You know how I thought last week’s episode was fantastic, gleeks? Well, episode 2 was even better! Once again, this episode felt very season 1-esque, with only three solid musical numbers (and all Broadway songs, at that) and lots of time spent on plot and character development
After a summer marred by controversy and cast changes , it would appear as though all is quiet on the GLEE front. And while the cone of silence that seems to have ensconced the Paramount Studios Lot as hundreds of hard working and talented cast and crew members busy themselves with shooting the show’s much-anticipated third season may be music to the publicity department at Fox’s ears, it’s not to us. Which is why we thought now might be as good a time as any to offer up a sneak peek at GLEE Season 3
Chris Colfer says he has “raging ADD.” While his ever-growing list of projects and creative avenues may suggest there’s some truth in that, the dedication and determined focus he brings to each prove he’s actually just a great multi-tasker. Best known for his Golden Globe winning role as Glee’s fashion-obsessed countertenor Kurt Hummel, Colfer last season found himself at the heart of an anti-bullying storyline that both inspired public dialogue and landed him in the Time 100, the magazine’s list of the world’s most influential people. After wrapping Glee’s second season in May, Colfer followed up the whirlwind international Glee Live tour — now in theaters as the Glee 3D Movie experience — by producing and starring in his first self-penned feature film while writing a TV pilot and starting work on his first young adult novel.
If Glee’s TV popularity was all about being underdogs or “Gleeks”, then Glee: The 3D Concert Movie demonstrates how this bunch of would-be misfits have come full circle, almost like rock stars in their own right. Nothing underlined that fact more than the glittering star-studded premiere of their movie, for which fans lined the streets and camped out for nights. “I’ve never really understood the camping thing, although I’m truly honoured for somebody to sit outside all night to wait for us – that’s incredible
As the Emmys approach, Jane Lynch may look like the inevitable winner of best supporting comedy actress. Not only did she bag the category last year, but now she’s hosting the Emmycast. But beware: She doesn’t have the advantage she had last year -– she doesn’t have that single powerhouse episode of “Glee” to submit to Emmy judges.
As part of his show, Matthew Morrison collaborated with Funny or Die in a few short videos that played during his show. Check them out below!
Katy Perry’s Last Friday Night Music Video from Katy Perry You’ll probably recognize a couple Gleeks in Katy Perry ‘s new celeb-filled music video for her song “Friday Night.” At the beginning you’ll see Darren Criss as Aaron Christopherson , and throughout the video Kevin McHale plays the adorkable Everett McDonald . Check out Kevin in character in a hilarious promo for the music video: www.youtube.com/watch?v=UOE5iX7CKb0 Other celeb cameos include Rebecca Black, Hanson, Kenny G, Corey Feldman, and Debbie Gibson. So what do you think?
Jane Lynch introduced her coming memoir, “Happy Accidents” (Hyperion Voice, September) to a full crowd at BEA, the largest book trade fair in North America. After an audience Q&A and autograph session, where she joked with fans and posed for photos, Lynch sat down with Speakeasy to discuss her book, what’s next for Sue Sylvester on “Glee,” and that rumor that’s been circulating about the Emmy Awards
You might have noticed that we’re big Glee fans here at Tube Talk, so when we got the chance to chat to Ian Brennan – one of the executive producers – it was all very exciting. We fired questions at him about the romances on the show, whether we’ll be seeing any more original songs, and how he keeps coming up with new insults for Will’s hair… Read on to find out what Ian had to say! Are you pleased with how the second season has gone so far?
The students at WU got a big treat when Harry Shum Jr. showed up on campus… *** More than 250 students gathered in May Auditorium on Saturday to see Harry Shum Jr., who plays Mike Chang on Glee, dance and speak.