Press Release-A-Palooza

In today's edition: Paris Hilton admits, via "Access Hollywood," that she's gonna be old, saggy and ugly one day, so she might as well start dating unattractive men now. Also, via Joe: KTTV/Fox 11 is your official breastfeeding station of record.

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PARIS HILTON TELLS BILLY BUSH THAT WHEN IT COMES TO LOVE, "LOOKS DON'T MATTER ANYMORE"

Hilton on Looks: "One Day We're All Going to Be Ugly...So Who Cares?"

SHOW AIRS ON WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 2004

BURBANK, Calif. September 22, 2004 - In an interview with "Access Hollywood's" Billy Bush, hotel heiress Paris Hilton says that "looks don't matter anymore" when it comes to her dating preferences. The interview airs on "Access Hollywood," Wednesday, September 22, 2004 (check local listings for time and station).

Hilton, who dated Backstreet Boy Nick Carter for almost a year, says that looks are less of a priority in her search for Mr. Right then they used to be. "Looks don't matter anymore," she says. "It's all about how nice they are. At this point, I want to find a guy who's right for me. I want someone who's going to treat me well and love me."

"The Simple Life" star says she's realized she should focus more on what people are made of, because everyone, including herself, will lose their outward appeal with age. "One day we're all going to be ugly," she says. "We're all going to be eighty years old and ugly, so who cares? I'd rather have someone with a good heart than some good-looking idiot with no brain, because looks fade and I know that. I know that I'm not going to be good-looking forever. No one is, so it doesn't matter."

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AD COUNCIL HONORS JOLISA JONES-COREY AND TONY VALDEZ FOR MIDDAY SUNDAY STORY

Certificate of Appreciation for segment on the LA Breastfeeding Task Force that ran on Midday Sunday

Los Angeles - KTTV-FOX 11 employees Jolisa Jones-Corey and Tony Valdez will be honored by The Advertising Council with Certificates of Appreciation for a story on the Breastfeeding Task Force of Greater LA that aired on Midday Sunday. The story on breastfeeding aired on July 25, 2004 and included guests Wendy Slusser, MD, Collette Snoonian, and Ellen Steinberg, spokespeople for the Breastfeeding Task Force of Greater LA. The Ad Council created a national PSA campaign for The Office on Women's Health in the Department of Health and Human Services.

These PSAs use humorous themes to raise the awareness of the important health benefits for babies through breastfeeding and ran during the episode.

In appreciation of the story, the Ad Council has issued Certificates of Appreciation for Jolisa Jones-Corey, Director of Community Relations and Human Resources, and Tony Valdez, Producer/Host of Midday Sunday. Midday Sunday is a weekly public affairs program produced by KTTV-FOX 11.