Hayden: Milk Does a Cheerleader Good!

31. If you ask me, Hayden is a Lindsay Lohan knock-off and also her double. There was an instance when Hayden was walking down the street with her bodyguard and entourage, when one of the papparazzi yelled out "Hey Lindsay!" Hayden quickly turned around and said "Hey, don't call me that!!" But I think she'll be getting that for a long time... She looks JUST LIKE Linds...

Posted at 8:25AM on Aug 24th 2007 by Willow

32. Yeah, Hayden's cute, but hell--I was 18 once, and I drink milk. You think anyone's calling me "hot'??

Posted at 9:10AM on Aug 24th 2007 by Jeffrey H. Baer

33.
A comment in response to number 9:

- 9 o'clock is the cut-off time for family entertainment - any show in the 9 pm or later time slot is likely to be rated as a non-family show - so if your kids are too young to see a woman in a thong, perhaps they should have been in bed before 9pm.

Heroes is a great show - and original for a change - and Hayden is still a young girl, let's hope she doesn't go the way of the Lohan - so far, so good - perhaps her parents realized there was a 9 pm cut off on adult content shows?

Parents - take charge of your TV watching - block TV shows that are not suitable for your youngsters, and talk with your teens about what they watch, what they might be influenced by and how they want to be perceived.

More original TV - less spin-offs from already existing shows - puh-leeze no more CSI spin-offs!

Posted at 9:36AM on Aug 24th 2007 by The Anti-Prude

34. #9, I am so sorry to hear that you're not only such a prude but also completely illiterate. First, between shows on NBC, there are always commercials. There are always promos for the upcoming show. Second, when a show starts, there is a RATING on the top corner of the screen. It shows whether or not what will appear next on the screen is suitable for your kids. Third, NBC was only promoting heroes starting on that date and time for months in advance. It's really not their fault that you watch the station but don't pay attention. Lastly, "America's Funniest Home Videos" is shown on ABC, NOT NBC, so if your family was, in fact, watching that, you would've had to change channels to see the girl's bare butt on Heroes. If you did, you might have been watching "Most Outrageous TV Moments" which is also NOT for little kids. Either way, stop blaming NBC for your lapses in parenting. This whiny BS is getting way too much. Maybe you should've grown the Hell up and learned to take responsiblity before breeding.

Posted at 9:36AM on Aug 24th 2007 by WHINY PARENTS SUCK

35. Post 17, what is with you?! Your post lost all merit with your childish insults and name calling of Hayden and her mother. Hayden does not need TMZ to be in the public spotlight. She has made commercials for years and Heroes is a hit show. You do not know that she is ANY of the things you posted. Shame on you.

Posted at 11:04AM on Aug 24th 2007 by Lin

36. Just a matter of time before she hops on the Paris, Nicole, Britney and Lindsey bandwagon with DUIs and other disgusting, irresponsible behavior. It probably won't be her fault either because she is attaining fame too young for her to handle properly.

Then her career will come to a streaching halt.
But I hope I'm wrong.

Posted at 11:58AM on Aug 24th 2007 by KELLYDOESNY

37. Boring is it for sure. Big deal better looking sluts at my beach bar any night of the week. TMZ get a life. I thought it was going to be something good.You must not get much leg guy, get out more

Posted at 12:28PM on Aug 24th 2007 by budthebodyman

38. Bravo TMZ! You have "Tom Sawyer'ed" many of us into watching a milk ad. The fools that keep lambasting Hayden haven't figured out that they have just watched a commercial... one they are talking about and will probably remember. KUDOS to you TMZ and the milk council should pay double for the effort. As for Hayden, she is a sweet, nice actress who has stayed out of the tabloids for the most part. KUDOS to her as well. Keep up the good work both of you.

Posted at 1:53AM on Aug 26th 2007 by jungljohn

39. Leave the young girl alone,if you people on here as parents would take the time to see what your own kids were doing, instead of being on the internet all the time cheating on your spouse, and posting worthless blogs on here then you might know that your son or daughter at under 18 wasnt perfect either... HELL im sure YOU werent perfect either stop being bitter and mean to us pretty privlige people.....ROFL

Posted at 9:29PM on Aug 24th 2007 by Danny

40. That was some nasty azz looking milk. When she was taking a sip it looked like it was thick enough to be painted onto her lip let alone just sit there after a regular sip. Reminded me of the "goop" I used to make out of cornstartch and water for my kids to play with. And to boot, I find the whole milk mustache commercial series a little disturbing. I was aways taught food goes INTO my mouth not on or around my mouth. That was why we had napkins at the table. It was a disgrace to have food or drink all over your face! ! ! ! Have a great Day

Posted at 7:25AM on Aug 25th 2007 by Lizzie

41. From the "Celeb Psychic" (me) - I saw her on Letterman and she seemed a bit snobbish and "full of herself"... Typical of nubie celebrities right before they spiral out of control. TMZ is right on the money with her... she's a train-wreck just waiting to happen... I predict that we'll start seeing "confrontations" with her and a waiter, or stagehand, or a young heartbroken fan any day now... You heard it here first! LOL

Posted at 8:08AM on Aug 25th 2007 by TMZ4theDOGS

42. I have a little year old Russian Blue kitten and she has an all natural "milk mustache" but will she ever be famous for it.......................doubt it!

Posted at 8:21PM on Aug 25th 2007 by Lyn

43. get a life

Posted at 7:53AM on Aug 26th 2007 by gorrillajoe64

44. No milk should ever be that thick. I'm thinking that's man milk, she just doesn't know it yet.

Posted at 9:55AM on Aug 25th 2007 by Mark

45. hora, you sound so mad. We really don't give a rat's behind what you think and that you hate prudes. It's too bad there isn't a little more "prudishness" in the world. If there were, it might be a better place to live.

Posted at 11:06AM on Aug 25th 2007 by Pat