Paris Hilton has been ordered to report to a county jail by June 5 to start serving her 45 day jail term for violating the terms of her probation. In September 2006 Hilton was pulled over and subsequently charged and found guilty of reckless driving. On January 7, 2007 she pleaded no contest to the charges and was given 36 months probation, alcohol education and $1500 in fines.January 15 found Hilton pulled over again. She was informed that she was driving on a suspended license and signed a document acknowledging that she was not to drive. On February 27 Hilton was again pulled over and charged with violating her probation. Hilton was also required to enroll in alcohol education by February 12 but as of April 17 had no done so.

Speaking outside her home on Saturday, Paris stated: “I feel that I was treated unfairly and that the sentence is both cruel and unwarranted and I don’t deserve this.” While denying having any knowledge that she wasn’t allowed to drive, Hilton’s apparent disregard for the rules of society and the judge’s ruling have landed
Paris in unknown waters. She’s going to have to take responsibility for her actions. Maybe, for the first time.

Only 4 contestants remain after the American Idol audience voted out Phil Stacey and Chris Richardson last night. After Idol received over 135 million votes from last week and this week’s combined total, Stacey, Richardson and Blake Lewis found themselves in the bottom three having received the lowest number of votes.This week’s show had Jon Bon Jovi as the contestant coach and Stacey’s “Blaze of Glory” received high praise from Paula Abdul. Abdul commented, “the best opening I think we’ve had all season long.”

Richardson also received praise from the judges for his two performances with Simon Cowell being a little less enthusiastic with his comment of, “You did as much as you could possibly do with that song but whether it’s good enough to stay another week, I’m not sure.”

During the show Ryan Seacrest also revealed that of the 25,000 entries Idol songwriting competition, the top 20 had been selected. The winning song will become the show’s finale song with the winner recording and releasing it at a later date. Next week’s guest mentor will be Barry Gibb of the BeeGees.

“J-Rat” the former “Cheers” mailman won’t be delivering any more. John Ratzenberger was the latest star voted off “Dancing with the Stars” this week. While garnering praise from the judges this week, including a comment about how it looked like he’d been to “dance rehab”, the home audience decided it was time for John to go.Ratzenberger and his partner, Edyta Sliwinski performed a rumba and foxtrot, achieving a combined score of 45 out of 60 from the judges for their two routines.

Laila Ali and her partner, Maksim Chmerkovskiy, scored a 29 for their quickstep and a perfect 30 out of 30 for their samba, giving them a combined score of 59. Tied for the lead were Joey Fatone and partner Kym Johnson, who scored a 29 for their foxtrot and a perfect 30 out of 30 for their jive.

Tuesdays’ show also included a performance by Meatloaf. He sang his anthem “Bat out of Hell” and his new single “Cry Over Me.”

Next week the couples will be required to perform Latin dance and a ballroom routine.