Paris Hilton May Go Greener
New Buddy Adrian Grenier Reportedly Helps Heiress Shop For Eco-Friendly Home
5Aug. 21, 2007 | by Judy Faber
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(CBS) Does green clash with pink?
Paris Hilton apparently doesn't think so.
An insider says the heiress is learning how to be eco-friendly from her new friend, "Entourage" star Adrian Grenier.
"He's helping her pick out a home that she can easily convert into an environmentally friendly living space," the source tells E! Online's "Planet Gossip" co-host Tina Dirmann. "Adrian has really been teaching Paris a lot about what people can do to help the environment and to just live their lives in a more 'green-friendly' way because it's a cause he's very involved in, and, so far, Paris is listening."
The actor reportedly thinks that the heiress can do a lot of good if she goes green.Photos: Paris - Her Life & Loves
"Adrian told her, 'You're the most photographed woman in the world. Think what you could do if you used that attention to bring light to a cause.'" the source added.Grenier is filming a documentary about paparazzi, and was photographed over the weekend at Hilton's Malibu home with a camera crew. Although they are rumored to be an item, the source said that "it's really turned into more of a friendship than a relationship."Video: Paris & Adrian On "The Insider"
By Judy Faber
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