As if 'Glee' didn't already have a plethora of A-listers under its belt (read: Kate Hudson, Sarah Jessica Parker, Britney-freakin'-Spears), they've decided to add yet another in the form of Bette Midler.
October 17, 2012 How much celeb power can we get on one show? There really is no show with a track record of celebrities like 'Glee'. And just to remind us how awesome they are, they are recruiting even more big names to join the cast. So who is joining the cast? This round it's a former 'Idol' and a Grammy winning artist/comedian.
If you saw 'Glee' last night (Oct. 4), you saw a bunch of devastating breakups -- but probably none as depressing as the "Klaine" split. Kurt (Chris Colfer) and Blaine (Darren Criss) parted ways after Blaine admitted to cheating on Kurt when he felt lonely and hurt. Now, Criss is thanking fans for giving him the opportunity to steal not just Kurt's heart, but ours, too.
Potential heartbreak alert: Rachel, Finn, Kurt and Blaine team up to sing No Doubt's breakup anthem 'Don't Speak' in the 'Break Up' episode of 'Glee,' which could be another sign that beloved couples Finchel and Klaine may not survive.
With the presidential election year in full swing, ‘Glee’ embraces the red, white and blue with a run for senior class president by Brittany (Heather Morris) and Blaine (Darren Criss). Joined by Artie (Kevin McHale) and Sam (Chord Overstreet) respectively, political jokes abound and a few cast members get a perception altering makeover.
After spending what seemed like an entire summer of promos featuring Kate Hudson's 'Glee' season 4 character Cassandra July torture Rachel Berry, the time is almost upon us for the FOX musical hit's fourth year to drop its other big guest star on us: 'Sex and the City's Sarah Jessica Parker! Playing Isabelle Wright, Kurt's new boss, fashion guru and editor of Vogue.com, check out the first look at SJP making her official debut in a new clip from "Makeover!"
This Britney Spears/Brittany Pierce (Heather Morris)-centric episode of ‘Glee’ is all about comebacks and the often-fickle nature of fame and notoriety ... not to mention a parody on all things Britney.
Last week's Season 4 premiere of 'Glee' had a few missing faces. Perhaps most noticeably absent was Dianna Agron, who plays -- er, played Quinn Fabray, everyone's favorite pregnant high school cheerleader who involuntarily becomes a PSA for texting and driving.
Guest star Kate Hudson's character Cassandra puts Rachel in her place and shows off her musical talent in promos for tonight's season premiere episode of 'Glee' called 'The New Rachel.'
September 11, 2012 This Thursday marks the long awaited return of 'Glee.' After a long break, the New Directions are back with familiar and new faces. With Rachel Berry (Lea Michelle) off in New York, someone has to become the star of the New Directions, right?
From just about the minute people heard that NBC was developing an adult musical series about Broadway show-business, ‘Glee‘ comparisons and contrasts flew left and right. Now that ‘Smash‘ has come and establish itself as a separate entity, will ‘Fame‘ face the same stigma upon returning to TV? Will ‘Fame’ face greater scrutiny now that ‘Glee’ is headed to New York, or will people remember which came first? Who’s behind the new series?
With ‘Glee‘ season 4 fast picking up its pace for a September 13 debut, most of the new footage and promotional images we’ve seen came from Kate Hudson’s sexy NYADA dance instructor Cassandra July, but what of Sarah Jessica Parker? To date only precious few details have been released about the former ‘Sex and the City’ star’s turn with the singing graduates, so what role will she take in the coming season? And how would you like a first look?
