Showing posts with label Glee. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Glee. Show all posts

Wednesday, April 4, 2012

I Can't Get This Song Out Of My Head


From Towleroad:

Darren Criss and Matt Bomer play alienated brothers on the April 10 episode of Glee, and perform an emotional rendition of Gotye's hit "Somebody That I Used to Know".

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Friday, November 18, 2011

Thursday, April 28, 2011

This WILL Be On The Test


Kurt is right - there are a few things one must know in order to become a full-fledged member of The Gays...
  • Names like Eve Harrington, Mame Dennis, Suzanne Sugarbaker and Evelyn 'Champagne' King.
  • Phrases like "But ya AHH Blanche, ya ahh in that chair!", "Sing Out, Louise!" and "The only thing that separates us from the animals is our ability to accessorize."
  • Skills such as 'Setting the perfect dinner table' and 'Dancing wildly to Donna Summer without spilling your cocktail'.
And YES, we do require that one passes a test before one gets his or her Official Gay Card.




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Monday, April 4, 2011

The Guys of Glee

Chord Overstreet


Chris Colfer


Harry Shum, Jr.


Cory Monteith


Mark Salling


Kevin McHale (Get it, Artie!!)


Dijon Talton (what happened to him?)


Matthew Morrison


Darren Criss

Who is your favorite? They're all very pretty - but Harry Shum, Jr. COULD GET IT any day of the week. What about YOU??



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Tuesday, August 17, 2010

Happy Birthday To Mark "Puck" Salling








The gorgeous Mark Salling, who plays Noah "Puck" Puckerman on Glee, turns 28 today.  You can follow him on Twitter HERE ... and while you're at it, FOLLOW ME ALSO.

Happy Birthday!

Wednesday, April 21, 2010

Morning Madonna Break: Burning Up


Yes, I took a break last night from laundry/organizing/panicking to watch Glee – and I cannot recall a more enjoyable hour of television … EVER.

As everyone knows by now, last night was Glee’s “Madonna Episode”.  I found myself clapping, vogueing, and squealing in the midst of the mess that is my apartment.  It was like someone picked the brains of a bunch of 30/40-something gay males and created a television episode based on the results.

Madonna is the gay icon of my generation.  Like Judy Garland before and Lady GaGa currently, Madge was/is THE entertainer many gay men my age idolize.  Yes, there are others – but Madonna was/is the one for me.


I will never forget in 11th grade when my friend Stacey played the “Madonna” album (Madge’s first - above) for me.  It was instant love.  And every time my high school gang took a road trip in Stacey’s huge Pontiac/Buick/Whatever, we always played that Madonna cassette.

My favorite song at the time was Burning Up.  In fact, I can remember doing a little in-the-car lip synch performance to the song with lots of gyrating, yearning and general writhing.  Goodness, I was SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO gay (and yet still in the closet).

So, for your musical enjoyment, I present to you a gay icon ... Madonna ...

Saturday, April 17, 2010

TeaTards Outraged at Glee's Sarah Palin Joke



Um ... the joke is about Sarah Palin being stupid. Facts are facts - and everyone knows that Gov. Moose Mess is as dumb as a bag of wet hair. So what's the issue?


But that doesn't stop conservatwit Andrew Brietbart from being outraged - OUTRAGED, I tells ya! - about Glee's part in the vast liberal conspiracy to indoctrinate your children...
"Glee" is millions of dollars of sound and fury aimed squarely at your children. And as we can now see, the creators are all about getting between you and your kids with their political and social agendas. They know Palin is a growing political force and nothing's off the table when it comes to marginalizing her -- even at the expense of their own show's entertainment value -- even at the expense of audience share.

Yeah, I'm sure Glee's producers are really concerned about losing the DOZENS of conservative viewers who may have accidentally landed on Glee as they were channel surfing between Fox News and The 700 Club.

Thursday, April 8, 2010

WATCH THIS: Gleeks Perform Vogue for Oprah


I saw this amazing video over at Wicked Gay Blog and just had to share.  WATCH IT!


Monday, January 11, 2010

And That's How Jane "C's" It...



On Glee, openly gay Jane Lynch plays Sue Sylvester - who always 'calls it as she "C's" it'.  Like her character, Jane Lynch doesn't have any problems speaking her mind either.

In an interview with the UK's Guardian, Lynch expressed her thoughts about recent gay rights setbacks, and her disappointment with the Obama administration...
"Shouldn't there be safeguards against the majority voting on the rights of a minority? If people voted on civil rights in the 60s, it would have never happened. It took somebody like [President] Lyndon Johnson going, 'F all of you! I'm going to do this.' Obama won't do it. He's a huge disappointment to me."
Personally, I second that emotion.

Lynch also talks about being "out" in Hollywood...
"I think if I were an ingĂ©nue – if I were Kate Winslet – it probably would hurt my career, but because I'm Jane Lynch and I'm a character actor, the world isn't projecting their romantic fantasies on me."


Read the entire interview HERE.  Hat tip to Towleroad.


Thursday, December 10, 2009

Screaming For Glee


From Joe.My.God (with tongue firmly planted in cheek):

The horrible shrieking noise that startled most of Manhattan last night was the sound of tens of thousands of gay men when Time-Warner Cable's Fox signal f*cking froze during the last fifteen minutes of the season finale of GLEE. This was at least second time that's happened during GLEE. TWC is clearly anti-gay. Or at least, anti-show queen.
I didn't notice, but then again my cable box freezes up all the time. Did anyone else watch Glee last night? How fanfrickingtastic is that show?!?...

Thursday, September 24, 2009

Glee: I Laughed, I Cried, I Put A Ring On It


Glee continues to get better with each episode. The past two shows have dealt with FIERCE gay boy Kurt (played by Chris Colfer, above) coming out to his friends and family. And last night - fulfilling every sissy's wildest fantasy - he led the football team to victory. Right after the team worked some Beyonce...



But the best part came at the very end, when Kurt came out to his Dad. I literally laughed through my tears when his Dad replied "Yeah, I've known since you were three. All you wanted for your birthday was a pair of sensible heels". Scenes like this could end up being really offensive if done wrong - on Glee, they seem to do everything right.

{{in my best Kanye voice}} "Glee, Ima let you finish, but that was the BEST EPISODE OF ALL TIME!"

Monday, September 14, 2009

White Meat Monday - Glee Hottie - Matthew Morrison


Matthew Morrison, the star of my favorite new show Glee, is a classic "triple threat" - he acts, sings and dances. He is also adorable...


Morrison comes from a Broadway background, performing in South Pacific...


And Footloose...


And - luckily for us - this straight hottie once appeared in the annual Broadway Bares show wearing nothing but boxer-briefs and a strategically placed pom-pom...



Tuesday, September 8, 2009

Glee - Episode 2 Tomorrow on Fox


One of the most enjoyable hours of television I've ever experienced was the Pilot episode of Glee - which was shown this past spring on Fox. The goal was to get people excited about the upcoming fall season of the show, and I have to say - it worked. I cannot wait to see Episode 2 tomorrow night at 9PM on Fox.

Here is a little taste ...



Who else will be watching?...

Sunday, May 24, 2009

I Am In Love...


... no, not with a real human being - but with a television show. Fox's Glee, to be exact.

I missed Glee's airing this past week, but many of you had good things to say about it on your blogs. So yesterday I watched it on Hulu - and I am truly in love. Seriously, if I could make-out with a television show, Glee would be the show I would totally suck-face with. I love Glee so much that I want to show up outside it's bedroom window with a boombox and a cassette tape of Peter Gabriel's In Your Eyes...


The pilot episode had so much going for it: Journey songs, cute guys who sing Journey songs, an Amy Winehouse "Rehab" musical number, and Jane Lynch (who plays the hard-charging cheerleading coach). I could watch Jane Lynch (below) polish brass or water her lawn - because she could somehow make it funny...


Seriously, Glee was the gayest, feel-goodiest thing I've seen since RuPaul's Drag Race. Now I just have to wait patiently for four months until the next episode (Glee is on Fox's fall schedule). Who will I make-out with until then?!?

Watch the full episode of Glee on Hulu HERE.

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