Hotel heiress Paris Hilton had a hot birthday bash this weekend at Nobu with a group of friends. Hilton celebrated her 26th birthday dancing on the tables and kissing men.

The birthday bash included her sister Nicky with her boyfriend David Katzenberg, her best pal Nicole Richie with Joel Madden, and Paris with two beaus: Brandon Davis and Stavros Niarchos.

Though it was rumored that Paris and her Greek Tycoon boyfriend Stavros are about to split, but the two spend most of the night smooching each other on the dancefloor at Body English club in Los Angeles.

But Paris has another date also. I mean Brandon Davis. She has to take care of him also. So Paris alternately took care of both the dates. It is also gossiped that the threesome also shared a room at The Palms. Great going Paris! Afterall she also has to keep her name in the press just like her’ ex-best pal Britney.

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Socialite Paris Hilton has filed a lawsuit in an attempt to shut down a new website claiming to offer visitors access to the Hilton’s private items.

ParisExposed.com promises visitors who pay a fee of $39.97 to access a collection of Hilton photographs, home videos, love letters, recorded phone conversations, diaries and phone numbers of friends and celebrities.

The site also includes topless pictures of 25-year-old Hilton on holiday and also shows her frolicking in a bath-tub.

In her lawsuit, Hilton said she put her possessions in storage two years ago when she and her sister, Nicky, moved out of a house that had been robbed.

Hilton said that a removal company was supposed to pay the storage fees and was ‘shocked and surprised’ to know that her belongings were sold at public auction.

Hilton said,

I was appalled to learn that people are exploiting my and my sisters’ private personal belongings for commercial gain.

Now socialite is seeking closure of the site on the basis that information shown could be used by people ‘to steal my identity, or even worse, to harass or stalk me.’

The lawsuit alleges defendants Nabil and Nabila Haniss paid $2,775 for the contents of the storage unit and later sold the items for $10 million to entrepreneur Bardia Persa, who created the site.

Hilton’s spokesperson Elliot Mintz says,

We certainly are going to explore all of our legal options about this matter.

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