More Paris? Forget it

RE “Bearing Her Brand,” by Chris Lee, Aug. 18: You know, just because the same hooker stands on the same corner each day as you drive by on your way to work doesn’t mean she rates a big article about her on the front page of the Calendar section.

The oversaturation of Paris Hilton in the media is like an alley covered in graffiti: We’ve seen it, we got it, we don’t need a “reputable” source bringing it to us also.

JEFF SOFTLEY

Los Angeles

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SHE offers no inkling of giving to a charitable organization or any concern over a political issue -- in fact she names everything Paris and does not appear in public unless it is to further the sale of her items. I thank you for putting the Paris Hilton brand into perspective and turning off our buying anything related to it.

ANGELIQUE STRAHAN

Fallbrook

THAT the media continue to crank out any material at all in regards to this useless stack of protoplasm borders on the unbelievable.

Hilton is the epitome of the triumph of the mediocre -- a shallow, mincing, bling-encrusted scarecrow, mocking any truly talented young person’s struggle to create beauty and/or succeed in today’s America.

There never was nor will there ever be any value in giving this person any more publicity.

STEVEN WEBER

Los Angeles

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IF she is such a serious young lady, why are we always subject to her private parts and always seeing her drinking and carousing?

The problem with Paris is that Paris doesn’t understand that she herself has destroyed the Paris persona. Mothers do not want their daughters to be anything like her. She is a self-important, bubble-headed fool. How many others have life-sized photos of themselves in their living rooms? How many others of her age have a porno tape circulating?

Paris does not understand that she has become a laughingstock, not an icon. Please don’t defile your pages with her anymore.

JANE JACOBS

Laguna Beach