Paris Hilton's jail cell
June 1 - Paris Hilton is set to be locked behind bars on June 5 for violating probation by driving on a suspended license.
Paris will be treated like any other inmate, according to a Los Angeles County sheriff's spokesman. She's allowed one hour outside of her jail cell daily. Like other detainees, she will get a toothbrush, toothpaste, soap, a comb, deodorant, shampoo and shaving implements. If she wants to maintain her meticulous appearance, she can buy a compact, eye shadow, an eyebrow pencil and package of hair colouring from the jail commissary but she must first open up a prepaid account.Cindy Martin reports.
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