It's been so terrific receiving so many nice emails in recent days from all kinds of people offering congratulations for on the one-year anniversary of Out In Hollywood. I wanted to share some of them with you (even some of the mean ones!) as I prepare for my 4th of July holiday.
I will resume posting on Thursday!!

NICE MAIL FROM READERS...
Greg,
I really really enjoy your blog. I stumbled across your web page one day after my daily reading of Dlisted.com Thanks for putting so much work into this, we really enjoy it.
- Ron Morris
Ft. Smith Arkansas

Greg,
Just a quick note to say that I am absolutely HOOKED on your blog! Thanks for the good reads (and the hot pics)!
- Andrew

Dear Greg,
Iv'e been "in love" with Jaclyn since I saw her way back in Charlie's Angels....where initially i wasn't aloud to watch it on a school night !!!!.Anyway, thanks for a great article on Jaclyn.......................Jaclyn is real Hollywood royalty, beautiful inside and out and NEVER looks trashy.
- Danny

Hello Greg,
I just wanted to say Hello and to tell you that I Enjoy reading "Out in Hollywood" every day and I am a big fan of "Brothers and Sisters" to. Keep up the Good work. I hope you have a great Summer.
Take Care,
Jerry Manchester

...and finally, got a nice comment from one of my very closest friends on this Earth, Dave Keifer, who is a talented sportswriter at the San Jose Mercury. Dave and I went to college together at San Diego State U and he was one of the first people I came out to. When a guy tried to pick up on Dave (a married father of three) at a club 10 years ago, he told the guy he was straight but had a gay friend he should meet. It ended up being a disastrous blind date. Still, straight allies like Dave make the world a better place!
Anyway, Davey sent this note yesterday in regards to Out In Hollywood: "Dude, I'm not even gay and I love it!!"

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BUSTED BY THE GRAMMAR POLICE
Greg,
It is kinda grating to have a writer you like kill their message with bad English. If you simplify the sentence above the objective case is easy to see. T.R. Knight wanted he off. Arggh. (He) wanted him off. Likewise for the first person:
To me, by me, near me... with any preposition They gave it to him and me. Never to him and I. (Simplified. They gave it to I? Never.).
- Chandler

SHE'S NOT A FAN
FYI - Your blog is incredibly juvenile. I once read an item pre-Oscars, where you wrote about Jennifer Hudson: "...She said hi to me and I said hi back!!!" Are you a 13 year old girl?? To make matters worse, you are so self-obsessed (Within two days you mention that John Amechi says "I see you everywhere!"). You are so in love with yourself and, well, you really shouldn't be. You are unhip and unattractive.Your blog could be good if you had any meaningful insights or semi-profound thought/observations ,but it's all teenage girl, narcissistic b.s.
- Kim Karpawich

AS THE WORLD TURNS
Greg,
Hi. Love your blog. I stumbled upon it one day and now have added the RSS feed to my reader so I don't miss anything.
Just wondering if you've been keeping up with the developing story of Luke and Noah on ATWT. I was under the impression that Noah was brought on the show for Luke, but I was reading a Soap magazine and it said that Noah sleeps with Maddie (another character on the show). Any ideas on where this might be heading?
- Bob

Reply: Bob, I'm not following that show but Michael Jensen at AfterElton.com has been doing so faithfully so please check out his site. Thanks for reading!