Hayden Panettiere was snapped by our Splash squad as she left the Aida Thibiant Day Spa in Beverly Hills yesterday. She was sporting a tad bit of extra cleavage than we’re used to seeing, and I know that nobody will be complaining! Sunday, 4 November 2007
Hayden Spends the Afternoon at the Spa
Hayden Panettiere was snapped by our Splash squad as she left the Aida Thibiant Day Spa in Beverly Hills yesterday. She was sporting a tad bit of extra cleavage than we’re used to seeing, and I know that nobody will be complaining! 
Hayden Panettiere Works Out, Then Relaxes
With a busy schedule including dolphin rescues (she was almost arrested in Japan last week) and filming her hit show, Hayden Panettiere must make the most of her time off. Yesterday, the Heroes babe was spotted on her way to the gym. She spent over an hour toning her killer body, and told the waiting paparazzi that she had a “good workout.”
Later that afternoon, Hayden headed over to Thibiant spa in Beverly Hills. She spent about two hours getting relaxation treatments and massage.
And after all of that, Panettiere was hounded by the paps as she left the spa. So much for de-stressing.
Hayden Panettiere Is One Cute Little Hero!
When she’s not filming scenes for her hit show or confronting Japanese fishermen, teen queen Hayden Panettiere is just another normal 18-year-old girl. The Heroes hottie, who can’t believe how successful her NBC series has become, was spotted all over the town on Saturday (November 3).
Dressed in beachwear, Hayden drew the paparazzi’s attention when she pulled into a gas station and, unlike other stars who have their own personal drivers, Hayden even took on the petrol pumping duties herself.
From there, it was off to meet some friends for a little gossip time while they ate at a local diner. Finally tuckered out, Ms Panettiere called it a night as she headed back to her home that she shares with her parents
Thursday, 1 November 2007
Hayden Panettiere Breaks Down In Tears.
Most of us weren’t very sympathetic towards Heather Mills’ tearful interview yesterday on GMTV, but I have a feeling that Hayden Pantettiere’s sobbing will be better received.The Heroes star participated with fellow actresses Isabel Lucas and Hannah Fraser in a protest with other anti-whaling activists in Tigi. Hayden paddled out on a surfboard with 30 other activists in an attempt to reach a pod of dolphins who were being chased into the area to be slaughtered. The Japanese whalers foiled their rescue efforts by blocking them with their propellers, but Panettiere still got a chance to speak about the horror of the event.
Dolphins and whales are probably one of the friendliest animals on the face of the planet,” she told Sky News. “It was really frightening. Some of us were hit by the boat hook. But in the end, all we were really worried about was the dolphins. It was incredibly sad. We were so close to them.”
I love it when actresses and actors get ecologically-minded. This is fantastic—maybe Hayden’s words will spur some additional action and outreach!
Hayden Heroic Part 2
We have a newfound respect for Hayden Panettiere! Maybe she’s not a bad girl after all?
The Heroes TV star recently went on a mission to Japan to help save the dolphins. Unfortunately, she and a few of her activist friends got into a violent confrontation with some local fisherman determined to complete their annual slaughter.
The 18-year-old actress paddled out on a surfboard in an attempt to reach a pod of helpless dolphins to stop them from being driven into a nearby cove and killed.
But she and her fellow surfers were intercepted by a fishing boat before they could reach the dolphins. The fishermen used the boat’s propellers to block their way and at one point struck out with a boathook.
It was an ugly and potentially life-threatening confrontation that lasted more than 10 minutes before Hayden and crew were forced to return to the beach.
An emotional Panettiere later spoke out about the incident.
For more go here: http://www.savejapandolphins.org/
The Heroes TV star recently went on a mission to Japan to help save the dolphins. Unfortunately, she and a few of her activist friends got into a violent confrontation with some local fisherman determined to complete their annual slaughter.
The 18-year-old actress paddled out on a surfboard in an attempt to reach a pod of helpless dolphins to stop them from being driven into a nearby cove and killed.
But she and her fellow surfers were intercepted by a fishing boat before they could reach the dolphins. The fishermen used the boat’s propellers to block their way and at one point struck out with a boathook.
It was an ugly and potentially life-threatening confrontation that lasted more than 10 minutes before Hayden and crew were forced to return to the beach.
An emotional Panettiere later spoke out about the incident.
For more go here: http://www.savejapandolphins.org/
Hayden Panettiere Shops For Costume, Defends Dolphins
Yesterday, Hayden Panettiere was out and about trying to find the perfect costume for Halloween. Maybe she’d be best to go as a protester, after the events of last week.
The “Heroes” star was involved in a dolphin rescue mission, along with six American and Australian surfers, in Japanese waters. The activists paddled out to a pod of trapped dolphins in an attempt to rescue them before they could be killed.
Unfortunately, Panettiere and her crew were stopped by a fishing boat and taken back to shore. One of the fishermen even threatened the group with a fishing hook.
Hayden told press, “It was really frightening. Some of us were hit by the boathook. But in the end all we really worried about was the dolphins. It was so incredibly sad. We were so close to them and they were sky hopping, jumping out of the water to see us.”
And one baby dolphin, in particular, really captured the actress’ heart. “One little baby dolphin stuck his head out and kinda looked at me and the thought that it’s no longer with us is really hard to take.”
The “Heroes” star was involved in a dolphin rescue mission, along with six American and Australian surfers, in Japanese waters. The activists paddled out to a pod of trapped dolphins in an attempt to rescue them before they could be killed.
Unfortunately, Panettiere and her crew were stopped by a fishing boat and taken back to shore. One of the fishermen even threatened the group with a fishing hook.
Hayden told press, “It was really frightening. Some of us were hit by the boathook. But in the end all we really worried about was the dolphins. It was so incredibly sad. We were so close to them and they were sky hopping, jumping out of the water to see us.”
And one baby dolphin, in particular, really captured the actress’ heart. “One little baby dolphin stuck his head out and kinda looked at me and the thought that it’s no longer with us is really hard to take.”
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