Hayden Panettiere graces the cover of Teen Vogue magazine for July.
About fame and press:
You feel like you're in a goldfish bowl. Nothing is private, and when they write about you, it's almost always completely false. I've never been pregnant, I've never moved in with somebody. There was a story about somebody giving me a ring that had "Sweet Like Hayden" engraved on it, and that person was like, 'Eww, I would never give you that.' And I was like, 'I wouldn't take that!
In Hollywood, there is no such thing as being a nice girl. Or being, you know, not messed up. If you're not, they'll make you that way.
About Milo Ventimiglia and the Heroes success:
I'll not comment until the day I die. I'm going to be married and I'll be like, 'I don't know who you're talking about. Who?'
The success of Heroes has opened tremendous doors for me.
On her passion for animal rights:
The show put me in a place to speak for things that I'm passionate about. The footage we got [facing off with Japanese fisherman] really made an impact on people.
Dealing with the paparazzi:
I play a game with myself. If I get angry or make a nasty face, they win, because that's exactly what they want. I just keep my head up, my eyes down, my mouth shut, a pleasant look on my face, and I keep walking and hope that eventually they'll get bored.
Behind the scenes ( Click to enlarge )
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