Paris Hilton hits Hawaii with new boyfriend

What gay slur controversy? Paris Hilton looked like she didn't have a care in the earth over the weekend when she hit Maui, Hawaii, with her boyfriend, Spanish model River Viiperi. On Saturday, the new couple, who met in early September at New York Fashion Week, was spotted walking hand in hand on the beach, and later at a nearby eatery grabbing fruity cocktails. "Lovely Hawaiian dinner tonight at one of my favorite restaurants," she tweeted. "Now in bed watching Men In Black 3."

Hilton, 31, and her 21-year-old beau were back at it on Sunday, this time in a hot pink bikini. "Another day in paradise," she tweeted, along with photos of herself and Viiperi posing together on the beach. That day, the twosome also went to the movies to see "House at the End of the Street," starring Jennifer Lawrence.
On Friday, the heiress released a statement apologizing for calling gay men "disgusting" and saying most of them "probably have AIDS" during a conversation that was secretly recorded while she was riding in a NYC taxi with a gay male friend. "As anyone close to me knows, I always have been and always will be a huge supporter of the gay community," Hilton said in a statement. "I am so sorry and so upset that I caused pain to my gay friends, fans and their families with the comments heard this morning … Gay people are the strongest and most inspiring people I know."

Divorcing couple Adrienne Maloof and Paul Nassif selling mansion for $26 million

Hollywood divorces, we've got you all figured out. First comes the cordial separation announcement, then come the wild and bitter accusations as the divorce case gets going, and finally, the attempt to offload your shared multi-million-dollar home.
Steps two and three spilled into each other this week for estranged couple Adrienne Maloof, member of both the billionaire Maloof family and the "Real Housewives of Beverly Hills" cast, and her husband, plastic surgeon Paul Nasiff.
On Wednesday, the past several weeks of mudslinging continued when Maloof's lawyer claimed that Nassif had allegedly choked one of their three sons, threw another one in the corner after he misbehaved during bath time, and kicked the family dog after it had an accident in their home. Maloof ended up with custody of their three boys and a temporary restraining order against her ex.

The next day, the couple looked to liquefy one of their biggest assets — their mansion in the posh Los Angeles gated enclave of Beverly Glen — when they put the 8-bedroom, 11-bathroom mansion on the market with a hefty price tag of $26 million. And what a mansion it is. The listing agency's website states that the French Chateau-style house, designed by architect Richard Landry, is set on two acres and includes luxurious features like a tennis court, media room, wine cellar, swimming pool, and both a pool house and a guest house.

According to Zillow.com, the couple purchased the home (which was built in 2000 and has been featured prominently in the reality show) for just under $13 million in 2004, so they stand to make a pretty penny if they get close to their asking price.
All the more to pay those divorce lawyers with …

Photos : Their home!