My outfit, kinda crazy right? like Lady Gaga style!!

For those of you who don’t know who Adam Lambert is, he was last season’s American Idol’s number two. He should’ve won, but he didn’t, and instead Kris Allen won.But since everyone loved Adam so so much, he still got signed with an amazing record company and is a major pop star now, and doing HUGE things, like seriously, HUGE! I was soooo excited I could be a part of his first new hit “For You Entertainment’s” music video. It was so so hot, I cant reveal any top secret information but the music video will be nationally broadcasted on November 22 at the American Music Awards and he will definitely be there. I know for sure he’s performing the song too. The song is so catchy and hot, and he is super hot! I love his style, and just like Perez says, he is definitely “Glambert!” Here are the pictures of my outfits since we weren’t allowed to have any of the set revealed! Oh, and the shoot, was definitely… sexual! hah!

Paris Hilton in her beautiful Roberto Cavalli Resort Silver mini dress at her premiere of Paris, Not France

Last Night I went to the Paris, Not France premiere at the Crest Theatre in Westwood. Paris, Not France is a documentary made my Adria Perry and Paris Hilton herself. I was truly touched when I saw this documentary because I was able to see Paris’ other side, not the side that the rest of the world sees. Even when Paris and I hang out at her parties, on set, or at her house, I am able to see the real Paris, who is sweet, innocent, child-like, caring and extremely lovable.

The documentary was so heart-felt, I was touched throughout the entire film. It shows how Paris loves her fans so much and is always humble even though she is such a big star. We are able to see tons of clips of Paris as a child, and her working so hard for what she has earned. I had tons of favorite parts on there but I definitely don’t want to ruin it for you guys! But the real Paris is revealed in this documentary, because she explains why she does the “talking like a baby thing.” She also explains that men “don’t want to be with her, because it becomes a spectacle.” It must be so hard to be such a girl with such high of a status to find a man who isn’t up to no good. She also talks about how hard it is to trust people, and she can really only trust her family and herself. Even the people who kept her storage let people steal her stuff and didn’t return it to Paris. I would be livid! Although these days, we are all celebrity fanatics and we live in a total celeb-centered world, Paris isn’t all narcissistic about that, which is another reason why I love her. You can see that when the papparazzi are surrounding her, she is very polite and humble. The media can truly be evil sometimes. After watching this documentary and being friends with celebrities my outlook on media has totally changed. Being born and raised in L.A. and being the girly-girl that I am, I’ve always been an US Weekly and E! Entertainment fan. After studying journalism, working for media became what I was passionate in, and I wanted to be an entertainment reporter, TV host. Now that I’ve kind of experienced the other side, I want to be the type of journalist, host that gets the real deal. Is celebrity friendly than bashing the celebrity. I mean, really, how on earth are these fabricated news stories about big celebrities beneficial to entertainment news? If its not true, why even write it?
Paris is truly an amazing individual and has created a brand of herself that people love, but her true-self is even more lovable! I feel so grateful that I was even able to attend her premiere and to be her friend, it’s almost unreal.
Afterwards we headed over to the W hotel for the afterparty. Tons of people were there including Paris and her family, Onch, Nicole, and Vanessa (Season 1). Make sure to catch Paris, Not France on Tuesday on MTV at 8:30pm. It’s reallllly good, and leave feedback on my blog! I promise you’ll love it!

so beautiful! that's her body guard in front of me, and I was able to go on the red carpet after her because she said so!

Me, Onch, & Nicole

Nicole and I leaving Crest Theatre and heading to the W

xoxo Arika ♥

Bruno, In Theatres Now

I forgot to blog about this movie, but I saw it last Monday right when my flight landed from Vegas to the Burbank airport. I saw it at the Arclight in Hollywood, which is a great theatre because there’s assigned seating! Woooo! Luckily Kaitlin (paris bff) and Murtz (reality obsessed) got my tickets for me so going in at 10:45pm when the movie started at 10:55pm was perfect!

The movie was ridiculous. Funny, and really crazy, but most of the time my reaction was “whoaa!” I think with this type of humor, you either love it or you’re like “ehhh” about it. Some of the jokes, I blurted out laughing, but the dirty jokes, really not my style. Maybe ’cause I’m not a perverted male, the jokes about the “u know what” were not that funny to me, but a bit disturbing. Sasha Baron Cohen played Bruno very well, and really exaggerated the gay male stereotype. My favorite parts were when he was trying to be a total fashionista training for the army wearing a scarf and a D&G belt. When the crazy army men were like what’s D&G, Bruno said “Dolce and Gabbana, Hello?” Totally something I could imagine one of my gay guy friends saying that. I loved it. His reel, or video to try to make it as an American Celebrity was really out of control that I didn’t find it that funny. His isms and one-liners were great though. If you are into dirty humor, gay humor, and some racist remarks then you would love bruno. But if you are easily offended or kind of uptight, you may not like it. I enjoyed it, wouldn’t call if my favorite movie, but it made me giggle.

xoxo Arika ♥