The conclusion of our "Bring It On" Week has arrived and we're betting with all of the insider info on the fifth installment "Fight To The Finish" we've given you (you know, like backstage access, an interview with the movies heartthrob, Cody Longo and an exclusive featurette), that you've already gone out to buy the DVD, which was released yesterday.

Now that you're in a full cheertastic mode, we've decided to test your expertise. You've seen "Bring It On" so many times that you can recite the cheer in Torrance's dream from memory, eh? Prove it. After the jump, we've provided descriptions of the two head cheerleaders in each movie, see if you can match the characters to their films in our "Match the Cheerleader to her 'Bring It On' Movie" quiz. Read more...

Just as everyone has an opinion, a favorite meal and a nose — albeit a fake one at times — so too does everyone have a birthday. Even celebrities. Here at Birthday Bash, it's my mission to salute the fine actors, filmmakers and other Hollywood heroes that are celebrating their special day this week. After all, it's cheaper than mailing a cake!

This week, we're blowing out candles for an indestructible woman, a classic television star and an Oscar-nominated actress. Read more...

With her new flick "I Love You, Beth Cooper," Hayden Panettiere captures Paul Rust's heart as the titular high school goddess, Beth Cooper. Her stereotypical popular head cheerleader role quickly develops into a not-so-stereotypical, three-dimensional character who Paul's Denis Cooverman discovers might not be the same girl he'd idolized for so long. Nonetheless, Hayden, whose only offscreen pom pom experience includes playing one for Halloween and once at a game when she was very young, still manages to make being peppy believable in "Beth Cooper" as she's no stranger to putting on the uniform for her roles.

Here is a look back at Hayden's cheerleading roster:
"Remember the Titans": Though she wasn't wearing a uniform, Hayden's breakout performance as Coach Bill Yoast's daughter Sheryl was of a much better team supporter than the Titans own head cheerleader (a pre-"Blue Crush" Kate Bosworth). Her accurate side-line football criticism and encouragement was sure to make coaches nationwide wonder if they should have their own daughters tag along to football practice. Read more...

After posing for Seventeen , 19-year-old Hayden Panettiere is taking over even more of the newsstand this month.

The "I Love You, Beth Cooper" star appears on the cover of the August issue of Lucky and reveals how she dresses herself in ways to compliment her petite size. At just a little over 5-feet-tall, she says, "There are all these little tricks that make such a difference, like being conscious of when a shoe cuts me off at the ankle, so it doesn't shorten my legs." She also prefers high-waisted shorts like these for her small frame. Read more...

By Haley Murphy

Following in the footsteps of other recent cover girls Katy Perry and Emma Watson, "Heroes" hottie Hayden Panettiere is appearing on the August 2009 issue of Seventeen magazine.

In the issue, Hayden shares everything from heartbreak to her feelings towards our favorite vampire, Robert Pattison. Hayden shared some inside info about her first heartbreak when she told Seventeen, "My instinct when I go through heartbreak or a bad situation is to talk about it. To just talk and talk and talk about it. But that's me, that's not everybody. A lot of people, you know, their instinct isn't to talk about it. Their instinct is to bury it and to distract themselves from it." Read more...

FROM MOVIES BLOG: Though season four of NBC’s “Heroes” won’t start for a few more months, Hayden Panettiere told MTV News that there’s a new mysterious group that fans can look forward to in September: The Carnival.

Panettierre, who plays the title role in July 10th’s “I Love You, Beth Cooper,” is already preparing for more adventures as super-powered cheerleader Claire Bennet. “The next season of ‘Heroes’ has a lot of characters that are coming in,” says Panettierre, “There’s something called The Carnival… which is kind of the opposite of what The Company was."

Continue reading more about Hayden Panettierre's "Heroes" scoop at MoviesBlog.MTV.com.

What happens when a super nerdy high school valedictorian professes his love for the most popular girl in class? That's the question at the heart of the upcoming romantic teen comedy, "I Love You, Beth Cooper." The flick, starring "Heroes" hottie Hayden Panettiere as Beth Cooper and Paul Rust as the wannabe lover, doesn't hit theaters until July 10, but we've got a first look with five exclusive clips.

One other thing worth noting: The film is directed by Chris Columbus, who's directed such prior fare as two "Harry Potter" movies, both "Home Alone" flicks and seminal '80s teen film "Adventures in Babysitting." Take a gander at one of the clips below and then click here to watch the rest. And if you're interested in submitting your own real-life confessions, you can do so over here.