Listen close, Glee fans—the next song you hear Lea Michele belt may be one of Britney’s. Entertainment Tonight reports the Emmy Award-nominated FOX series is currently in the process of penning an all Britney Spears episode to air sometime during the upcoming season. Creator/writer Ryan Murphy had no comment about whether the pop star and actress (remember Crossroads?) would make an appearance on the show herself.

With Madonna and Lady Gaga already checked off the list of pop queens revamped and re-harmonized for the series, it was only a matter of time before Glee set its sights on the catalogue of Brit-Brit, which includes mega-hits like “Oops I Did it Again,” “Stronger,” “Slave 4 U,” “Toxic” and “Piece of Me.”

If Spears doesn’t do it for you, Glee’s got more up its sleeve—Murphy also told ET the show’s planning a major tribute episode set to air after the Super Bowl in 2011, thought he wouldn’t confirm which star the tribute will honor. (When asked if it was Michael Jackson, Murphy said ET was “close.”)

Glee’s on a roll regardless of whose songbook they tap next. The show earned 19 Emmy Award nominations on July 8.

source:  broadway.com

Glee creator Ryan Murphy has dismissed rumours that there are plans to make a movie spin-off of the hit musical TV show.

Glee stars – including Lea Michele and Cory Monteith, who play Rachel and Finn -allegedly all signed clauses in their contracts agreeing to be a part of three potential films, Hollywood Life revealed this week.

But Ryan told Entertainment Weekly: “There will be no Glee movie in the foreseeable future. Despite overtures, I and the studio [Fox] have decided we want to put our energy into the second season with no distractions for the cast.”

Glee has already been renewed for a third season even though the second has not yet been filmed.

But that doesn’t mean there won’t be a film eventually.

The clause in the contract allegedly included the words: “[The actor] hereby grants Fox three exclusive, irrevocable options to engage [the actor] in up to, respectively, three feature-length motion pictures.”

The actors signed the contracts in 2008 before beginning work on the pilot for the hit television series.

source:  The Press Association

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