If you’re collecting the Glee The Music soundtracks, then the latest addition is here! Glee The Music released the first album for season 4 on November 27, and it includes all our season 4 favorites. (Or at least, most of the obvious ones….) Keep reading…
When Blake Jenner won The Glee Project for season 2, I pretty much squealed like a little girl. So loud I scared my cat. Needless to say, I’ve been a fan of Blake as a contender for Glee stardom from the very beginning. (And did you know he tried out for Glee multiple times before The Glee Project??) Keep reading…
I haven’t been this impressed with an episode of Glee since the Pilot. Everything about it was pitch perfect – from a different take on Glee‘s “shower scene” (did anyone else see those abs on Dean Geyer??) to the choice in music, to the way Mr. Ryan Murphy seamlessly integrated the New York scenes with McKinley scenes. I was skeptical of how season 4 would work, but now I’m hooked on the “new Glee.” Keep reading…
I jumped at the chance to join Glee The Music’s early season 4 Sneak Listening Party on Facebook earlier this month – and of course the songs for episode 1 are now available for listening on the site. Maybe the excitement just sort of topped out, I don’t know…but I wasn’t exactly thrilled with the set list for “The New Rachel”. Keep reading…
Last night’s new Glee wouldn’t have been complete without its hard-hitting emotional moments, or its rad disco hits. All kinds of win, right? Although my bro was making fun of Cory Monteith’s (Finn) voice. (I choose to lovingly make fun of Cory’s disco dancing instead. *Love!*)
While I’m normally not a fan of tribute episodes (Mr. Ryan Murphy, may I remind you that you promised us LESS tribute episodes? Oy.), the poignant moments made an almost-pointless episode worth it in the end. Keep reading…
Because I wasn’t too thrilled with him during The Glee Project‘s first season, I did not have high hopes for Sam Larsen on Glee. Never a favorite of mine, his performances and acting always left a little bit to be desired in my book (and did anybody else notice how he subtly stole the Christian limelight from fellow Glee Project contestant Cameron Mitchell? Totally uncool). But let’s face it, nobody could be a more perfect poster child for Glee. The guy pretty much fits the show to a T, from his dreads to his ‘tude. Keep reading…
Usually my favorite song from a Glee episode is to be expected – a really big number, or a popular song choice I’ve been dying to hear from a certain character. But this time, in episode 10 “Yes/No”, my favorite happened to be a bit more of a subtle song choice: “The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face”.
Not a big Rihanna fan, but “We Found Love” is one of my favorites of hers – and it’s one of my favorites that Glee covers as well. But something still felt a bit…off about the way the song was executed in the episode. Parts I liked, parts I didn’t like – so I thought I’d cover my own pros and cons to the number, just for fun. Keep reading…
Opening the episode with “Summer Nights”? Genius. Was the main reason I’d been looking forward to “Yes/No” musically, and everything about this Grease number exceeded my expectations. Keep reading…
Those lucky girls.
A Happy Christmahanukkwanza to all my fellow Gleeks out there! To celebrate, I thought I’d give the gift of Santana. Check out the totally awesome “Santa Baby” musical number that got cut from “Extraordinary Merry Christmas” (aw…) Keep reading…
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Blake Jenner won The Glee Project season 2! Read about it here.
