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Actress Lea Michele arrives wearing a red and black halter dress to the set of “Glee” where she filmed with special guest Lindsay Lohan in Los Angeles. The cast was filming an episode for the Nationals.
I have uploaded 10+ high quality candids of Lea with Cory and Chord.
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Sorry for the wait but more than 600 HD screencaps from this week’s episode are up on the gallery.
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So those who caught tonight’s Whitney Houston tribute episode, what did you think? Check out the official promo for the May 1st episode!
“Glee” gets a super-sized episode for its next Nationals event. TVLine reports that FOX will combine the 20th and 21st installments of the drama musical series into one, which will air for two hours on Tuesday, May 15.
In the first of the two hours, Tina suffers a mild head injury and begins to experience an alternate reality while the New Directions are planning for the annual competition. This plot explains recent set photos which see Mark Salling’s Puck channeling Blaine, Cory Monteith’s Finn dressing like Kurt, and Jenna Ushkowitz’s Tina playing Rachel.
The second hour will focus on the New Directions at the competition, which will feature Lindsay Lohan, Perez Hilton and Rex Lee as the judges. Words are, the “Bobby” actress will play a “heightened” version of herself and has some funny moments, including being disappointed she doesn’t get a red chair that whips around like on “The Voice”.
Gearing up for its graduation later this season, “Glee” announces “The Graduation Album” to celebrate the impending event. The CD featuring such stars as Lea Michele and Darren Criss is confirmed to hit market across the United States on May 15, a week before the show airs its finale.
The commemorative release is going to capture the bitter sweetness of senior year with the cast covering the likes of Queen, Lady GaGa, Jason Mraz, Bruce Springsteen, Beyonce Knowles, Madonna, Alice Cooper, Fun. and Green Day.
Since making its debut on the small screen three years ago, “Glee” cast have sold 43 million songs and over 12 million albums worldwide. In February this year, they scored a big milestone by being ranked eighth on the best selling digital artist of all time.
They have two Platinum-certified CDs for selling more than 1 million copies and three Gold albums for selling 500,000 copies. They additionally scored three No. 1 consecutive albums and a Grammy nomination for best compilation soundtrack for visual media.
1. “We Are Young”
2. “Edge of Glory”
3. “I Won’t Give Up”
4. “We Are the Champions”
5. “School’s Out”
6. “I Was Here”
7. “I’ll Remember”
8. “You Get What You Give”
9. “Not the End”
10. “Roots Before Branches”
11. “Glory Days”
12. “Forever Young”
13. “Good Riddance (Time of Your Life)”
The cast of the American television show “Glee” has become the first act to place 200 entries on the Billboard Hot 100 chart, Columbia Records said.
The stars of the music-themed series first appeared on the U.S. record chart in 2009 with their version of Journey’s classic “Don’t Stop Believin’.”
In late 2010, the “Glee” cast topped The Beatles’ record of 71 entries on the Hot 100. The ensemble marked another milestone in 2011, when their 113th entry beat Elvis Presley’s record of 108 entries, officially making them the record-holder for most entries in Billboard’s 54-year history.
Contributing to the “Glee” cast’s landmark 200 entries is their recent version of Gotye’s “Somebody That I Used to Know,” which sold 170,000 tracks in two weeks.
To date, “Glee” has sold 43 million songs and more than 12 million albums worldwide.
Goosebumps all over. Another amazing cover, well done Lea! Her white gown just makes her shine even more.
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It looks like Ryan Murphy and Team Glee are closer to figuring out how to handle the pending graduation of several key characters, including those played by Lea Michele, Cory Monteith, and Chris Colfer. When last we left the drama over the future of the Fox musical drama, co-creator Ryan Murphy told Deadline that plans for a spinoff were on hold and that a decision on whether to revive them would be made in 2012. Well, the verdict is in: “There will not be a Glee spinoff,” Fox Entertainment chief Kevin Reilly said definitively Sunday at his network’s portion of the semi-annual TV Critics Association press tour. However, Michele, Colfer, et al., “are graduating,” Reilly says. So they’re leaving the show? Probably not.
When asked by reporters whether Michele would return, Reilly said the actress “will still be part of the show.” Afterward, when asked to clarify the status of Michele and the other graduating seniors, Reilly admitted that he hadn’t yet “looked at all of the contractual situations” of the actors. “But we’d like to have all of them back,” he said. As for just how the Glee producers plan to include former high school students in a show about high school, Reilly would only say that Murphy has come up with “a cool idea for next season” and that he couldn’t say more. Later, Vulture asked if perhaps producers were mulling a show-within-a-show, or a split focus where some episodes would be set in Lima and others in whatever new universe is created for the former McKinley students. “I’m alluding to some version of that, but I don’t want to get ahead of myself,” he said.