When you think of Glee, naturally, you think… The Village People?!
“The glee bros and I wanted to keep up our chops up over the hiatus so we formed a tribute band” Mark Salling Tweeted, along with this brilliantly Photoshopped pic which has the Gleehunks transformed into the iconic 1970′s disco troupe. Continue reading
In an expected but still shocking revelation, Glee Creator Ryan Murphy confirmed that three Glee starters will not be coming back to the show for season 4.
Citing integrity of the show and a wish to stay “true to life,” Murphy told The Holywood Reporter that Cory Monteith (Finn), Lea Michele (Rachel) and Chris Colfer (Kurt) will all graduate after season three and not return to the show “at all” after that.
“We made that decision and I involved Chris and Lea and they thought that was a good idea,” Murphy said, adding he has yet to talk to Monteith. “They both trust the writing and trust me and felt that it would be great to have an open and closed experience for them to go out while they were on top.”
Glee creator and writer, Ryan Murphy, is shaking up the cast on Fox’s hit show.
Cory Monteith plays an innocent, lovable, sweet character on Glee, but Monteith admits that his past in real life is a far cry from his TV persona.
It all started when his parents got divorced when he was 7. He started skipping school, getting drunk and smoking pot at the age of 13. Monteith finally dropped out when 16, after attending 12 different schools. At 19, things had gotten so bad, his mother and friends organized an intervention.
“I stole a significant amount of money from a family member,” he admits. “I knew I was going to get caught, but I was so desperate I didn’t care. It was a cry for help. I was confronted and I said, ‘Yeah, it was me.’ It was the first honorable, truthful thing that had come out of my mouth in years.”
“I don’t want kids to think it’s okay to drop out of school and get high, and they’ll be famous actors, too. But for those people who might give up: Get real about what you want and go after it. If I can, anyone can.”
Read more in the latest edition of Parade Magazine.
You never know what will happen or who will show up at a Glee Live! concert stop. Take Thursday night’s show in East Rutherford, New Jersey, for example. The crowd got two huge surprises. Not only did Jane Lynch appear on stage in a floor-length blue ball gown to perform the parts she’d done via pre-taped video during previous tour stops, former Glee guest star, Gwyneth Paltrow, hopped on stage at one point dressed as her character, Holly Holiday, and belted Cee Lo Green’s Forget You.
Glee Live! In Concert is sponsored by Samsung and AT&T.
SPOTTED: Glee‘s Naya Rivera, Jenna Ushkowitz and Kevin McHale “Gleek” out at the Samsung AT&T Spring Fling at New York’s Gansevoort Park Lounge June 15, 2011.
These are photos from the event in San Jose, CA which drew hundreds of fans who stood in line for hours to meet the stars of the show! Not only did Corey and Naya sign autographs and take photos, but they also took photos of fans with their Samsung Infuse 4G. Continue reading
Thousands and thousands of screaming Gleeks jammed the Staples Center Saturday for two shows put on by the cast of Glee (Samsung and AT&T are associate sponsors of the Glee Live! tour).
Before the show, the Cheerios (cheerleaders who torment the Glee club) passed out barf bags to audience members as Coach Sue Sylvester (Jane Lynch) told everyone that they were about to see a “terrible” show and that the barf bags could come in handy. Continue reading
Rumors have been confirmed: Glee is covering Rebecca Black‘s ridiculously addictive song, Friday.
The Glee-version will be featured on their May 10 ‘Prom Queen’ episode. But you can listen to the song now below.
Do you like Glee‘s or the original version better? Neither is also an acceptable answer 😉