Short answers, pulled from the story.
The name Paris appears in ancient texts as a figure of Luwian origin. A Hittite scribe recorded the name Parizitis, which scholars link to the Trojan prince. The word breaks into two parts: pari meaning foremost and zitis meaning man. This combination translates to foremost primary man.
King Priam ordered chief herdsman Agelaus to take the infant to Mount Ida and leave him there to perish. Nine days passed before Agelaus returned to check on the boy. He found the child alive and suckled by a she-bear. The herdsman carried the boy home in a backpack called a pēra.
Hera offered ownership of all Europe and Asia. Athena promised skill in battle and wisdom of greatest warriors. Aphrodite pledged love of Helen of Sparta. Paris chose Helen and thereby awarded the apple to Aphrodite.
Philoctetes mortally wounds Paris during final stages of war. Paris dies on mountainside or returns to Troy where he dies same day. When Oenone hears of funeral she runs to pyre and throws herself into fire.
Jacques Offenbach wrote operetta La belle Hélène in 1864 featuring Paris as lead male role. Orlando Bloom starred as Paris in 2004 Hollywood film Troy where character survives city's fall. Michael Tippett created opera King Priam focusing on Judgement of Paris aftermath in 1962.