoes, Paris has a new line of footwear out on the market. She told press, “I have always loved shoes, and after working on my recently launched sportswear and fragrance lines, this seemed like a natural next step. (No pun intended I'm sure)

Paris now promoting shoe's for her "big ugly feet"

Paris Hilton, the socialite, actress and singer recently turned fashion icon, is scheduled to appear at South Coast Plaza in February to promote her new line of high-end footwear.

Kinda funny considering Fredric Von Anhalts' comments on Paris Hiltons' foot size and lack of sexual appeal.


The Paris Hilton Footwear Collection, which offers spring, summer, fall and winter lines, and ranges in price from $59 to $195, will go on sale Jan. 29 at Macy’s, collection spokeswoman Emily Weiner-Cohen said. Hilton plans to make a personal appearance from 3 to 6 p.m. Feb. 8 to sign autographs for the first 200 people to purchase her shoes after the first day they go on sale.

The Paris Hilton Footwear Collection includes stilettos, flats, wedges and sandals, with sizes ranging from 5 to 11.

Weiner-Cohen said she expected a packed house for Hilton, who will sign photographs of herself rather than the shoes.

“The first 200 people who buy shoes from the 29th to the 8th are guaranteed to meet her, so we’re expecting more than 200” people, Weiner-Cohen said.