High Society's Paul Johnson Calderon is PISSED that his name is being used without permission on a party invitation. To add insult to injury, the invite claims he is co-hosting a party with co-stars Devorah Rose and Malik So Chic. Salt to the wound: the party is at Kiss N'Fly.-
PJC was dismayed to find his name on an invite, in which he "cordially invites you to celebrate the Season 1 of the CW reality show High Society". Paul said in an email to us:
"I'd rather dump a tank of gasoline over my head and light a match than have my name on this invite."
So, I don't think he'll be making it tonight.
But Malik So Chic will be there! You remember him, from the trailer? And Devorah Rose, who is "repulsed" by the editing on the show, who is disgusted by the producers and the whole experience, is gamely willing to put her grievances aside to host a party "celebrating" the first season. What a sport!
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Scallywag
May 4, 2010
3:21pm
It was an error in the invite kids. Sometimes people get overzealous and say things that they shouldn't. I'm willing to accept responsibility for that, all this reality stuff can sometimes make our heads swoon. As one of the hosts for tonight's event, Paul dear you should throw a lighter at me, not Devorah. But i will secretly confess, I would love to see you come. So Paul, you know I love you, and once again I hope you accept it was this chap's neglect not Devorah's. So Paul- will I see you anyway?
Debbie
May 5, 2010
1:46am
One of them likes to talk about people behind their back. But when confronted can't back it up. The other one should get a related job!
Debbie
May 5, 2010
1:48am
Oops sorry, I meant to type "a real job"