Sources reveal that Hayden Panettiere had a really hard time when she was a  younger girl. Apparently, she was bullied often in  middle school.

Hayden  told a media outlet  the following:
“I was never the popular girl. I actually thought the worst was in  middle school, it was all about where you sat at lunchtime and it was one of the most traumatizing experiences for me.
I never was  the very  popular girl. Never, never was! No joke!”

Well, look who’s laughing now! Ha!

Hayden Panettiere  went to  the MTV Movie Awards and looked  nice!  

Her skin simply glowed. We’re  kinda  jealous!

Hayden Panettiere’s botox loving  mom Leslie Vogel was spotted at an event  recently and looked bad. Her face should never see a knife again!

Please Hayden! Don’t follow  her footsteps!

Hayden Panettiere  sure likes older men! The young  actress was spotted recently  spending time with British TV presenter Steve Jones in Cannes, France. Her last boyfriend was  31 years of age  and Steve’s  32 years old.

This is hilarious!

Hayden Panettiere recently revealed that  she’s a fan of Californication starring David Duchovny, who just went to rehab for his  sex addiction.

Hayden told reporters the following:
“Well, if I had to be addicted to something, it would be sex!”

Rumors are swirling around  that Heroes  Hayden Panettiere may play the female lead in the  upcoming remake of Footloose. Well, folks…

IT’S TRUE!

Sources reveal that her chances are  relatively  good and that her only tough  competition is Julianne Hough from Dancing with the Stars.

Hayden Panettiere  graces the cover of UK InStyle magazine’s latest cover. She looks  hot and  she  also shared some stories with  the mag.

ON HER INSECURITIES
“I’m getting there, but I think I have the same insecurities as most girls. I’ve never had really skinny arms, so whenever I do photo shoots, it becomes about all  the angles that work.”

ON WHAT BOTHERS HER
“The thing that bothers me the most is when people make up stories about me being rude or unpleasant. I don’t think I’m an unpleasant individual, but you’ll run into somebody in a restaurant and, completely out of nowhere, they make up a story that you were rude somehow. It’s totally fabricated!”

ON GROWING UP IN THE PUBLIC EYE
“It really make life more difficult. There’s a lot of criticism. It blows my mind that people want to find flaws and things to pick at. Growing up with the pressure to be thin and the fact that TV adds at least five pounds… it was very  tough.”