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Seacrest, Paris Working on New (Scripted) Show

Posted Sep 12, 08 3:25 PM CDT in Arts & Living,  Gossip 

(Newser) – Two of reality TV’s biggest stars are working together on a scripted show, People reports. Paris Hilton—or rather, an employee of Paris Hilton Entertainment—has been working for months with Ryan Seacrest on a so-far mysterious new series. Seacrest produces E!’s Keeping Up With the Kardashians, which stars Hilton gal pal Kim Kardashian.

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Paris Hilton and Ryan Seacrest are reportedly collaborating on a new scripted show.   (Getty Images)
Paris Hilton, whose latest reality show is coming soon to MTV, is partnering with Ryan Seacrest on a scripted series, People reports.   (AP Photo)
Ryan Seacrest, who hosts 'American Idol' and has his own radio show, is set to produce a scripted TV series with celebutante Paris Hilton.   (AP Photo)
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