It’s that time again – the time for the Glee people to start parading their stars out to different talk shows and late night shows. Check out who will be visiting show in the coming weeks! Thursday, July 28th Jayma Mays – Conan (TBS) Check your local listings Monday, August 1st Dianna Agron – David Letterman (CBS) Check your local listings Cory Monteith – Late Night with Jimmy Fallon (NBC) Check your local listings Ashley Fink – Live! with Regis and Kelly (Syndicated) Check your local listings Tuesday, August 2nd Cory Monteith – Live! with Regis and Kelly (Syndicated) Check your local listings Dianna Agron – Late Night with Jimmy Fallon (NBC) Check your local listings I will do my best to cap and post the videos from each show so check back here shortly after they air!
I hope my Jayma fans are excited about the fact that Jayma is all over this blog for the last couple of days. It’s sure fun to see her out and about and promoting her new movie, “The Smurfs”.
She’s best known for her turn as the OCD-addled guidance counselor Emma Pillsbury on Glee . But this week, Jayma Mays brings her quirky charm to the big screen as expectant mom and Smurf savior Grace Winslow in the animated/live-action hybrid The Smurfs .
The American actress and star of Glee , 32, discusses how she stays motivated and her nerdy friends with Lisa Merrick-Lawless. You play teacher Emma Pillsbury in Glee . Are you anything like her
Please please please please please bring her back! *** According to the producers of Glee , Season 3 has such mind-blowing storylines that no guest stars will be needed to add spark to the show — but there is one celebrity they’ll never say no to. “Anything Gwyneth [Paltrow] would want to do, I would say yes to,” Executive Producer Brad Falchuk told reporters at San Diego Comic-Con after the show’s panel. “She’s like a light
Mark Salling was at the Guess store on Hollywood and Highland on Monday to promote his CD “Pipe Dreams”. Fans lined up around the block to spend some quality time with the Glee start
The fandom explodes in 4…3…2… (although this is old news by now). I have to say, it makes me sad to think of Lea and Chris not returning.
From The Hollywood Reporter – Ryan Murphy addresses a lot of the current Glee drama! P.S. Check out the part about Cory. Poor guy finds out about losing his job via THR! *** As Oxygen’s The Glee Project inches toward crowning a winner that will earn a seven-episode arc on Fox’s Glee , Ryan Murphy is optimistic that the series will continue to pick up steam.