Hayley posted a new blog entry on Paramore.net, read it below!

A Week In Los Angeles
Posted by Hayley
February 3, 2012
This week is the busiest week we’ve had in quite a long time. I’m writing this through half-open eyes*. My body hasn’t quite caught up with the work schedule yet… ever since we came home after the FBR15 show it’s been all Hunger Games, holiday meals, and Sega Genesis for me. Not a very active type of business to be running. Anyways, I think I much prefer this tiresome route. At least we’re getting somewhere now!

We’ve met a good 6 or 7 guys this week who are all well-qualified for the job of producing our 4th album. It’s a scary/exciting/and extremely inspiring process to meet and try to get to know someone who will carry out a vision with us and bring together all the music we create. As you know from the video we posted yesterday, one of the men we met with was Justin Meldal-Johnson. What an amazing guy. So talented too. We really should thank him for actually being the only guy who was really up for being filmed and okay with sort of having his space invaded by a little pink camera. Originally, our plan was to film literally any little thing, every meeting that happened on this trip. We wanted to make some kind of “video list” of all the folks we were meeting with. Unfortunately, we’ve got to respect the fact that not every guy wants his mug posted up on blog sites/fan sites/forums nor do they really want to disclose information about potential projects. The truth is, we were sort of going with the whole notion that “it’s easier to ask forgiveness than to ask permission” … but again, at this point it’s really clear to us that it was a little too ambitious of an assignment and we have to respect people’s wishes to not be on exhibit all over the internet. Basically, there are still going to be video clips and pics from the trip and we’re still going to keep you guys in the loop… we hope you’re still down!

The great news is that so far we’ve gotten a lot of incredible feedback on the batch of songs we’ve been showing to producers. It’s a new day for our band. If we didn’t know that before, this trip has most certainly been the confirmation we needed.

Thanks for sticking around to support us and being in this whole thing with us. We’ve only got two meetings left on this trip. You have all been with us for every thing we’ve done thus far and you’ll be there tomorrow as well. Not through a camera or by any physical means… but in our thoughts and hearts. You’re a big part of us wanting to make this whole experience just plain fun. Thank you guys again. Keep an eye out on the site cause we’ll still be posting plenty of things from our time here in LA.

Love,
Hayley

* Note: not half-closed.Glass half-full > glass half-empty.

Hayley stopped by at A Rocket To The Moon’s studio today. Check out the picture below!

Hayley uploaded the following images to cellstream on the main
Paramore website:

Beautiful day in the neighborhood

Why is your name so long?

Me and T hanging out.

As you’ll recall, the odious “License to Bully” bill — which would allow bullies special protection under the guise of religious conviction — went viral pretty fast, and the indignation came fast and furious from the corners you’d expect: Wonkette and other political junkies. But the proposed legislation has done what few pieces of proposed legislation do, which is to say it has crossed over into the broader culture’s awareness — and with a target on its back.

Today, Paramore singer Hayley Williams — not normally given to retweeting TN Report or quoting Chip Forrester — took to Twitter and beseeched her 2 million-plus followers to sign this online petition opposing the bill. I’m not sure what the original goal was, but the new goal is 20,000, and according to SignOn, they’ve already crossed 15,000, a fact I’m sure was not hurt by Ms. Williams’ tweet.

Source: Nashville Scene

Please help by signing the online petition to stop anti-bullying. You can sign it here.

Hayley got a new tattoo. This is what it looks like:

It was done by Ian White.

Heidi Jewell, a local Nashville street style photographer took some photos of Hayley and posted them in her blog (Under The Guise). This photoshoot was not planned, Heidi just spotted Hayley walking on the street!

She also commented the photos she took:

I don’t know what I like more, the hair or the outfit. Absolutely beautiful.