The long running children's educational show Sesame Street has lately been using pop culture references in their programming this time spoofing the Fox hit show Glee!
"G," a spoof of the television show Glee and Journey's song, "Don't Stop Believin'." To prepare for G-gionals, the G Club members sing a song about the letter "G" and the two sounds it makes. Sesame Street's 42nd season begins September 26th, 2011.
The always out spoken Sarah Hyland gives a little inside information on some of her TV competition's red carpet posing skills. Poking fun at Glee's Lea Michele Sarah is all fun in her perfect critique.
Sarah on the 2011 Emmy's Red Carpet and her Fashion Police hoopla!
Glee's Emmy winner Chris Colfer stops by the Tonight show to give us some insight on what happens when the world of alcohol is opened up for him when he is finally legally allowed to drink.
The Glee kids are pulling out all the fashion stops for a special Fashion Night Out promo video to support the worlds fashion industries celebration of after hour shopping extravaganza made to create a economic push for the struggling market.
Check out the full "Fashion" turning video below from Glee now with added Jane Lynch!
The Glee kids are pulling out all the fashion stops for a special Fashion Night Out promo video to support the worlds fashion industries celebration of after hour shopping extravaganza made to create a economic push for the struggling market.
Check out the "Fashion" turning video below from Glee!
Actress Dianna Agron has always had a modest yet funny bone to her and her first appearance on the 'Late Night with Jimmy Fallon' has her gushing about working with Jane Lynch and cracks a joke that co-stars Cory Monteith & Lea Michele are set to launch a spin-off show on the moon! Dig out all the laughs below...
Glee star Jane Lynch is the spokesperson for the new ad campaign "Not Accaptable". The video fights to stop the ignorant usages of day to day verbal words and/or phrases that's origin meaning offends other equal class citizens that are labeled certain terminologies based on a medical diagnosis or for simply being who they are.
Scope it out below kiddas!
"Not Acceptable" is a powerful and compelling 30 second television PSA which gives voice to a variety of diverse communities each of whom expresses that it is not acceptable to call them by what were once common words, but are now recognized as offensive slurs. It culminates in actress and self-advocate Lauren Potter from "Glee" stating that it is not acceptable to use the word 'retard' and she and "Glee" co-star Jane Lynch make a call to action to stop using the word and to promote the acceptance and inclusion of people with intellectual and developmental disabilities and to make their pledge online at http://r-word.org.
The PSA was launched by the Spread the Word to End the Word campaign, an on-going initiative from Special Olympics and Best Buddies to eradicate the derogatory use of the word "retard(ed)" from everyday use and promote the inclusion and acceptance of people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
Glee's resident sweetie pie, Leah Michele, works her fanny off in a new fitness campaign for Nike’s new workout app, where Lea's fans may be able keep up with her personal workout regiment.
I can agree with Leah when she says, "Tighter pants, and a looser top." Personally for me, I like to be comfortable and actually get a real work out in. I've said it once and i'll say it again. Going to the gym is not about a transformation. It's about maintaining a healthy lifestyle for your body.
I mean, I had to find a balance between the amounts of Whiskey I intake. And since I don't believe in diets either...Pastas, cheeses, and bread are always on the menu. But i'm no delusional, so as I grew older I understood, if I liked spending most of my days chewing, than I knew I had to find a love affair with a few machines and free weights at the gym.
