I got Glee tickets for Ireland this morning
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I got Glee tickets for Ireland this morning
I got mine for London on the 25th June :D
AHH can't wait, soooooo soooo soooooooo excited!!! :D
The cast of Glee will cover a Black Eyed Peas song in a future episode.
Speaking to E! Online, cast member Lea Michele explained that she has wanted to perform one of the group's tracks for some time.
"We're doing [a] Black Eyed Peas song right now," she said. "We've been begging [executive producer] Ryan [Murphy] for such a long time to do one of their songs and we finally just got one. I'm going to definitely tell them that [Fergie] needs to be on the show."
Meanwhile, Fergie admitted that she is a fan of Glee, saying: "I would love to do an episode of Glee. I would love to see them do the Peas, do us."
Previous reports have suggested that the Glee cast will cover Black Eyed Peas during the Superbowl episode.
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Gwyneth Paltrow has revealed that she is returning to Glee.
The Oscar-winning actress boosted Fox's ratings with her appearance as substitute teacher Holly Holiday in an episode of the high school drama last month.
Paltrow has now told Access Hollywood that she will reprise the role for another episode, although it is not yet clear when the second episode will be shot or air.
The 38-year-old did not reveal any details about her future appearance but admitted that being on the show was "the best job ever".
Paltrow recently earned praise for her Glee performance of 'F**k You!' from the track's original artist Cee Lo Green, who called her version "awesome".
I cant wait for the return of glee, I would also love to see them, probably wont get to but how much are tickets?
I paid 75 euros per ticket in IrelandQuote:
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wow I think I will pass
Yes, me too. I love Glee but..man the tickets are pricey. :lol:
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0eJSMnm7Xg0
im looking forward to this series
Same Ive already heard about some of the episodes that sounds good
Ryan Murphy has revealed plans to cover Lady GaGa's upcoming single 'Born This Way' on Glee, despite the song not having been aired yet.
Murphy says he has already heard the single and claims he recently received permission from Lady GaGa to implement it in the show.
The Glee creator hopes to use the song in an upcoming episode about closeted bully Karofsky, played by Max Adler, in either March or April.
"I love that [the] song is an anthem," Murphy told EW. "This show is by nature optimistic and I think a character like Karofsky could turn to booze or pills or alcohol and kill themselves or do something dark."
"But I also love Max [Adler] and I love that character and I sort of want that character to have a happy ending," Murphy added. "So I don't really know what that's going to be, but I do know we're going to do a whole episode that's about that song."
Murphy previously used the Lady GaGa songs 'Bad Romance' and 'Poker Face' in the season one episode 'Theatricality', as well as her Beyoncé duet 'Telephone' earlier this season.
'Born This Way' will be released by Lady GaGa on February 13, followed by her new album in May.
its on record just in case im out!
Charice will reportedly return to Glee for the next episode.
Charice signed up to play foreign exchange student Sunshine in the Fox series.
However, the singer only appeared in the second season premiere as Sunshine left McKinley High to join Carmel High and their glee club Vocal Adrenaline.
According to Zap2It, Charice will now reprise her role in the upcoming Super Bowl episode of Glee. She is expected to perform Black Eyed Peas track 'Meet Me Halfway' with the rest of Vocal Adrenaline.
Glee returns for a new episode after the Super Bowl on February 6 on Fox. The second season premieres in the UK tonight at 9pm on E4.
Glee star Dianna Agron has hinted that Quinn and Sam will face obstacles in their relationship.
Speaking to TV Line, Agron confirmed reports that Sam (Chord Overstreet) will sing Quinn a Justin Bieber track to impress her.
She teased: "But does it? That's the question... The episode stirs up some problems with them."
Agron also joked that she likes Sam's attempts to win Quinn over, saying: "I liken him to a golden retriever puppy. He is sweet, he can be a little dopey - in a lovable way - and sometimes his thoughts aren't fully cooked."
Glee returns for new episodes in the US on February 6 on Fox. The second season continues on Mondays at 9pm on E4 in the UK.
theres something about this programme that is just really good! it makes me feel happy!
I really enjoyed the episode but wanted more from it
Glee creator Ryan Murphy has confirmed that Anne Hathaway will be appearing on the show.
The Love and Other Drugs star previously revealed that she would love to guest star on the show - named 'Best Comedy Series' at the Golden Globes last night - as Kurt's (Chris Colfer) aunt.
Speaking to E!'s Kristin Dos Santos, Murphy added: "The thing that's great about Anne Hathaway is that she created her own character and we just ran into her and we said 'Really?' So we're going to do that. We love her."
Amber Riley - Mercedes in the hit show - admitted that some of the cast had only found out the news "about ten minutes ago".
Murphy did not confirm any more information on the role or when Hathaway will appear.
Glee returns to Fox on February 6 in the US, and continues on E4 at 9pm on Mondays in the UK.
The cast of Glee has surpassed The King as the act with the highest number of songs to rank on Billboard's Hot 100.
The cast debuted six new songs this week, bringing their total to 113, five more than Elvis Presley's 108. With new songs added from each episode, it's no surprise that the cast of Glee has risen speedily to the top. In October, they surpassed The Beatles' record of 71 songs.
Nicole Scherzinger has revealed that she would love to guest star in Glee.
In an interview on Capital FM's Scottish breakfast show, the singer explained that she is planning to talk to the programme's producers.
"I love Glee and am waiting for my time," she said. "I really want to do something on Glee but am always travelling so don't get time to watch it a lot but I try to where I can.
"We're going to set up some meetings and stuff. I would definitely love to do a guest spot on Glee because I came from musical theatre."
Scherzinger also explained that she wouldn't want to play herself on the show, saying: "I want to take on a completely new character, like something kind of dramatic and not what people would expect. To be unrecognisable would be cool."
Glee airs on Tuesdays at 8/7c on Fox in the US and on Mondays at 9pm on E4 in the UK.
Matthew Morrison has said that he would love Adele to appear on Glee.
The actor, who plays glee club coach Will Schuester on the Fox musical comedy, told Metro that he is a big fan of the 'Rolling In The Deep' singer.
Morrison said: "I love Adele. 'Turning Tables' is one of my favourite songs right now. I don't know if she's an actress but I'd love to hear her music on Glee."
On the possibility of collaborating with Adele on the show or through his own musical projects, he added: "It would be my extreme honour to work with her. I think her voice is from another planet. She's so amazing."
Earlier this year, Adele admitted that she is a big fan of Glee, saying: "I f**king love Glee - love, love, love Glee."
However, she added that she has been put off appearing on TV shows after looking "a mug" during a guest appearance on Ugly Betty in 2009.
An upcoming episode of Glee will be extended to 90 minutes, reports have suggested.
According to TV Line, the 'Born This Way' instalment will be lengthened because there is so much happening in the show.
The episode, which will feature a performance of the Lady GaGa track 'Born This Way', is expected to focus on the characters as they struggle with their self-image.
Rachel (Lea Michele) will consider having cosmetic surgery on her nose, while Lauren (Ashley Fink) will run for prom queen.
Meanwhile, Max Adler has previously suggested that the episode could involve a storyline for his character Karofsky and Cory Monteith claimed that it "gets kind of heavy".
Negotiations about extending the episode are thought to be ongoing, but if Fox agrees then producers are reportedly planning to shoot two more musical numbers to fill the time.
A spokesperson for Fox declined to comment.
Glee returns for a new episode in the US on April 19 on Fox and continues in the UK on Mondays at 9pm on E4.
Jonathan Groff has signed up to return to Glee.
Groff, who plays Jesse St James, appeared in the show's first season as a love interest for Rachel (Lea Michele).
However, Groff ended his relationship with Rachel by throwing eggs at her with the members of his glee club Vocal Adrenaline.
TV Line reports that Groff has now agreed to reprise his role in Glee in the final three episodes of the season.
A source claimed: "He's back to apologise to Rachel, and perhaps get her back."
Glee returns for a new episode in the US on April 19 on Fox and continues in the UK on Mondays at 9pm on E4.
Dianna Agron is reportedly dating Chris Evans.
The ‘Glee’ actress – who split from Alex Pettyfer earlier this year – and the ‘Captain America: The First Avenger’ actor are said to have hooked up in February after meeting at a pre-Oscars party and she has already won his family’s approval.
A source told America’s In Touch magazine: “Chris’ brother Scott is a huge fan of her show, and he particularly loves Dianna. He and his friends like to joke that as long as she stays on the show, the family will welcome her with open arms!”
Dianna split from her ‘I Am Number Four’ co-star Alex at the beginning of February after dating for less than a year, even though the 24-year-old beauty had recently spoken about their exciting relationship.
She explained: "Alex might see himself as a bad boy, but he's actually very sweet in real life.
"I think it's important to have your differences in any relationship. I wouldn't want to be dating a carbon copy of myself. That would just be boring."
Chris, 29, has previously romanced Jessica Biel and Christina Ricci.
I've started watching season 2 again. I loved Sing by MCR. I'm hoping Mr Schu and Emma get together.
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Blaine is my favourite character now love him
Tom Cruise is set to follow in fellow Hollywood A-lister Gwyneth Paltrow's footsteps by appearing in Glee, it has been reported.
The actor is apparently in talks to play a failed and aging pop star who is teaching a Glee club at a rival school.
A source told reporters: "They are willing to let him have a lot of input into his character just to try to get him on the show. They know Katie and Suri are big fans."
Rumour has it that the 48-year-old is currently undergoing vocal training for his role as a singer in Rock Of Ages.
Matthew Morrison has confirmed that there will be a death in an upcoming episode of Glee.
Speaking to E! Online, Morrison explained that viewers may be surprised by the scenes.
"Somebody's dying," he said. "Obviously I'm not going to tell you who it is, but it's no-one that you would probably expect.
"The episode right before the finale is called 'Funeral'. We were actually at a funeral home yesterday, shooting all day. It was a very taxing day."
Morrison also teased that Will and Emma "get a little closer towards the end of the season" and revealed details of Kristin Chenoweth's return to the show.
"[Chenoweth's character] April's coming back," he said. "I don't know if she's quite sobered up yet! Her all-white production of The Wiz failed on Broadway so she's going to start doing a one-woman show that she's getting ready to show on Broadway. So she's asking for my help."
Glee airs on Tuesdays at 8/7c on Fox in the US and on Mondays at 9pm on E4 in the UK.
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Glee is coming to theaters — in 3-D.
The producers of the Fox hit plan to release Glee Live! 3D!, a film of the Glee concert tour. The film will have a two-week run starting Aug. 12.
“This tour was all about going out and performing for our amazing fans who have supported our show from the beginning, but due to the limited time we had to travel during our hiatus, there were only so many cities we could get to before we had to resume work on the television series,” said creator Ryan Murphy, who will also produce the film. “We knew that not every fan who wanted to attend a concert would get that opportunity. Now, thanks to our friends at Twentieth Century Fox Film, we’ll be able to bring the concert experience to movie theaters across the country in full three dimensional glory. We promise every passionate ‘Gleek’ a cinematic experience that will have them singing and dancing in the aisles.”
Kevin Tancharoen (Fame, Mortal Kombat: Legacy) will direct the film, which will include musical numbers such as “I’m a Slave 4 U,” “Raise Your Glass,” “Teenage Dream,” and “Lucky,” as well as “Don’t Stop Believin’.”
Glee star Matthew Morrison is to perform his new single on the show as part of its second season finale later this month.
It has been confirmed that Morrison, who plays Glee club teacher Will Schuester on the series, will perform the ballad 'Still Got Tonight' on the upcoming New York-themed episode.
The single, from Morrison's self-titled debut album, was co-written by former American Idol winner Kris Allen.
"It was going to be just a big dance piece with me doing this big dance number," Morrison explained to The Hollywood Reporter. "But they said, 'We want you to sing it and make it a big moment'."
The actor explained that series creator Ryan Murphy was keen to use 'Still Got Tonight' in the episode, and convinced Fox chairman Dana Walden that singing an original song would be in keeping with the character.
"We worked really hard to make it feel organic to the show," Murphy said, regarding the song's inclusion.
The season two finale of Glee is scheduled to air in the US on May 24.
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The third season of Glee will air on Sky instead of E4 in the UK.
After rumours about the show's future on E4 last month, Sky has reportedly signed a deal to broadcast the new episodes.
According to the Daily Star, Sky eventually paid £12m for the rights to the series.
A spokesperson for Sky would not confirm or deny the reports but a Channel 4 spokesperson told Digital Spy: "By not renewing the Glee deal, we are freeing up huge amounts of budget to invest in home-grown programming, British talent and of course continuing to discover and showcase what the US has to offer."
The spokesperson added: "We are particularly thrilled to have recently acquired The Killing."
Channel 4 announced last month that it had picked up The Killing, the American remake of popular Danish series Forbrydelsen.
The first season of Glee premiered on E4 in the UK in 2009 and became a hit for the digital channel. The current season is airing on Mondays at 9pm on E4.
Glee will introduce two new characters in the upcoming third season.
The two female parts will be recurring roles, TV Line reports.
The first character is described as "Adele meets Susan Boyle". She is expected to have a great voice and be of high school age, although the actress playing her must be at least 18.
Rebecca, the second role, will be a beautiful and versatile singer.
The two new characters will join the winner of The Glee Project, the new reality show which premieres on Oxygen on June 12. The victor will be given a seven-episode arc on Glee.
Glee star Matthew Morrison recently admitted that he expects the show to change over the next few seasons and confessed that the scripts are often written at the last minute.
The series will return for its third season on Fox this fall. The second season is currently airing in the UK on Mondays at 9pm on E4.
Another Glee star is flying solo with a solo album.
Naya Rivera has signed a deal with Columbia Records, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
The 24-year-old, who plays villainess Santana, will begin recording her debut album after the Glee tour wraps later this month.
She is the third Glee star to ink a record deal, following Matthew Morrison and Mark Salling, both of whom have already released their discs.
Sky has confirmed that it will air the third series of Glee and reality show The Glee Project exclusively in the UK.
The broadcaster today announced a deal with 20th Century Fox to show all future episodes of the musical comedy and its accompanying talent competition from the autumn.
Stuart Murphy, Director of Programmes for Sky, said of the agreement: "Glee has been nothing short of a phenomenon, and we're thrilled to secure the future of the show for our customers with this life-of-series deal.
"It's the perfect fit for Sky 1 and we're thrilled to be able to build on the success it has already achieved, and we hope our customers will be as chuffed and excited as we all are."
Reports that Sky had poached Glee from E4 for an alleged £12m fee first circulated last month.
The winner of the The Glee Project will receive a seven-episode arc in Glee's third season. The ten-part contest premiered in America yesterday on the Oxygen network.
Glee was first broadcast in the UK on E4 in January 2010. The second season finale - the last episode to be shown on the channel - will air tonight at 9pm.
Gwyneth Paltrow made a surprise appearance on the 'Glee Live!' tour earlier this week.
Reprising her popular guest role as substitute teacher Holly Holliday, Paltrow took to the stage at the tour's show in East Rutherford, New Jersey on Thursday for a rendition of Cee Lo Green's 'Forget You'.
Paltrow previously performed the song at this year's Grammy Awards as well as on an episode of Saturday Night Live.
People confirms that Paltrow's appearance on the tour was being taped as part of the upcoming Glee: The 3D Concert film.
Glee villain Jane Lynch also make an special appearance at the show, singing alongside series stars Lea Michele and Cory Monteith.
Glee creator Ryan Murphy has revealed that not all of the show's cast will leave at the end of the upcoming third season.
Murphy confirmed last week that he plans to refresh the show's cast at the end of the 2012 season by having many of the Glee club members graduate high school and leave the series.
Glee has so far been purposefully vague about the students' ages. Murphy has now claimed that there are several characters who are not yet seniors and will stay on for a potential fourth season.
"I would say there are some people who are not seniors and there are some people that are really intellectually challenged," Murphy told EW. "Like, you know that Britney is pulling straight Fs."
Murphy added that while older characters like Finn, Quinn and Puck are likely to leave at the end of the third season, he plans to use some of the show's newer characters to help in the transition.
"Chord [Overstreet] is not a senior. I believe Darren [Criss] is not a senior," he added, when pressed as to who was staying on. "There's a group of them. But this year we will be adding new people."
When asked whether those who are leaving would ever be asked to make guest appearances, Murphy said that he didn't think it would be a good idea.
Glee will return for its third season in September.
Chord Overstreet is reportedly welcome to appear on Glee's upcoming third season should he decide to return.
It was reported last week that Overstreet would most likely leave the Fox musical drama after it was decided not to turn his character Sam Evans into a series regular.
However, sources have since denied that Overstreet's role on Glee had changed, insisting that he was asked to continue on as a recurring player next season with the possibility of being upgraded at a later date.
"His option to be a series regular was just not picked up at this time. If Chord wants to appear on Glee, the choice is his," the insider explained to TVLine.
"The Glee writers like his Sam character, and have plans to write for him. He and his reps have been told that he is welcome back to Glee, and everyone hopes he will show up on August 10 when filming begins."
The source also elaborated on the decision to officially make Darren Criss (Blaine Anderson) and Harry Shum Jr (Mike Chang) into series regulars, citing that the actors appeared on screen for two years before reaching that level.
"If Chord has a great season, which we expect he will, then he will become a regular like Harry, possibly as early as January," the insider added.
Glee creator Ryan Murphy attempted to assuage fans by revealing that the Sam Evans character was not a senior and would therefore not graduate at the end of the third season.
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Three of the biggest stars on hit musical TV comedy "Glee" will "graduate" high school next year and won't be back on the show for a fourth season in 2012, the show's creator said on Wednesday.
In an interview with showbusiness website The Hollywood Reporter, Ryan Murphy said that Lea Michele (Rachel), Chris Colfer (Kurt) and Cory Monteith (Finn) "are not going to be back at all for Season 4."
Murphy said the decision had been taken in order to keep the dark comedy, which features a group of misfits in a struggling high school choir, more credible.
"You can keep them on the show for six years and people will criticise you for not being realistic, or you can be really true to life and say when they started the show they were very clearly sophomores and they should graduate at the end of their senior year," he told the Hollywood Reporter.
Broadcaster Fox could not immediately be reached for comment.
Murphy suggested that other characters would also be leaving the show when season three comes to an end in May 2012. He said that planning for life after high school will be a major theme of the upcoming third season of the Emmy-award winning show, which starts on September 20.
Colfer, 21, who plays a bullied gay teen on the Fox show, has won Emmy and Screen Actors Guild awards for his performance.
Both Colfer and the "Glee" series are expected to feature strongly in nominations to be announced on Thursday for the 2011 Primetime Emmy Awards -- the highest honors in the television industry.
"Glee" has become a pop culture phenomenon since its debut in 2009, propelling its young stars to red carpet fame, producing several hit albums of songs used in the show and spawning two nationwide concert tours by cast members.