In some blogs I read many things about Jared Leto and his bad behavior. Many people love him and also many people hate him. He is an arrogant, rude to fans, he hates bloggers and other celebrities, he punched Elijah Wood… and so on…

This is quote from www.popsugar.com

Jared Leto was in a foul mood at the Sundance Film Festival in Park City, Utah, on Saturday night. Leto, who was promoting “Chapter 27″ (in which he plays John Lennon’s assassin) picked fights with photographers and clubgoers in the VIP section of Tao at Harry O’s. When a photographer from WireImage attempted to snap Leto’s picture, the eyeliner- clad cad shouted, “No! No more, bro!” Leto walked out – but not before a “big guy” yanked at his long tresses. Leto “whipped off his hat with earflaps on and stepped up to the guy,” said a spy. “They were yelling at each other.” But no punches were thrown. And though Leto left, he came back a couple hours later to look for the guy.

Poor Jared ;(

www.g4tv.com reported:

G4: Do you do a lot of blogging from the road?

JARED: No, I think that blogging should die a sudden death.

G4: Why?

JARED: It’s just ridiculous. It’s like a playground for four-year-olds. People say and do things in the world of blogs that they would never do in real life, and I think it’s a false experience. You know, it’s, like, eating too much candy.

G4: So you don’t read alot of the celebrity gossip blogs, I take it?

JARED: Well, you know, one of the things along those lines that bothers me about when people start citing blogs as news sources is that when people are writing on these blogs, they feel like they don’t feel they need to do any research or back up their opinions with facts or anything, you know what I mean?

G4: Why is there this inherent lack of responsibility when it comes to blogging as journalism?

JARED: I couldn’t tell you. Times have changed. It used to be, to be a writer you had to have experience and talent, and learn a craft. Now anybody with an opinion, which is anyone and everyone, feels that it’s worthy. Technology is allowing people to have access to things where before it required very great skill. So there will be some interesting developments from that, and also some things that are pretty worthless. Pretty soon anybody with a cell phone is going to be able to be a news reporter.The blog is yesterday’s parachute pants. It’s here now but it’s gone tomorrow.

G4: You no longer have to even know what news reporting is.

JARED: You really don’t. All you have to do is point your friggin’ Blackberry at somebody and get a picture and send it off to your favorite blog site.

G4: A celebrity goes to a Starbucks and there’s a picture of them 10 minutes later up on a blog somewhere and it becomes news!

JARED: Sometimes it’s interesting, but most of the time the bloggers themselves are just trying to get famous so they can make some money and sell advertising dollars and duping these poor people who are on the internet all day long.

G4: Yeah, those people are lame. Anyways, I gotta run and go post this on G4’s blog, TheFeed, so I can make some money, sell advertising dollars and dupe those poor people who are on the internet all day long. Suckers!

(Everyone hate something. Why not?)

And then www.people.com

Elijah Wood says he’s still scratching his head over an incident in which an angry Jared Leto grabbed him at the MTVU Woodie Awards in New York.

Wood tells Jane magazine in its February issue that the confrontation, which happened in October, was sparked by comments he had made about Leto’s rock band, 30 Seconds to Mars.

“He was basically upset at the fact that I said I didn’t like his band,” Wood says. “He said that initially and then walked away.”

But things escalated from there. “I guess he thought I was laughing at him,” Wood says, “but I was more shell-shocked and telling people around me, ‘Whoa, I just got told off by Jared Leto for not liking his band.’ And that’s when he came back and grabbed me.”

In the January/February 2003 issue of Blender, the Lord of the Rings actor told an interviewer, “I would never try to be like other actors and attempt to make (music) myself. I mean, have you heard 30 Seconds to Mars? … F—ing awful, man!”

Wood, who turns 26 on Sunday, tells Jane he never meant to insult Leto, 35, and that the whole incident at the awards show felt surreal.

“I told Jared it wasn’t personal,” Wood says. “He acted like I’d been disrespecting him or speaking about his family. Things like that don’t generally happen to me. I’m very non-confrontational. The whole thing was kind of ridiculous.”

(Ha-ha-ha! Anyway, many fans thinking Jared is very nice guy. And I can tell the same, he is gently and nice).

So, what do you think Is Jared Leto Bad Guy Or Good Guy?