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Claire will fall for her college roommate, Madeleine Zima, in an upcoming plotline and Hayden claims it was she came up with the sapphic story.

“I kinda threw it out there… They (writers) put you in relationships and I was like, ‘Can I just be with a girl or something…? Let’s do that.’ So they took it and ran with it. She’s a great girl… and we have a blast.”

The couple split in February; now Hayden is convinced that Hollywood couples rarely stand a chance because fans’ interest in their lives puts added pressure on the relationship.

“It’s very, very difficult and people have no idea what they do to peoples’ relationships. They destroy them. The paparazzi and the public,” Hayden says in a revealing interview with Company Magazine. “The public wants to read about your personal life, and the paparazzi give it to them by nosing into your personal life and saying things that are just not true and horrible.”

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Spywitnesses tell The Globe’s Loosch Lips Column that the Heroes cutie — known for her environmental and humanitarian efforts — curtly refused to sign an autograph for a male fan who approached her as she exited a flight.

A jet-lagged Hayden was headed home after a press junket in New York City for her new film, I Love You, Beth Cooper.

“Get a life and a real job,” Hayden allegedly snarled at the autograph seeker.

“She was so nasty and insulting to the poor guy for no apparent reason,” says one astounished snitch. “It’s not like she was being hounded by a bunch of people.”

Hayden Panettiere made a named for herself playing Claire Bennet, a popular high school cheerleader that saved the world on the NBC sci-fi series Heroes. But in real life, Hayden suffered through years of psychological “torture” at the hands of her classmates.

Hayden said she started to feel different than the rest of her classmates as early as grade school.

“I was tortured, emotionally tortured by these girls,” the star of the new I Love You, Beth Cooper reveals in the August issue of Details Magazine. “Every time I came back from filming, it would be me trying to find my way back into the clique. And they weren’t having it.”

She added, “I remember hearing in first grade, ‘Oh, why does she get to skip school?’ It wasn’t like I suddenly started feeling different. I always knew that I was. I never felt I missed out—in fact, it was like, ‘Oh, thank God I’m not that.’”

More Highlights From Hayden’s Interview With Details:

Hayden On Her Failed Romance With Heroes Co-Star Milo Ventimiglia: “When it comes to relationships, it’s nice to have something that is your own and not everyone else’s. That’s not part of my job. I never stood up on a podium and said, ‘Vote for me – I’m perfect. I’ll be this for you and never do anything wrong.’”

Hayden On Her Father’s Arrest For Allegedly Attacking Her Mother During An Argument In August 2008: “It’s turned my life upside down and shaken it,” Hayden stated frankly. “It was very tough, especially since it’s my family. It’s one thing if you do it to me. I get frustrated, but I can handle it. But when it involves my family, my friends, forget it—I lose my… I learned the game. The more I react, the angrier I get, the more satisfaction they get. That’s exactly what they want.”

I Love You, Beth Cooper which debuts in theaters this Friday, July 10.

The beautifully-tanned Hayden Panettiere and her lacy little black dress stopped by Letterman last night for the latest stop on the promotional tour for the actress’ new comedy, I Love You, Beth Cooper.

Hayden Panettiere’s character will turn lesbian on NBC’s sci-fi drama Heroes next season, it has been rumored.

The 19-year-old Panettiere will see her screen alter ego, invincible cheerleader Claire Bennet, getting hot and heavy in a same sex romance with her college roommate when season 4 of the action-packed series hits the small screen this fall.

“It’s just girly fun at first,” a source told the Daily Star, “But it might progress into something more serious, it depends how viewers respond.”

Hayden Panettiere is laughing off a misspelled tattoo that could remain etched on her back for all eternity.

The 19 year old has the Italian saying Vivere senza rimipiantic – meaning “Live Without Regret” – tattooed on her back. Unfortunately for Hayden, the tattooist made a mistake with the spelling.

“It is misspelled, whatever, I just put my own spin to it. Chances are I’ll probably get it fixed, but that’s why I love having it on my back because I don’t get bored of it,” she says.

“I don’t have to stare at it all the time, but then you have it on your back and you don’t realize that it’s misspelled either!”

Hayden Panettiere is sorry if her juggly thighs are putting a hurtin’ on your vision.

The nearly-flawless 19-year-old star has launched a vicious verbal attack against critics who have chastised her for having “cellulite and flabby thighs.”

(Perhaps I need to take my mother’s advice and get a pair of glasses, but where does this girl have cellulite? I certainly don’t see any….)

“I live in criticism every day. I used to walk my dogs in my PJs but now I have to make sure I look half decent or else I get trashed,” Hayden — best known for her role as Claire the Cheerleader on the NBC sci-fi drama Heroes – laments in a new interview with AGW.

“Or like having cellulite on the back of your legs. I’m sorry, I’m a woman! I don’t know what you want me to tell you. I’m sorry it’s not going to go away. I can’t do anything about it. I apologize if my legs offended you!”

Hayden’s tat’s got a typo!

Hayden Panettiere has a tattoo that was spelled incorrectly, according to celeb snitch Perez Hilton.

In October, the Heroes star, 19, had the Italian phrase “Vivere senza rimpianti” — meaning “To live without regrets” — etched across her back.

However, the recent bikini-clad images of the actress in a bikini have revealed that the word “rimpianti” has been spelled with an incorrect extra “i!”

Actress Hayden Panettiere, the 19-year-old star of NBC’s Heroes, joined teen Ambassador to The Candie’s Foundation, 18-year-old single mother Bristol Palin — daughter of Alaska Governor Sarah Palin — at a town hall meeting on teen pregnancy prevention in New York City on Wednesday, which just happens to be National Teen Pregnancy Awareness Day.

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