The New Yorker Festival is back in New York City for the weekend of September 30th – October 2nd, and as part of the Festival’s exciting line-up, Chris Colfer will talk with The New Yorker ’s Susan Morrison. The event takes place on Saturday, October 1st at 7PM at the SVA Theatre 2, 333 West 23rd Street.
First Mike Chang , now Emma. It seems to be a parent parade over at Glee this season, with the announcement that the Changs are not the only family members that will be making an appearance. Don Most and Valerie Mahaffey have been cast as Rose and Rusty Pillsbury, parents of our favourite, quirky, guidance counselor, Emma Pillsbury
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NIGHTSTALKING Rare Prey and the Impenetrable Force of Glee It’s ballbusting work being part of tv’s biggest phenomenon. For Dianna Agron, the actress who plays alpha cheerleader Quinn Fabray on the FOX musical series Glee, it takes five time zones, four days, and one delayed flight to the UK (with a daytrip to Paris along the way), before she even has a moment to pop on the phone to chat quickly about her blossoming career. When she does, it’s 1:30 a.m.
Jenna took a minute to chat with Zap2It at Comic-Con where she expressed how shocked she was that she wasn’t graduating at the end of season 3! *** Pst! Have you heard? “Glee” is going to attempt to do the impossible: Keep all of their couples together in Season 3. At Comic-Con, co-creator and executive producer Brad Falchuk said , “We’re not really interested in breaking anybody up this year.” Two people happy about this?
After a whirlwind season, “Glee” takes on the Big Apple tonight in its highly-anticipated season finale. The episode, which cost an estimated six million dollars to create, airs at 9 p.m
Glee has tipped its hat to Broadway, Lady Gaga and classic rock including its recent Fleetwood Mac-inspired episode, so why would the Fox dramedy, whose goal is to stress the importance of music education and appreciation, cover Rebecca Black ’s much maligned “Friday”? “There’s a rule for it that’s explained in the show,” Glee co-creator Ryan Murphy told The Hollywood Reporter. “The [glee club] is hired to perform songs for the prom and they were told by the principal to please do popular songs that the kids know.” Black’s heavily autotuned song became an Internet sensation for all the wrong reasons and landed its 13-year-old singer death threats .
Friday’s not until tomorrow, but I can’t wait until then to share the latest Glee song news. Vulture is reporting that the show’s prom episode, which will air later this season, will feature a rendition of Rebecca Black’s infamous “Friday”. Artie, Puck and Sam will be the unlikely trio covering the song, and I wonder if Kevin McHale, Mark Salling and Chord Overstreet will have fun, fun, fun, fun recording this one