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.
Glee actress Jayma Mays talks to Metro about her British husband Adam Campbell, her love for zombie films and her fear of rattlesnakes. The Smurfs has been a huge hit in America. How do you feel about being even more recognisable?
One of the stars of hit television programme Glee has spoken out about the “hidden problem” of youth homelessness – linking it to his own troubled teenage years. During a break from rehearsals for the show’s live tour, Canadian actor Cory Monteith visited a hostel in west London, the Foyer. He told its residents of his turbulent teenage years, during which he changed schools 12 times and battled drug problems
‘Glee’ a Victory in the Culture War – Bill O’Reilly Although they have not made it an especially big deal, some conservative Americans object to the Fox program “Glee” because it is a politically correct extravaganza that often deals with sexuality among teenagers. This season, actress Gwyneth Paltrow provided some sizzle that awakened any parent in the room, I’ll tell you that.
More from The Hollywood Reporter *** Photo Credit: David Strick The show’s co-creator talks tributes, cliffhangers and Twitter. Will the Glee Season 2 finale feature the sort of cliffhanger/holdover of TV’s glory days?
TUESDAY, MAY 17 —“GLEE”—(8:00-9:01 PM ET/PT) CC-HDTV 720p-Dolby Digital 5.1 A TRAGIC LOSS ROCKS LIMA ON AN ALL-NEW “GLEE” TUESDAY, MAY 17, ON FOX Jonathan Groff Guest-Stars New Directions continues to strategize their set list for Nationals with a little help from Jessie St.
While Glee has dabbled in single-artist episodes in the past, from Madonna to Britney, until now they’ve never dedicated a week solely to one album. And although I was initially a bit apprehensive of how the idea might play out, thinking that limiting an episode to a song catalogue of less than a dozen tracks might lead to some poor musical choices, it turns out that Fleetwood Mac’s “Rumours” fit Glee perfectly. Well done, April! I mean, the kids of New Directions totally are a gossipy, backstabbing bunch who frequently get together and break up in weird combinations – if ever there were an album that suited their storylines, this was definitely it