Paris Hilton’s future life may be slightly simpler than she planned.

Now that her grandfather, Barron Hilton, made the shocking decision to give 97 percent of his wealth to charitable causes instead of his family, it seems Paris may need to rely more heavily on the profits she’s generating from The Simple Life DVD sales than on her inheritance.

People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals, better known as PETA, usually protests high-profile companies such as KFC, Denny’s and PetSmart.

However, the organization’s latest campaign is more personal. The newest target? Fashion moguls and actresses Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen, or should we say Hairy-Kate and Trashley Trollsen, as they are now know on www.peta2.com, the teen-friendly PETA website.

The battles between Revlon billionaire Ronald Perelman and ex-wife Ellen Barkin didn’t stop with divorce court.

Despite a divorce settlement in the tens of millions (estimates range from $20 million to $60 million), Barkin sued Perelman in August for $3.4 million. Last week, Perelman sued her right back.