True Celebs - Exposed !
Saturday, October 28, 2006
Nicole Richie - Exposed !
Like her fellow celebutante and best friend, Paris Hilton, Nicole Richie has become famous for doing absolutely nothing of merit. As the daughter of famed pop singer Lionel, Richie has lived an opulent lifestyle exclusively because of someone else’s fame and money. Because of her virtually limitless access to the upper crest of society, Richie has lived life on her own terms. However, such a life—as pampered and secluded as it is—has not been without its dangers and consequences. On February 27, 2003, Richie was arrested in Malibu for felony possession of heroin and driving with a suspended license. Meanwhile, Richie was in Altus, Arkansas filming a reality TV show with pal Hilton called “The Simple Life” (Fox, 2003- ). Richie’s excursion into rural America caused her to miss her April 29th court date, but luckily a high-priced Hollywood lawyer persuaded the judge to skip remanding the wayward felon.
Born on September 21, 1981, Riche grew up best friends with Hilton. While the latter opted out of college upon graduating high school, Richie at least gave it a shot. She spent two years at the University of Arizona, but soon dropped out because she felt that she was “over it”. Since that time, Richie did little career-wise but made a reputation for herself partying with Hilton. Richie did attempt to make a name for herself, if only as second fiddle to the more outgoing and controversial Hilton. The Fox reality show was her first step, though she did nothing more than set-up Hilton’s comic relief. In one instance, she had to explain to a perplexed Hilton what Wal-Mart was; in another, she had to explain what a water well found in their bedroom was for.
In the meantime, Richie went into the recording studio to record her first album, though she has insisted the attempt wasn’t meant to capitalize on her growing fame from the television show. Able to play piano, violin and cello, Richie felt it was inevitable for her to lay down her talents in the studio, but has ruled out any collaboration with her famous father. Richie also auditioned for the part of Maureen in the popular Broadway hit, “Rent”, though she later confessed she had never seen the play. Richie did manage to rack up some TV acting roles, including guest stints on "Six Feet Under," "American Dreams," "8 Simple Rules..." and "Eve," but it was "The Simple Life" that kept her in the spotlight as the show retruned for a second and third season, featuring the wacky, wealthy gal pals on a cross country road trip and working as interns.
The diminutive heiress also became a well-reported-on celebrity, slimming down dramatically in a short time span (which led to much media speculation about how healthy her weight loss actually was), along with classing up her fashion sense. But in 2005 Richie and Hilton's lifelong relationship hit a serious road bump when Hilton announced that she'd had a falling out with her friend. the inciting reason was never fully disclosed and that she hoped to film the fourth season of "The Simple Life" without Richie, replacing her with another "celebutante," Rod Stewart's daughter Kimberly. However, after several months of speculation, Fox announced that both heiresses would return for a new season together...and then later indicated that there was "no room" on its 2005-2006 schedule for "The Simple Life," and released the series to be shopped to other networks. E! Entertainment picked up the fourth season, set to debut in spring 2006, featuring the celebutantes taking turns running a household. Richie had other irons in the fire, appearing in a supporting role in the film "Kids in America" (2005), playing one of a group of high school students fighting for their right of free expression.
Latest Nicole Richie : Nicole Richie has slammed reports she's checked herself into an eating disorder rehabilitation clinic, insisting she is "happy and healthy."
The skinny star has posted a comment on her MySpace page denying the rumors, which surfaced earlier this week.
Richie fumes, "Contrary to CNN's false accusations, I did not check myself into an eating disorder rehab. I do not have an eating disorder. Whoever has started this rumor is evil and mean but it's not true.
"I am happy and healthy and living my life."
Her publicist Nicole Perna added, "Nicole has decided to undergo diagnostic treatment to determine why she's not been putting on weight. This is not treatment for an eating disorder."
Filming on the fifth season of Richie's reality TV show The Simple Life has been postponed while she undergoes the treatment. ¶ 10:01 AM 0 comments
Like her fellow celebutante and best friend, Paris Hilton, Nicole Richie has become famous for doing absolutely nothing of merit. As the daughter of famed pop singer Lionel, Richie has lived an opulent lifestyle exclusively because of someone else’s fame and money. Because of her virtually limitless access to the upper crest of society, Richie has lived life on her own terms. However, such a life—as pampered and secluded as it is—has not been without its dangers and consequences. On February 27, 2003, Richie was arrested in Malibu for felony possession of heroin and driving with a suspended license. Meanwhile, Richie was in Altus, Arkansas filming a reality TV show with pal Hilton called “The Simple Life” (Fox, 2003- ). Richie’s excursion into rural America caused her to miss her April 29th court date, but luckily a high-priced Hollywood lawyer persuaded the judge to skip remanding the wayward felon. 
Born on September 21, 1981, Riche grew up best friends with Hilton. While the latter opted out of college upon graduating high school, Richie at least gave it a shot. She spent two years at the University of Arizona, but soon dropped out because she felt that she was “over it”. Since that time, Richie did little career-wise but made a reputation for herself partying with Hilton. Richie did attempt to make a name for herself, if only as second fiddle to the more outgoing and controversial Hilton. The Fox reality show was her first step, though she did nothing more than set-up Hilton’s comic relief. In one instance, she had to explain to a perplexed Hilton what Wal-Mart was; in another, she had to explain what a water well found in their bedroom was for. 
In the meantime, Richie went into the recording studio to record her first album, though she has insisted the attempt wasn’t meant to capitalize on her growing fame from the television show. Able to play piano, violin and cello, Richie felt it was inevitable for her to lay down her talents in the studio, but has ruled out any collaboration with her famous father. Richie also auditioned for the part of Maureen in the popular Broadway hit, “Rent”, though she later confessed she had never seen the play. Richie did manage to rack up some TV acting roles, including guest stints on "Six Feet Under," "American Dreams," "8 Simple Rules..." and "Eve," but it was "The Simple Life" that kept her in the spotlight as the show retruned for a second and third season, featuring the wacky, wealthy gal pals on a cross country road trip and working as interns. 
The diminutive heiress also became a well-reported-on celebrity, slimming down dramatically in a short time span (which led to much media speculation about how healthy her weight loss actually was), along with classing up her fashion sense. But in 2005 Richie and Hilton's lifelong relationship hit a serious road bump when Hilton announced that she'd had a falling out with her friend. the inciting reason was never fully disclosed and that she hoped to film the fourth season of "The Simple Life" without Richie, replacing her with another "celebutante," Rod Stewart's daughter Kimberly. However, after several months of speculation, Fox announced that both heiresses would return for a new season together...and then later indicated that there was "no room" on its 2005-2006 schedule for "The Simple Life," and released the series to be shopped to other networks. E! Entertainment picked up the fourth season, set to debut in spring 2006, featuring the celebutantes taking turns running a household. Richie had other irons in the fire, appearing in a supporting role in the film "Kids in America" (2005), playing one of a group of high school students fighting for their right of free expression. 
Latest Nicole Richie : Nicole Richie has slammed reports she's checked herself into an eating disorder rehabilitation clinic, insisting she is "happy and healthy."The skinny star has posted a comment on her MySpace page denying the rumors, which surfaced earlier this week.
Richie fumes, "Contrary to CNN's false accusations, I did not check myself into an eating disorder rehab. I do not have an eating disorder. Whoever has started this rumor is evil and mean but it's not true.
"I am happy and healthy and living my life."
Her publicist Nicole Perna added, "Nicole has decided to undergo diagnostic treatment to determine why she's not been putting on weight. This is not treatment for an eating disorder."
Filming on the fifth season of Richie's reality TV show The Simple Life has been postponed while she undergoes the treatment. ¶ 10:01 AM 0 comments
