organization, as well as the face for Lanvin's spring-summer 2021 campaign. The podcast Trapped In Treatment, which Hilton produced, debuted on January 18, 2022. Hosted by Caroline Cole and Rebecca Mellinger, each season focuses on personal accounts at one youth treatment facility, starting with Provo Canyon School. In March 2022, Hilton released a tracksuits line, announced a sunglasses collection in collaboration with eyewear brand Quay Australia, and joined the cast of the YouTube animated web series Rainbow High. Public image Reception A particularly polarizing figure since rising to fame, Hilton has often been the subject of harsh criticism. Writing for The New York Times in 2003, John Leland opined: "In a ravenous celebrity culture, Ms. Hilton's rise shows how far celebrity itself has been devalued". Kay S. Hymowitz, in a 2006 article for City Journal, published by the conservative Manhattan Institute for Policy Research, described Americans as having "less of a common culture, but we all still share Paris Hilton," further stating that even "if you don't read the tabloids, you can't escape her [...] for most sentient adults Hilton personifies the decadence of our cultural moment." A 2006 poll conducted by the Associated Press and AOL concluded that she was the second-Worst Celebrity Role Model, behind Britney Spears. According to a June 2007 Gallup poll, nearly two-thirds of Americans (63%) felt very unsympathetic toward Hilton, and a November 2007 online survey of children conducted by E-Poll Market Research ranked her among the most unfriendly celebrities among children. The 2007 Guinness World Records named her the world's "most overrated celebrity", and Forbes ranked her as the most "overexposed" in 2006 and 2008. The latter stated in 2008 that "65% of the U.S. population would use the term 'overexposed' to describe Hilton [...] To put that in perspective, most celebrities average between 3% and 7% on the E-Poll celebrity index during the peak of their careers". In the Forbes list, she also ranked second, fifth and eight in 2007, 2012 and 2014 respectively. A 2011 Ipsos poll concluded that she was the most unpopular celebrity with Americans (with 60 percent of respondents viewing her unfavorably). Despite the noticeable public disapproval, Hilton was among the most popular searches on various web browsers (such as Google, AOL and Lycos) between 2004 and 2008. In 2004, she was named one of the "10 Most Fascinating People", according to Barbara Walters' annual primetime special ("Paris'