The gods have spoken!!
Sarah Jessica Parker needs to find a way to get back on Broadway!
This rendition of At The Ballet — which also features Lea Michele, Chris Colfer, and Naya Rivera — is so beautiful, we're contemplating dropping everything right now and taking a last-minute flight to the Big Apple for a lil' showtime ourselves!!
It's different yet so poignantly the same as the original Chorus Line version.
Ch-ch-check it ouuttt (above)!!!
But that wasn't the only gem in Glee's episode of Lights Out!
Meanwhile, the New Directions perform their first A-cappella song. Watch the Longest Time and all the others …AFTER THE JUMP!!!
It’s getting about that time…
Now that we know for certain that season five (and season six!) are securely in the bag for our beloved, weekly, musical romp, we can actually start to enjoy these final Glee episodes without having panic attacks about not having Finn and Rachel end up together and Santana and Brittany not having one last fling. Oh, and like we even have to mention Klaine…
Stop it, we’re going to need a paper bag!
Anyway, with the worry behind us, now we can focus on these last three episodes of the season, starting with last night’s fairly erratic, yet overall enjoyable episode. The jumping back and forth between New York and Lima is something we hope Ryan Murphy fleshes out a bit next season, but for now, we’ll just roll with it and break this episode down for you in two parts….
WARNING: SPOILERS AHEAD! IF YOU DON’T WANT TO KNOW, SHUT YO EYES AND MOVE ALONG. BUT IF YOU WANT TO REHASH WITH US, CLICK THAT JUMP … AND LIGHT’EM UP!
No wonder Lea Michele is fiending for Cory Monteith to get home!!!
In his last interview before entering rehab for substance abuse, Cory talked about the first time he met his GF on the set of Glee and he DOES NOT hold back.
We love a man who isn't afraid to show his sensitive side!
While we still don't know exactly WHAT demons Cory is fighting, unlike some other stars (*cough* Ozzy Osbourne *cough*), he clearly showed no visible signs of using.
We're sad last night's episode, Sweet Dreams, was the last time we'll see Finchel this season, but fortunately we have TWO more seasons to end their love story right!!!!
Ch-ch-check out the adorbz interview (above)!!!!
Naya Rivera was nothing but supportive of fellow Glee star Cory Monteith at the GLAAD Media Awards on Saturday!! Gleeks rejoice!!!
Cory Monteith, who plays hottie Finn in the show, has recently come forward about his addiction problems. Once his secret was out, Cory took the responsible route and checked himself into rehab. We love that Naya, along with the rest of the Glee cast, has consistently shown her support for his choice!
She said the following at the GLAAD Media Awards this past weekend:
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!!!
Can you hear the people sing? Singing the song of happy Gleeks!
It's been a longtime coming, but they say that good things come to those who wait — and we've FINALLY gotten what we've been waiting for!
Official confirmation just came from FOX that Glee has been renewed for not one, but TWO more seasons.
And what's more, we maybe hanging onto to Ryan Murphy and Co. along with the show! Fox entertainment chairman Kevin Reilly said in a statement announcing the news:
"Glee debuted as the first and only successful musical comedy series on television, and more than four years later, it continues to defy genres, break new ground and have a significant impact on popular culture. Week in and week out, Ryan Murphy, Brad Falchuk, Ian Brennan, Dante DiLoreto and the entire Glee team deliver a series that not only delights and surprises fans, but also inspires them to talk about, share, debate and engage with the show — and I’m absolutely thrilled to have them on board for another two seasons.”
HELLO GORGEOUS NEWS!!!
Oh, and speaking of Lea Michele (nice segue, right?), our favorite Glee diva tweeted this shortly after the news was announced:
As Coach Beiste put it, life is too short to be stubborn.
Last night’s episode of Glee, Sweet Dreams was all about moving forward — moving forward from the tragedy of the shootings in Shooting Star as well as looking to the future.
And we think the cast, along with the direction of Television genius Ryan Murphy pulled it off beautifully.
Finding their balance with some original tunes, the One Directions belted out You Have More Friends Than You Know and Outcast, while Finn and Puck reunited at one seriouz frat party for their rendition of the Beastie Boys’ Fight For Your Right (To Party)!
And lest we forget, Rachel Berry’s chilling duet with her mother!
Ch-ch-check out ALL the performances…AFTER THE JUMP!!!
