“Paris Hilton named her son Phoenix Barron Hilton Reum” links

Paris Hilton revealed her son’s name: Phoenix Barron Hilton Reum. [Dlisted]
Mark Wahlberg’s 40-day Challenge is… Lent. [Just Jared]
Tom Cruise is Mr. Popularity in LA these days. [LaineyGossip]
Lana del Rey’s father made an album? [OMG Blog]
Harvey Weinstein & R. Kelly got long prison sentences. Hurray. [Pajiba]
I can’t wait to see Sophie Hunterbatch in some of these Erdem looks. [Go Fug Yourself]
The Goldbergs is ending after ten seasons. [Seriously OMG]
Cate Blanchett rewore an Alexander Vauthier look in Berlin. [RCFA]
One of Marilyn Manson’s accusers rescinded her story and… yeah, I have some thoughts about what’s really happening here, but I’ll shut my mouth. [Jezebel]
Sabrina Carpenter is trying to bring back early-’00s style. [Egotastic]
Selena Gomez is going out of her way to talk sh-t about Hailey Bieber. [Buzzfeed]
Well, at least the cat wasn’t euthanized. [Starcasm]
Raven-Symone will receive an Icon Award. [Towleroad]

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  1. MipMip says:

    Lol. I love that Hilton is his first last name.

  2. TIFFANY says:

    I got my ticket for Beyonce.

    I am excited beyond words.

  3. Erin says:

    Her face looks photoshopped into the pics, or AI generated just like the photo she posted of his hand holding her thumb. The difference between her face and her husbands? So strange.

  4. TwinFalls says:

    So for Selena, maybe having Tik Tok on her phone isn’t so healthy either if she’s getting caught up in the comments.

  5. Miranda says:

    Cute baby, and I don’t totally hate the name!

    Paris looks really good with shorter hair and that darker blonde color. More mature.

  6. Jess says:

    Phoenix Barron is very tame by Hollywood standards.

  7. Normades says:

    I don’t hate it either. I thought she’d go totally cliché with a city name like London.

    • js says:

      lol. she’s saving that for her daughter!

    • Abby says:

      Phoenix is a city name though! But I love it. I am partial to place names. It’s fun to travel and wonder if certain places could be baby names.

      • SomeChick says:

        it is a city name, but I think she chose it for more personal reasons. my first impression was that it has to do with her life, how she overcame the horrible abuse she endured at that “boarding school”

    • Eenie Googles says:

      Phoenix is a city.

  8. ME says:

    I don’t mind the name. It’s nice she included her grandfather’s name.

    I’m not surprised The Goldbergs is ending. I don’t find it entertaining anymore. I watch Run The Burbs during that time slot now. A really great Canadian show !

    • Lucky Charm says:

      I love Run the Burbs! Canada has the most amazing TV shows. I liked Andrew’s character in Kim’s Convenience, too. He’s a great actor.

  9. CC says:

    Is the name Barron in honor of Trump?

    • Murphy says:

      No Barron is a long time Hilton family name, it was her Grandfather’s name and also the name of one of her brothers

      • Meghan says:

        It seems odd to me that she wouldn’t go with Conrad who, you know, made Hilton but that’s my industry so I am biased 😉

        Plus I gave my son both my grandfather’s middle name so who am I to judge?!

      • Murphy says:

        My wild guess is she didn’t pick Conrad bc her other brother shared that name and he’s a bit of a f*ck up these days.

      • Christine says:

        It makes perfect sense to me. She didn’t know Conrad Hilton, but loved her Grandpa.

      • Meghan says:

        @Murphy- ah, I was not aware of any troubles with the current(?) Conrad Hilton. And I think because I’ve mostly worked in Hilton hotels, if I was a Hilton, I’d definitely go with Conrad but that’s just me! I’ve also associated Barron with the Hilton name and it has more of a personal connection for her, so I get it. And it’s her kid! She and her husband can name the baby whatever they want!

        Phoenix Barron Hilton sounds nice, though! (Not a fan of the husband/Reum last name but again, just personal feelings, I hope she will be an awesome mom)

  10. zazzoo says:

    All these horrific sexual predators facing actual justice despite being rich powerful men? It’s a good start. Next stop, a society with zero tolerance for this behavior so no one needs to be victimized in the first place.

    • SarahFransisco says:

      Paris said she was scared of childbirth, going through IVF and being at the doctor’s, and the whole physical aspect of becoming a mother.
      I read that and it made me realize that in a large part the reap why I chose not to be a mother either.

  11. Barbara says:

    I’m dead that the Foodie Beauty/French Fried Girl cat caper made it to Celebitchy. 😂😂

  12. Delphine says:

    I love Phoenix as a name so much! It’s my son’s name. Also his last name sounds like a room at the Hilton but I like it.

  13. Mrs. Smith says:

    Good for Paris!

  14. Lattenow says:

    Everyone kissing Tom Cruises ass is nauseating.

  15. Sass says:

    Lmfaoooo Marky Mark out here going Full Catholic™️

  16. Anonymous says:

    I like how Mark W described his faith and how he approaches discussing that with other people and his kids, it’s reflective of what I’ve heard from Jesuits in that people living their truth comes in many forms and Jesus’ way was not to say “you can only be one religion”. I like how he talks about faith being what helped him with discipline. I like how he talks about Lent and that if people have issues with food there are other ways to observe that aren’t food related, then gets into the spirit of it all, including “we all know the things that make us feel guilty and are not good for us”, so this is a chance to be reflective and adjust. And then she said “I’m not even Catholic, but I was inspired by this to give up Instagram for 40 days!”’ Honestly 40 days is not that long and this is a good time of year to do it. I like to hear someone in this day and age talking about their faith without preaching that it should be for other people. I also like messages that resonate beyond their original purpose (in this case the observation of one faith) in a way that it can be a good practice for everyone with whom it resonates. I’ve always found Lent to be kind of meditative, like yoga sort of. This was a good interview thanks!

    • Mighty Mouse says:

      Because I’m so cynical, I can’t help but wonder if this is MW trying to spin a wholesome, religious image after the Jessica Simpson rumours. I really hope not, but the timing is suspicious. Only God knows, and can judge his heart.

  17. Nichole says:

    My dental hygienist has her first grandson and his name is, like, “Charles John Andrew Sullivan” or something like that. All of his chosen names were taken from grandparents and it is just so refreshingly old-fashioned and I can’t help but to love it. I remember a time when I used to love unique names, but when all the names started becoming unique…

    Maybe I’m just old. 💁🏻‍♀️

    • Christine says:

      No, I’m right there with you. I gave my son my Grandpa’s exact name, and despite the fact that his first name is one of the most popular boy names in history, he’s never had another boy in his class or otherwise with the same name.

      I am also probably just old, but the trendy names didn’t appeal.

      • Meghan says:

        My son is Anthony and since his birth I’ve met about a zillion adult Anthony’s, but no kid Anthony’s. He is always the only one in his class, usually in his whole grade and for a while, the only Anthony in his whole daycare.

        My favorite part is that he nicknamed himself Annie and introduced himself as Annie for the longest time, and since I live in the South I’d get “those” looks. I still get away with calling him Annie sometimes but since he is such a sophisticated kindergartener now, he prefers Anthony.

      • SadieMae says:

        We named our daughter after her grandmas (Jane Therese – we call her Janie) for the same reasons: it’s a nice tradition (I was also named for my grandmas), and since her first name, while common in general, isn’t common for kids her age, she gets a name not everybody else in her class has but also one that doesn’t seem “weird” to anyone and that’s easy to spell! It’s win-win. (I also liked the name because it’s the name of two of my favorite strong female literary characters: Jane Eyre and also Janie from Their Eyes Were Watching God.)

  18. French Girl says:

    Just my opinion , Manson paid One of his accusers to drop the trial

  19. nyah says:

    Paris is a racist POS trying to reinvent herself

  20. Mads says:

    I always knew her daughter would be named London so I was wondering what a son would be. Phoenix is pretty cool actually.