Back to Rockville: Paris Gets Mouse'd

September 06, 2006

Paris Gets Mouse'd

If you haven't seen/heard about British graffiti artist Banksy and what he and producer Danger Mouse did to some copies of Paris Hilton's album, click on this press release from Waxploitation. For more info, read this story from People magazine. Justice is served, au gratin.

Sep 6, 2006 12:18:18 PM

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