Best wishes to Eric……

We’ll let “Ms. Chris Crocker” do the talking.

The full 2 1/2-hour concert is available on YouTube. The rebroadcast video has been watched by more than 1.1 million viewers.

Chris Maxcy, head of music partnerships at YouTube, called the event “a big win” for the site.

This is YouTube’s second attempt at live-streaming concerts. In August, the video-sharing site aired portions of the Outside Lands music festival in San Francisco.

Portions of the stream will be archived and available for streaming after the event.

After bonding with his dad, Jim Sacco, over Kurt Russell’s 2004 inspirational sports flick Miracle more than 150 times, little Joshua was able to begn performing scenes from the film. If you’ve never seen Miracle — which I haven’t — it’s based on the Miracle on Ice ice hockey game at the 1980 Winter Olympics in Lake Placid.

Dad decided to film Josh reciting U.S. Hockey Coach Herb Brooks’ locker room speech, as performed by Kurt Russell. In July, Jim uploaded the vid to YouTube to share with family members. Three months, later the video is a viral hit that’s taken Josh all the way to The Ellen Show.

He’s so cute! And how intelligent!

Here’s the Kurt Russell version”

And here’s a clip of Josh’s appearance on Ellen on Monday:

Sidebar: Do you think it’s okay for parents to put their young children on YouTube?

The fancy-footed pair appeared on both TODAY and GMA on Friday, but the ABC morning show thought they’d scheduled the first interview with the couple. When TODAY’s interview aired first, GMA bosses were furious. The show’s reps promptly cancelled the newlywed’s hotel rooms and flights back to St. Paul, Minnesota in a counterattack.

“We figured they’d be happier staying with their whole wedding party on the ‘Today’ show’s tab. It certainly makes us happier,” a bitter GMA exec told Page Six, on Monday.

Hubby Kevin Heinz was puzzled and taken aback by ABC’s reaction. “We’ve been kicked out of our room,” he said from the lobby of the Millennium Hotel Friday. “New York is cut-throat. That’s what we’ve learned.”

Have no fear — NBC quickly came to the rescue. The TODAY Show picked up the tab, and featured the whole wedding party on their show on Saturday, for a reenactment of their wedding march.

Check out how the couple from St. Paul, Minn. is dealing with their newfound fame in this clip from The TODAY Show Friday.

Look who decided to crawl out from under a rock. Chris Brown surfaced in a new video posted on YouTube Wednesday to announce his upcoming album, Grafitti and new single, but he also wanted fans to know he “ain’t no monster.”

Nor are you an English major, Chris.

“I’m telling you, I’m telling you… I just want to say, ‘What up!’ ‘cause I ain’t been out there in a minute,” Chris said in the vlog.

“New album going to be coming soon, we’re working on it right now… Called ‘Graffiti,’” he continued. “It’s got everything on it, you know what I’m saying, y’all be ready for that.”

“I’m about to drop a single for y’all this summer,” he added. “We ain’t going nowhere!”

Next Chris addressed the domestic violence scandal with former girlfriend Rihanna that killed his once thriving career earlier this year, saying, “Everybody that’s haters, they just been haters. All my real fans, I love you all.”

“I ain’t a monster!”