THIS SPOILED BRAT DESERVES TO GO TO JAIL!

It didn't take long for Paris Hilton to try to play the "sympathy" card. After being sentenced to a jail term of 45 days, she went public with a statement (yesterday) saying she had told the truth in court, she had done nothing wrong, it was her publicist's fault, etc., etc.

In other words, "My dog ate my homework!"

Paris Hilton was stopped three times after her license was suspended. The first time, she was given a warning. The other two times, she was cited. She failed to enter an alcohol education program by a court mandated date of February 17 and FRIDAY, she was LATE for her court appearance!

If there is ever something you should NEVER be late for, it's a date with the judge who is being encouraged by prosecutors to say (in essence), "Enough is enough!"

It's not hard to figure out where her "privilege entitlement" comes from, is it? Look at her cute spoiled mother.

Will 45 days in the slammer teach Paris Hilton something? Anything? Only time will tell, but if an attitude adjustment is made as a result of this, unlike the Iraq war, this WILL have been a "Mission Accomplished".

The De La Hoya-Mayweather Fight:

The "mission" stated before this fight was that this was the fight that would (hopefully) save boxing. Did it?

I had the pleasure of watching the fight on a giant screen in Toluca Lake with my good friend, LARadio.com Publisher, Don Barrett (among others) and I think we'd all agree that it was an interesting fight, but a sport SAVING fight? Highly doubtful.

Regarding the telecast itself, I thought that Jim Lampley did his usual terrific work, but if I never see Max Kellerman again, I won't miss him. Lennox Lewis? Yeah, HE's a keeper!

Did I agree with the decision? Yes. Will there be a rematch? Probably, but there's no reason to believe the outcome would be different.

Kentucky Derby:

Wow, wow, WOW!!!

The Current Television Season:

The TV season is winding down. I wrote some thoughts about "Shark" this past Friday and I will continue to do that about other shows while we approach the end of this season.

"Boston Legal".

I have LOVED "Boston Legal" since its inception. This past Tuesday's episode was no exception. The engine that drives this show is the combination of wacky and weird. And that's in ADDITION to James Spader and William Shatner. Before Boston Legal, Spader made a film career out of being a weird guy. Before Boston Legal, Shatner made a career out of...Well, when you simply heard his name, you tended to laugh, didn't you?

Admit it. If you watch Boston Legal, don't you look forward to how that night's episode will end? When Spader and Shatner share a drink and a cigar while simply talking to each other?

And it doesn't hurt when the beautiful Gail O'Grady shows up to provide fun eye candy like she did this past Tuesday and has done in previous episodes while playing a judge.

Tomorrow:

The Los Angeles Times is WRONG, WRONG, WRONG!!!