Paris Hilton was paid $140,000 to party at a London nightclub for less than
two hours.

The hotel heiress arrived at Mahiki, in Mayfair, with her Good Charlotte
rocker boyfriend Benji Madden at 1.20am on Tuesday (04/15/08).

Paris - who promised 'Mahiki Madness' on the invitations to her special
evening - performed a steamy dance for Benji before the pair left at around
3am.

A source said: "Paris and Benji were all over each other and, at one point,
she gave him an impromptu lap dance. Everyone was staring, which only seemed
to spur Paris on."

The club paid tribute to Paris by making her a special version of their $200
Treasure Chest cocktail, a potent mixture of champagne and spirits. The
drink - which was kept on ice until she arrived - was decorated with flowers
and had her name stamped on the side.

Before she left, Paris took to the dance floor and gyrated to her flop single
'Stars Are Blind'.

Meanwhile Hilton's new boyfriend Benji has got the seal of approval from
her parents.

Rick and Kathy Hilton say there is more to the tattooed Good Charlotte
rocker - who has been dating the hotel heiress since February - than first
meets the eye.

Rick said: "Benji is the perfect example of, 'Don't judge a book by its
cover.' He is polite, well mannered, and he even calls me sir. We love him
like family already."

Kathy - who has met Paris' previous boyfriends including Rick Salomon and
Brandon Davis - feels the 27-year-old beauty has found her soul mate.

She told the Vegas Luxe Life blog: "This has honestly become the real thing.

It's a great love match, and I have a funny feeling it's going to go all the
way, and we've already given it our approval.

"Their life has never been better. We agree with Paris that he is an amazing
guy. He has changed her life, and I really think she's genuinely in love for
the first time."

Paris has been accompanying Benji on Good Charlotte's tour, and the pair
have shown their love for each other by wearing matching 'P' and 'B'
necklaces.

Meanwhile, Paris' search for a new best friend in a new reality TV show is
not going well, with only 40 people turning up to the first stage of the
auditions.

After claiming the hopefuls would be asked to 'invite-only' auditions,
sources insist they were made to wait in long lines before entering the
"disorganized" audition room.

A source said: "Some people brought friends for support and they even ended
up auditioning. It was so disorganized, there was only a sign-up sheet with
a waiver there."