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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
Soooo ... everyone's still watching FX's American Horror Story, right? How weird was the last episode? How is Sister Jude still in that asylum? Where'd the Monsignor go? HOW COULD THEY KILL OF PEPPER, THOSE HEARTLESS BASTARDS?! *Quietly sobs into a half-eaten tub of ice cream.* I love my Pepper ... anyway, season two is ending next week, and with Asylum out of the way, it's time for Ryan Murphy to tease us with more on the upcoming third season. MORE
So. This season of FX's American Horror Story: Asylum: Best thing ever? YES. Okay, yes, I thought the mutant storyline kinda petered out before things ever went to a really coherent place, as did the mystery of Arden's tiny unit, but still, everything else has just been running on all cylinders, especially when it came to that super awesome "The Name Game" number. Anyway, after a so-far stellar second season, Ryan Murphy spoke to Entertainment MORE
It turns out, it's not Ryan Murphy's Family Fun Time Hour with Every Celebrity Ever and Also Some Ghosts like I previously thought. Anyway, the new season of American Horror Story is coming in October to FX, which means a whole new season of sexy famous people having sex and then dying and then having sex again because hey, when in Rome, amirite? Right. Well, Ryan dropped the official title for the season, it's ... well, exactly why you thought MORE
Because at this point it would just be easier to list the celebrities who won't be on the second season of FX's American Horror Story, hunky Joseph Fiennes is now reportedly in talks to star on the show, as the head of a mental institution. Entertainment Weekly reports: The final major piece of casting for the second season of FX’s thriller American Horror Story is falling into place: EW can exclusively reveal that Shakespeare in Love star MORE
Because who isn't these days, Chloë Sevigny is joining the cast of American Horror Story, where she's set to play a raging nymphomaniac. She joins a cast which now includes Jessica Lange, Zachary Quinto, Adam Levine, Sarah Paulson, Lily Rabe, Evan Peters, Cookie Monster, Matt Lauer, Amy Schumer, Daniel Day-Lewis' left foot, Super Mario, the first Darren from Bewitched, a confused gnome, Matthew Rush, two-thirds of Paul Reubens, a plate of MORE
All right, show of hands: who saw FX's American Horror Story last season? Everyone? Good, because HOLY CRAP, how crazy was that show? Let's face it: series creator Ryan Murphy writes shows by just throwing everything he can get his hands on into a bag, shaking it up, and then seeing what comes out, but this approach works wonders when it comes to the horror genre, because horror is supposed to be convoluted and mixed-up; if you ever actually knew MORE
For those of you wondering, the set of Glee is a magical land of sugar fudge candy love, where everyone gets along with everyone and- oh no wait, according to insiders leaking info to Us Weekly, series creator Ryan Murphy has allegedly gone completely bonkers, allegedly making his cast work long hours, allegedly threatening to fire other actors if someone doesn't cooperate, and allegedly stiffing the cast on residuals from their iTunes sale. MORE
I've long since theorized that Ryan Murphy has long since given up on having Glee make sense and has at this point just settled with making the show interesting. So now Chewbacca, as in the actual Chewbacca himself, from Star Wars, is going to be making a guest appearance on next week's Christmas special. And your brain just imploded in on itself. You're welcome. Us Weekly reports: Matthew Morrison confirmed the news on Jimmy Kimmel Live. "We MORE
By now, you’ve probably heard who took home the big prize on Sunday’s finale of The Glee Project. All four finalists – Samuel Larsen, Damian McGinty, Lindsay Pearce, and Alex Newell – won guest roles on the upcoming third season of Glee. Lindsay and Alex will get two episodes, while Samuel and Damian are each slated for a seven episode arc. But here’s my problem: the reason I loved The Glee Project so much was because it was way MORE
For those of you wondering how long it would take before people started retconning Amy Winehouse jokes out of reruns of TV shows? The answer is 'three days'. In a past episode of The Glee Project that ran a couple weeks back, Ryan Murphy made a joke about how one of the contestants should have come out in full Winehouse drag. So of course, the joke has been cut and will never be seen again, unless you know how Google works. “I’m surprised MORE
Remember how Ryan Murphy revealed that Chris Colfer, Lea Michele and Cory Monteith would be "graduating" from Glee, which is a nice way of saying that they're all getting shitcanned at the end of the season? Well, it turns out that Ryan didn't actually tell any of them they were fired, and instead they all got to find out about it on Twitter. Thanks Ryan! "I didn't necessarily know that it was going to be our last season next year," Chris MORE
In a stunning bombshell that is really only stunning if you haven't been paying attention to what Ryan Murphy's been saying for months now, Lea Michele, Cory Monteith and Chris Colferare all going to be leaving Glee at the end of the next season in order to keep up with the reality of high schoolers not staying in high school until they start going gray and cashing in on their RRSP. Oh, wait, sorry, that's Canadian. I meant their pensions! In MORE
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