Thank you!
Current mood: determined

Hey everyone! It has been a while since I have posted anything online. Sorry for that, but things have just been a mess around home lately. Thanks for all the support about Jackie! God I miss her. It means a lot to have people show they care!

Lately its like everyone close to me has been dropping away. Even Zach has been distant. But school will be starting again soon, so maybe going back will be good for me (CAN'T believe I just said that!). A giant part of me is still scared to be back tho . People are going to think I'm psycho. Maybe I will get to see Zach at least.

Thanks again for all the love!! Happy Holidays!

What TV series will receive the Golden Globes' attention on Dec. 13, when nominations are announced?

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NBC's "Heroes" deserves a dramatic series nomination. And Hayden Panettiere is deserving as America's most famous cheerleader. And why not a supporting nomination for the endearing Masi Oka?

"The sad part is, he's initially well-intentioned. He wants to improve his life," Quinto said. "He wants to make a difference. He wants to matter. Through the process of realizing how to do that, he gets blinded and loses himself in the pursuit of it and goes a little crazy-- 'a little' being understatement."

The big question is "how, exactly, does Sylar absorb the powers of his victims?" Does he eat their brains, Hannibal Lecter-style?

"They haven't told me," Quinto said. "The impression I was operating under was he actually ingested them, but I don't know. It's the question I'm most often asked."

"When Horn Rimmed Glasses (aka Claire's dad) gets me in captivity, he's kind of merciless in trying to get at the root of what I'm doing and why I'm doing what I'm doing," Quinto said of Sylar's Lecter-like incarceration. "You really see (Sylar's) anger, the darkness that comes out. I don't like being in captivity, and I don't like being overpowered."

"The stage is set for me to be around for a while," Quinto said. "I would love for it to be the rest of the season."

If other huge TV hits have taught us anything, it's that great success begets huge ego clashes. So it should come as no surprise that on-screen tensions within one of Heroes' main couples have spilled over into real life. According to multiple unnamed sources who asked not to be identified for fear of having their brains devoured, the female half of this twosome cannot stand to be in the same room as her leading man, let alone make out with him. Coincidentally (or perhaps not), these two have shared only a handful of scenes together in recent weeks. Send me your guesses, and I promise I won't confirm it if you're correct! (I like my brain without teeth marks, too.)

This week, Michael and Summer welcome Leonard Roberts to the show, and commiserate with his need to spend some time at the chiropractor?s office, where we caught up with him. His portrayal of D.L. Hawkins on NBC?s HEROES has given fans another interesting character to talk about.

He tells us about being swept up in the HEROES craze, relating the differences between it and his time on ?Buffy the Vampire Slayer?