Poor, poor Jane!
We don't even know why she bothers to show up anymore, LOLz!!
As the elegant Ellen DeGeneres interviewed the HIGHlarious Jane Lynch today, they replayed a Halloween clip from their last encounter where the host scared the bejesus out of Jane with a sneak attack from an uber-terrifying clown!
Well, wouldn't you know it, Ellen is up to her old tricks again!
We won't ruin the surprise for you, but ch-ch-check out Jane's horribly frightened face (above) as the Glee is sucked from her soul and replaced with sheer terror!
Yikes! That tree is lucky Mrs. Lynch wasn't carrying pepper spray, LOLz!!
Is it just us, or does the news that we'll all be getting TWO MORE SEASONS of all this and more make these tunes even that much more pleasing to everyone's ear holes?!
Yeah! We thought so!
Our beloved Glee is officially renewed for a fifth and sixth year on FOX, but before we can even get to that amazingness, we still have a few more episodes from this season to hopefully keep us satiated through the dark, Lea Michele-less summer months!
And from the looks of Lights Out, airing Thursday, we'll be good and stocked with some SERIOUS sonic greatness from our friends at McKinley High…and the much-anticipated return of Sarah Jessica Parker!
Ch-ch-check out New Directions, with the help of Matthew Morrison and Cory Monteith, tackling the anthemic We Will Rock You by Queen (above)!
And before you catch your breath, you can ALSO enjoy SJP's rendition of At The Ballet from A Chorus Line, also featuring Princess Lea, Chris Colfer and Naya Rivera; Blake Jenner doing R.E.M. proud with Everybody Hurts; The Glee Project winner joining up with Kevin McHale, Melissa Benoist, Jacob Artist, Becca Tobin and Chord Overstreet for Billy Joel's For The Longest Time; Jane Lynch DOMINATING Little Girls from the musical Annie; and lastly, Blake and Chord breaking out their very own version of The Righteous Brothers' You've Lost That Lovin' Feeling…AFTER THE JUMP!!!
WARNING: SPOILERS AHEAD FROM LAST NIGHT’S IMPORTANT EPISODE OF GLEE. DON’T READ ANY FURTHER IF YOU HAVEN’T SEEN IT YET.
It’s hard to know where to begin…
For those who were expecting last night’s Glee to take an after school special approach to the very serious topic of school shootings, they were met with nearly ten solid minutes of the most harrowing and tension filled moments of the series. The show isn't the first teen dramedy to try it's hand at capturing the horror faced by students and faculty when faced with such terrifying circumstances — One Tree Hill, anyone? — but considering the episodes proximity to the tragedy at Sandy Hook, the situation hit very close to home. (Too close to home for parents in the small Connecticut town, as we reported earlier.)
But if we may say so, we thought the episode, while emotionally charged and frightfully dramatic, never stepped over the bounds of gratuitously exploiting the circumstances. Truly, we thought the storyline was handled tastefully, and just perhaps, it opened up a difficult dialogue for parents and teachers to have with their kids.
So, what exactly was the storyline? Well, as the kids all convene in their beloved Choir room for a seemingly uneventful day of singing and laughter, two shots
After a surprise run-in while both were separately hiking the same trail in Studio City yesterday afternoon, Katy Perry and Jane Lynch raise their drinks and cheers to ________________________!
[Image via WENN.]
A better world might not be the only good thing to come from the Supreme court's marriage equality debates! It looks like the Prop 8 movie is getting the fast track!
Last year, Dustin Lance Black put on a play called 8 in NYC and L.A. — and Rob Reiner, one of the directors, already knew he wanted to take it to the big screen!
Of COURSE there's going to be a big-screen adaptation, and Black is on track (that rhymes!) to finish up that script as fast as he can! Which makes sense, because the media buzz around the debates has been huge. If you're going to bank off of it (and inspire everyone while you're at it), it better be now!
We're hearing it's slated to be directed by Reiner, but shooting probably won't happen until June or July — when the Supreme Court finally rules on the ridiculousness of Prop 8. No word on who will star, but if they take any of the cast members for either city, it'll be perfect!
In L.A., it was
Wow. Words will never do this one justice.
Ladies and gentlemen, prepare yo'selves. For the episode so appropriately titled Feud, Darren Criss and Jane Lynch POUND the Nicki Minaj-Mariah Carey beef with all their musical juices.
And black lights! And glow sticks! And wigs!
Ch-ch-check it ouuttt (above)!!!
Why yes, that IS Mz. Lynch rapping her heart out! And yes, this is real life.
Glee never ceases to amaze us. If this doesn't convince Nicki to do a guest-spot, we don't know what will!
Now, when you're done applauding Jane on such an unexpected talent, you must divert your attention to the rest of this week's performances.
We've already showed you Naya Rivera's rendition of Cold Hearted Snake, but for everything else, click …AFTER THE JUMP!!!
Okay, so…
Couple of pretty important things happened this week on Glee: one expected, one assumed and one that made us cheer so loudly we thought we started an earthquake with our fangirling.
Overall, the episode did more to set up the backend of the season, which is headed towards an twisty, turning road to DRAMA. However, we didn’t walk away last night feeling unentertained. We have five words for you:
Jane Lynch as Nicki Minaj!
Oh, wait till you see that noise! Now, on with it..
WARNING: SPOILERS AHEAD! AND DON’T START A BEEF WITH US IF YOU LEARN SOMETHING SPOILERY THAT YOU DIDN’T WANT TO KNOW! WE DON’T WRITE THESE THINGS FOR US – WE WRITE THEM FOR YOU!!! NOW, PROCEED….
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