Exclusive preview from upcoming issue of Out.
On Nicole:
Musto: Jealousy is a pained response to a friend who sold out and gravely disappointed her. Just guessing- initials N.R.?
“No comment,” Paris uncomfortably evaded. “It’s a song about any girl. Any girl has a girlfriend that’s jealous of you. It’s the meanest, most evil thing that can take over you.”
Musto: What’s it like to have her costar and her best friend become her worst nightmare?
“I hate talking about it,” she said, looking agonized. “It makes me sad because Nicole was like my sister. I brought her on the show and all of a sudden she became this different person. She dropped all her old friends and now she’s someone else. That’s not the girl I know. That’s similar to one of the lyrics in Jealousy [the song Paris wrote].”
Musto: But you’d told me it wasn’t.
“Well, it is,” she admitted, unapologetically.
Musto: Will Nicole record an answer song called ‘Bitch, Who Do You Think You Are?”
Paris rolled her flawlessly made-up eyes. “She [Nicole] can’t even get a record deal,” she deadpanned.
On her Music:
Most of the songs are breezy, shinily produced dance numbers about quintessential Paris topics like partying, making out, and being H-O-T (“As I dance on the table top/Tonight I’ll be your liquid dream,” coos one lyric). Throw in a faithful cover of Rod Stewart’s “Do You Think I’m Sexy?” plus a sweet ballad (“Heartbeat”), and Avril Lavigne – type angst number (“Screwed”), and some obligatory rap cameos
Paris: “I always knew I could sing,” she told me, first thing. “Me, [my sister] Nikki, and Nicole [Richie] would sing karaoke in the house to Tina Turner, Madonna, and Paula Abdul, but I was always very shy about getting up in public. But now I’ve grown as a person and an artist, and this is what I’m meant to do. Once you hear the music, you cant knock it. I go to clubs and I play it and don’t tell anyone its me. If everyone knew “This is Paris Hilton,” they’d stop and judge.”
Musto: Does she play her own music for herself all day?
“Yes!” she admitted. “I drive around in the car and listen to it- that and Madonna and James Blunt and Jack Johnson.”
On the Gays:
Musto: Are you a fag hag?
“Yeah,” Paris replied happily. “Gay guys are more fun and they dress better and they’re usually hotter. All the hot ones are gay.”
On The Simple Life:
The Simple Life, which, in its fourth season, has moved from Fox to E! (Fox didn’t think the show was gonna work because we’re not friends,” Paris informed me. ” But I think it’ll be great TV. You can get away with more.” Then she added, “Actually, I’m worried about that.”)
On House of Wax:
“I only did that movie because Joel Silver is an incredible producer,”
Musto: Did she expect an Oscar nomination for it wink, wink?
“There wasn’t much to the character except making out, so no. But I thought it was cool when my head was chopped off. I thought I had the coolest death in the movie.”
And the girl who supposedly does nothing also has a crystal plate full of other projects in the works: a proposed character on Family Guy, an animated show of her own, a superhero movie, a romantic comedy called The Hottie and the Nottie (guess which one she plays), and a follow-up album already being written.
On Paris:
“The person I read about in all these columns I don’t even know,” she moaned. “There are so many evil people out there. They make up lies. I don’t even read it all anymore. It hurts my feelings. And I’m not going to spend millions of dollars a year suing everybody. I don’t have time for that.”
Source: Perez Hilton and Jay
Matt Leinart celebrated being drafted into the NFL by partying at a Las Vegas nightclub on Tuesday with Paris Hilton. 
