It looks like Sue has a pretty rigorous contract in place to keep her Cheerios in check.
In an exclusive clip from this week’s episode “Feud,” Sue reads Blaine the contract he allegedly “signed” that basically binds him to the Cheerios forever (and there’s something in there about performing at the RNC).
She also calls him a “young Burt Reynolds,” which, you know, seems pretty spot on.
Watch the clip below: READ FULL STORY »
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Jane Lynch and Wilmer Valderrama are ready to protect, serve, and play cartoon cops: The Glee star and That ’70s Show vet have been cast in Murder Police, an animated series slated to debut next season on Fox, EW has learned. READ FULL STORY »
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Gleeks, here’s something you already know: Ricky Martin is hot like fire. You’ve probably already seen his performance of LMFAO’s “Sexy and I Know It” and he’s even steamier on next week’s episode of Glee, titled “The Spanish Teacher.” EW got an early peek at the episode, in which Martin plays David Martinez, a night school Spanish teacher who helps Will (Matthew Morrison) when a student complains about his teaching abilities. But that’s only one part of a pretty plot-packed hour of Glee. Here are the highlights [MILD SPOILER ALERTS]… READ FULL STORY »
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Up for four Golden Globes this year, George Clooney will have more opportunities to win Sunday night than anyone else. But you’ll also still see Clooney onstage for another reason — EW has learned exclusively that both Clooney and Jane Lynch will be presenting at the awards ceremony.
The two actors join a number of previously announced presenters, including Natalie Portman, Jake Gyllenhaal, Melissa McCarthy, Robert Downey Jr., and Reese Witherspoon. Furthermore, the Hollywood Foreign Press Association announced today via Twitter that Paula Patton, Queen Latifah, Dustin Hoffman, and Julianne Moore will also be participating as presenters and potential comedy targets for host Ricky Gervais.
The 69th Golden Globes will air live Sunday on NBC at 5 p.m. PST / 8 p.m. EST.
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Glee finally returns next Tuesday with a hugely dramatic episode called “Yes/No.” The basis for the episode is Will asking New Directions to help him figure out a great song and way to propose to Emma. But then sooooo much else happens… AND THEN THERE’S THE GIGANTIC, GAME-CHANGING END MOMENTS. Get ready Gleeks. Also, get ready to cry. TURN AWAY NOW IF YOU DON’T WANT SPOILERS. Here are the highlights… READ FULL STORY »
Glee‘s third season premiere is still weeks away but we have something to tide you over, Gleeks. The cast has shot a music video for Fashion’s Night Out, the annual shopping event that kicks off September Fashion Week in New York City. Set to a cover of David Bowie’s “Fashion,” the New Directions kids get to pose and primp in some very stylish duds. Watch the actors get their runway on below! READ FULL STORY »
It’s only been a little over a month since Glee‘s season 2 has ended. But co-creator Ryan Murphy and his team, which now includes a brand-spankin’-new writing staff including Buffy the Vampire Slayer alum Marti Noxon, have already begun thinking about the third season of the Fox hit. “Officially, we start on Monday, but we’ve broken a lot already,” says Murphy. “We know where we’re headed. We know what some of the arcs are.” One definite plot point this coming season will be the introduction of the winner of Oxygen’s The Glee Project, which airs Sundays at 9 p.m., and boasts Murphy as a judge and executive producer. “The person that we found is so perfect,” reveals Murphy. “I think the person is going to be a huge star in the tradition of Lea Michele and Darren Criss and Chris Colfer.” EW pressed Murphy for more details on what would happen in Glee‘s third season, who Sue will target next, and what graduation day means for the characters.
ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY: Your comments to Ryan Seacrest about the New Directions teens graduating created quite a stir.
RYAN MURPHY: Which I find strange because I’ve been saying it for years. Maybe because the moment has come and people are like, “Wait! No!”
So the ENTIRE class will graduate by the end? READ FULL STORY »
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Could some of Glee‘s most popular characters, like Lea Michele’s Rachel and Cory Monteith’s Finn, be seeing their final season on the Fox hit? Apparently so, according to an interview that series co-creator Ryan Murphy gave to Ryan Seacrest on Friday. There have been rumblings that the show’s seniors would indeed graduate from McKinley High at the end of season 3 and Murphy seemed to confirm that. Said Murphy, “That is true. I don’t think of it in terms of eliminating or replacing. Because I think the thing about this cast is people love them and they are incredibly talented. They’ve left sort of an indelible mark.” He added, “The thing that I wanted to do and the cast wanted to do, we didn’t want to have a show where they were in high school for eight years. We really wanted it to be true to that experience. We thought it would be really cool if we were true to the timeline.” READ FULL STORY »
Last week, it became official that Glee star Jane Lynch would host this year’s Emmy Awards, airing Sept. 18 on Fox. So how did the actress, who herself won an Emmy last year for playing Glee‘s Sue Sylvester, land such a high-profile gig? “I was on a plane after Upfronts and [producer] Mark Burnett was on the plane as well,” Lynch tells EW. “He came up to me and said, ‘I’m producing the Emmys and you’re my first choice.’ And I said, ‘Wow! Okay!’ [Laughs] Then I went on vacation with [wife] Lara — we went to Bora Bora. We got an email from Mark Burnett saying, ‘I’m officially asking you to be the host.’ And I said, ‘Yes!’”
Lynch says she’s taking pointers from last year’s host Jimmy Fallon. READ FULL STORY »
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Fox got its press release together and made it official: Jane Lynch is this year’s Emmy host.
“I am tickled pink to be hosting the Primetime Emmys,” Lynch said in a statement. “I’m looking forward to singing, dancing and sporting my finest tracksuit.” The Glee star picked up the Emmy award for best supporting actress in a comedy at last year’s ceremony.
Like official statements? There’s more! READ FULL STORY »
She may not be the most traditional choice, but she certainly is on brand for Fox: The network is in talks Glee co-star Jane Lynch to host this year’s Emmys, sources confirm.
If a deal is struck, the choice will help promote the hit musical comedy, but a little bit of Lynch tends to go a long way and one wonders if the fan favorite can hold up the stage for a three-hour show. What do you think?
GIANT SPOILER ALERT IF YOU HAVEN’T WATCHED LAST NIGHT’S GLEE!
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Glee is finally back after a seemingly endless hiatus and they’re ratcheting up the drama for the final batch of episodes. Now, we already know that next week is Glee‘s supersized episode, featuring New Directions’ cover of Lady Gaga’s “Born This Way,” but now Fox has released details on the final four episodes airing this May. Sadly, there’s no Gwyneth, but a ton of other good stuff in store. Here’s what to expect [and here lies the requisite SPOILER ALERT]: READ FULL STORY »
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