“I don’t enjoy watching teenagers cry unless it’s from physical exhaustion.” It seems as though there’s plenty of THAT to go around on the finale set of Glee, which taped on Wednesday. Reportedly, three dancers were injured by colliding with a camera during one of the dance numbers. Check out the full report below from Kristin Dos Santos, who was lucky enough to attend.
Check out this insane video from Cory Montieth’s twitvid! He never ceases to amaze us with these videos he posts. xD This one is on a SLIGHTLY different note from the brawl video that Mark posted earlier.
JustJared at CelebBuzz just released these MIND-BLOWING pictures of the cast in full KISS getup! It appears the Lady Gaga episode will also involve a few performances from the catalog of the legendary rock band! Check out the pictures below!
This March’s issue of ELLE Magazine will feature a glammed-up Glee cast, made over by the magazine’s Creative Director, Joe Zee! Check out this excerpt from the Access Hollywood article:
“Glee’s” resident starlet Lea Michele (Rachel Berry) was voted “Most Likely To Stick With The Bare Necessities,” and sports a sexy and skimpy nude-colored ensemble paired with nude heels in the spread.
Cory Monteith (Finn Hudson) – “Glee’s” heartthrob – nabs the “Most Likely To Succeed Without Really Trying” honor and is styled as “chic rebellion” with a mix of preppy gear and a leather biker jacket.
Check out all the pictures & video below, and click here for the full article.
As you probably already know, cast members of Glee love to fool around behind the scenes – as demonstrated pretty well by Cory’s twitvids. Check them out. :) Someone around the Paramount Lot happened to witness this tomfoolery and snapped a few candid pics for our enjoyment! :) A few of these are may contain spoilers, so be warned:
Here’s a sneak peek of filming for a basketball scene in an upcoming episode in the back 9 of Glee!
I found some video footage that somebody leaked online, and so I edited together this video for you guys. See if you can spot Cory Monteith (Finn) and Mark Salling (Puck) on the court. Enjoy! :)
… and this is why we love them. XD
Thanks to Cory Montieth (@frankenteen) for tweeting this with twitvid!
Update: Here’s another of them walking in slow motion. This time, they’re in costume. Pay special attention to what Amber and Chris are wearing… spoiler! Edit: It looks like Cory already deleted his tweet for the video, but hasn’t deleted it from twitvid yet. I bet someone gets in trouble for this! (Good thing I downloaded a copy of the video already! Hehe…)
Kevin McHale and Jenna Ushkowitz used their Flip cams to take us behind the scenes of the Golden Globes! See them get ready, walk the red carpet and hang out at the Glee table! Thanks to E!Online for the videos!
Some of the first things that I noticed when I played the DVD were all the cool menus! Everything is organized quite nicely, and each menu screen has a different background featuring the different Glee characters. It plays the a cappella music that is used for background music and scene transitions in the show. I really like it. :)
From the title menu, you can choose to automatically play all the episodes, you can select a specific episode (which is handy since it features a nice episode summary), you can go to the ‘set up’ and adjust the subtitles (English, Spanish, French or Portuguese) and lastly, you can watch the bonus features!
Now I’ll get into the bonus features, aka ‘Extras’. The first is called Welcome to McKinley! and it features the hilarious Principal Figgins. With the help of McKinley’s AV club, Figgins has created a welcome video for 8th graders that are about to start school at McKinley High. Iqbal Theba, the actor who plays Figgins, has perfect comedic timing and I promise that the entire video (which is a little over 5 mins long) will crack you up.
Next is a Glee Music Video. It features the Glee cast’s version of Somebody to Love and is edited together very well. It uses a lot of promo footage that was shot when the show was new (bits of which might look familiar from early Glee promos) and adds in some scenes from the first few episodes. Then they creatively edit in some of the song lyrics and the result is a video that perfectly capture’s the feeling of Glee‘s early days. I LOVE it. :) (more…)
Fox Broadcasting just released some videos about the casting of Glee on their YouTube channel. They really had their work cut out for them trying to find these triple threats. The 1st video is about the casting in general, while the videos after the break are about casting for the characters of “Rachel”, “Finn”, “Will”, “Artie”, “Kurt”, “Quinn” and “Tina”. Enjoy!
Mark Salling has recently updated his website, and it now has a cool “Media” page. It contains his music videos, some are Glee related, some aren’t. My favorite was his homage to the cast and crew of Glee! His music is really good and it’s fun to get a peak at some of the cast and crew members behind the scenes.
Click below to watch it on MarkSallingMusic.com!
Fox Broadcasting has released 7 different promos and sneak peaks for “Mash-Up”. The first 2 are promos about the “slushie war” and a dancing scene between Will and Sue. Then there are 5 sneak peak clips from the episode after the jump. Enjoy!
Recently, Cory Monteith and Lea Michele stopped by The View to promote Glee. Here’s a short clip from ABC, and a video of the full appearance is posted after the jump. ["Read the rest..."]
Also, here’s a clip from at day’s ViewTube featuring a behind the scenes look with Cory and Lea backstage.
Now I’ll get into the bonus features, aka ‘Extras’. The first is called Welcome to McKinley! and it features the hilarious Principal Figgins. With the help of McKinley’s AV club, Figgins has created a welcome video for 8th graders that are about to start school at McKinley High. Iqbal Theba, the actor who plays Figgins, has perfect comedic timing and I promise that the entire video (which is a little over 5 mins long) will crack you up.
Next is a Glee Music Video. It features the Glee cast’s version of Somebody to Love and is edited together very well. It uses a lot of promo footage that was shot when the show was new (bits of which might look familiar from early Glee promos) and adds in some scenes from the first few episodes. Then they creatively edit in some of the song lyrics and the result is a video that perfectly capture’s the feeling of Glee‘s early days. I LOVE it. :)
