Paris Hilton continues, without responsibility, to push the limit in nudity, drugs, sexual exploitation, and misbehavior facing jail time, where the jail strip-searches shouldn't bother her. Hilton was born on February 17, 1981 and spent most of her youth growing up in the world famous Waldorf-Astoria Hotel in Manhattan, which Conrad bought during the Great Depression. Of course, Hilton grew up in other homes as well, most notably in the Hamptons and Beverly Hills. Upon graduating high school in 2000, Hilton immediately embarked on her quest for fame, first by modeling for such famed fashion designers as Tommy Hilfiger, Marc Bouwer and Catherine Malandrino. Hilton also posed for spreads in numerous magazines, including GQ, Vanity Fair and FHM - including those of pornographic devaluation. The hotel  heiress appeared in

Violence on TV In a report released April 25, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) concluded there is too much violence in television programming and that the current blocking technologies and ratings systems are insufficient and do not protect children. The report recommends government regulations to limit the amount of violent programming viewed by children, including cable choice (a la carte programming), an option Concerned Women for America (CWA) has long endorsed. For decades, parents, healthcare professionals, and government officials have debated the impact of excessively violent programming on children. In fact almost 70% of respondents in a poll conducted for the Associated Press said there was too much violence on television. CWA Applauds FCC's Report on Violent Television