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Glee star and fellow Canadian Cory Monteith, who I have to admit is a really talented guy and pretty damn congenial in interviews, took it upon himself to quietly enter a rehab facility over the weekend and get help for substance abuse. People magazine reports ... Actor Cory Monteith, who stars as Finn Hudson on the FOX series Glee, has checked into rehab, People has learned exclusively. The actor "has voluntarily admitted himself to a MORE
At this point, having your song covered by Glee is an undeniable milestone for contemporary musicians. The musical dramedy, now in its fourth season, has been known to not only have its own songs dominate the iTunes charts, but to also help boost sales for the original material that inspires it. Take, for instance, Rihanna’s single, “Take A Bow,” which saw an astounding 189% sales increase after it was featured on the MORE
Oh man, time really does fly! Tonight the GLEE gang are celebrating their 500th performance which will be when the sing the classic hit, "Shout!" I can't believe they're already at that number after only four seasons, that surely is a heck of a lot of singing and dancing! Watch the video below as some of the cast members (including my main GLEE crush, super cutie Darren Criss) share their favorite performances and memories from the past! I know a MORE
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We here at PopBytes have never been a huge fan of ‘best of’ lists. They always seem to miss our favorites. So when it comes to looking back at the best television of 2012, we like to hand out some TV superlatives here and there. Class clown? Most likely to succeed? They’re all here. Enjoy! Best in Show: Girls Of all the shows that hit the air in 2012, no show had such a uniquely original voice as HBO’s Girls. Lena Dunham’s MORE
Because we are slowly turning into a RuPaul's Drag Race fan blog -- Dare to dream, people. Dare to dream... -- here's the full video of Glee's first Scissor Sisters cover, "Let's Have a Kiki," featuring Shangela! Though for some reason they decided to mash it up with "Turkey Lurkey Time," but I'm willing to overlook how odd that is because it somehow worked. Also because Shangela was there and Sarah Jessica Parker doing the intro was sickening. MORE
"Gangnam Style" has been this weirdly huge fad for something, like, a month or two now, and to be honest I've been putting off watching the video for as long as I could. No offense, I'm just resistant to fads. Well, I watched the music video for the first time last week, and HOLY CRAP IT'S THE BEST THING EVER. THERE ARE HORSES AND A GUY IN AN ELEVATOR AND THEN PSY SCREAMED INTO A WOMAN'S BUTT AND IT WAS THE BEST. Anyway, to answer the question MORE
Just one more day until the new season of Glee starts! I know, weird huh? New characters, new locations for some of the veterans ... after a spotty third season, this may be the creative jolt the show could use. Anyway, after a summer hiatus, the show is coming back with a cover of Carly Rae Jepsen's smash hit "Call Me Maybe," which -- if I'm reading the synopsis right -- will serve as the group's audition for "The New Rachel." Personally, my MORE
The new season of Glee premiers in just two days, on Thursday September 13th, and with it will come the debut of Kate Hudson's character, Cassandra, a bitchy dance instructor at NYADA. Well, here's your first look at her in full-blown musical action (a mashup of Lady Gaga's Americano and Jennifer Lopez's Dance Again), and I just have to say: GATDAYUM, KATE HUDSON. She looks damn good here! MORE
Ever since Sue Sylvester went from legitimate villain to ally to cartoonish villain and then back to ally, Glee's kind of had this big gaping hole in the middle of it in desperate need of a bitch to fill it. I mean, Santana tried valiantly, but she was just a little too nice for it. But thankfully, with Rachel in New York City for NYADA, it's time to introduce an acid-tongued antagonist, so here comes Kate Hudson's Cassandra, MORE
For a show about high school teenagers with a massively dedicated fan base, Glee actually did something kinda cool: they cycled out most of the main cast into smaller, outside roles in order to make it more reflective of high school. Which is admittedly kind of a gamble (along with moving the show to Thursday nights), but as long as we don't have to deal with Finn's weird "I'm severely constipated" face every time he looks at Rachel, I'm totally MORE
Glee is a show that features cute teenagers singing top forty songs. Carly Rae Jepsen's "Call Me Maybe" is a top forty song. But apparently, the fact that Gleeis covering the hit song is somehow a surprise or something, because why would they cover a hit song, toss it up on iTunes and make a ton of money? That would just be cuh-ray-zay, amirite? Entertainment Weekly reports ... The song of the summer, Carly Rae Jepsen’s “Call Me Maybe,” MORE
With all this upfront talk dominating the television conversation over the past three weeks, it’s hard to remember that it’s actually finale time! This week, we said goodbye to the last slew of shows (Revenge! Awake!), and hello to the first bits of summer TV (SYTYCD! Duets!). Here’s how it all played out: OMG you guys! Did you see that Revenge finale. Holy shit. HOLY SHIT!!!! What a satisfying, wonderful, breath-taking season finale MORE
Yesterday was the third season finale of Glee, and for something like three-quarters of the cast, marked their departure from the show as they "graduated" (read: this is what happens when you work for Ryan Murphy). Anyway, to mark her departure from the show, a certain rainbow-haired bridge troll who shall not be named had his sister post a video on his blog featuring Naya Rivera from one of her first television gigs, pole dancing on Spike TV's MORE
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