'Glee' Cast & Keenan Cahill Cover Katy Perry

It was only a matter of time before I saw a new Keenan Cahill video. In April he posted a cover of Taio Cruz's "Dynamite" with Brian Wilson and Cody Ross. His cover of Katy Perry's "Teenage Dream" has almost 43 million views. He teamed up with Darren Criss, Dianna Agron, Harry Shum Jr., and Jenna Ushkowitz of Glee to cover Katy Perry's "Last Friday Night".

I love Dianna Agron. Seeing she was in this video was enough to get me to watch it. I'd pay to watch her take a dump. I also love the guy texting in the background. He's probably thinking "What the fuck is happening right now? That midget has totally sold out!!!! Plus he doesn't even know half the words! Ugh!"

Last week Keenan went to the Katy Perry concert in Philadelphia. They hung out and covered "Teenage Dream" together but the only reason I'm posting this video is because of what happened at the 59 second mark.

I never thought I'd be jealous of Keenan Cahill but right now I am. The only thing better than Katy Perry asking you to sit on her lap would be Dianna Agron and Katy Perry asking you to sit on their laps.

'Glee' Star Cory Monteith Was Addicted to Drugs

Cory Monteith just made up for being on 'Glee' with the release of new details that he started doing pretty much every drug at 13, got addicted to them, dropped out of school at 16, went to rehab, got out then repeated the whole process. He was a Canadian Ryan Atwood.

Reuters – "Glee" actor Cory Monteith said he had such a serious drug problem as a teenager that friends once feared he could die.

Monteith, 29, plays naive high school football star Finn Hudson in the television musical comedy. But the Canadian actor told Parade magazine he was nothing like his quiet, well-behaved TV character, and that by the age of 13 he was skipping school to get drunk and smoke pot.

At 16 years old, when he quit school for good, he had attended 12 different schools.

"I burned a lot of bridges. I was out of control," Monteith told Parade. "I had a serious problem" (with drugs). "Anything and everything as much as possible.

Afraid that he "could die," his mother and a group of friends staged an intervention when he was 19. "That's when I first went to rehab. I did the stint but then went back to doing exactly what I left off doing."

It was only later that he decided to get clean.

"I stole a significant amount of money from a family member," Monteith said. "I knew I was going to get caught, but I was so desperate I didn't care. It was a cry for help. I was confronted and I said, 'Yeah, it was me.' It was the first honorable, truthful thing that had come out of my mouth in years."

First of all, what's with the one sentence paragraphs? You're Reuters, a reputable news source, not a Kindergarten class using Kid Pix.

"Anything and everything as much as possible" - that's the motto I try to live by. "Would you like a beer?" Yes, but not just one. Give me 37. "Do you want to go see a movie?" Sure, but let's see every movie at the theater too. "Are you going to eat the rest of that?" No? Alright then pass it over.

If you're gonna do something you might as well go full force and not half-ass it. I'm sure Cory just realized that he wasn't able to fully commit to school because he had too many other priorities (smoking weed, doing heroine, stealing money, being awesome) so he just dropped out. With 'Glee' he saw a chance to go back to high school as a "29-year-old who still looks 16" and make up for his past.

Glee 3D Movie on the Way

After seeing the topic of this post and before I even started to type it all I could muster was "Naya Rivera is sluttier than Lea Michele", "Naya Rivera here is what I want my wife to dress like and Lea Michele here is what I want my daughter to dress like and the guy on the left is what I'm going to dress like" and "ughhhhhhh". The people behind "Glee" are planning a 3D movie of their upcoming tour. I mean, obviously this will make a shit ton of money and obviously I'll end up watching it but again, "ughhhhhhh". Deadline.com says:

20th Century Fox TV and film divisions have partnered to produce GLEE LIVE! 3D!, a feature film based on the upcoming Glee Live! In Concert! North American tour. The studio plans to release the film for a two-week engagement starting Aug. 12. Gleeks who were unable to get tickets will be able to catch the concert in 3D. The tour starred 14 members of the Emmy- and Golden Globe-winning TV show, and the film will also feature behind-the-scenes moments. The feature will be directed by Fame helmer Kevin Tancharoen.

Given the rabid following that Ryan Murphy's show has, this seems like as good as a cash machine for the studio. It worked for Sony on the Michael Jackson documentary This Is It! (whose limited run was extended, something that always seems to happen), and Paramount cleaned up with the Justin Bieber documentary Never Say Never.

Maybe they can re-create a shot of the SEALs sniping Osama with Cory Monteith singing "Courtesy of the Red, White, & Blue", Lea Michele singing "God Bless the Broken Road" to tear at the audience's heart strings and then bring in Puck to sing "The Taliban Song" to restore the manliness.

Glee Season 2 Episode 17 A Night of Neglect Promo

Glee Season 2 Episode 17 A - Glee is a musical comedy created by Ryan Murphy and won a Golden Globe for Fox Musical Comedy.Glee told about the High School glee club which got new directions for competing on the show coir competition.Starring Diana Agron,Chris Colfer, Jessalyn Glisig,Jane Lynch and more.

During the first season, music of Glee has been comercial success with over twenty-one million digital sales and nine million album sales.

If you follow the glee from the first season may be you known how exciting this musical comedy. And at this post i will share a little bit information about glee season 2 episode 17 that will air on Tuesday April 19, 2011. Before it read this a summary for that episode: Fresh off their Regionals' victory the Glee club focuses on their next challenge: winning Nationals. Meanwhile Sue gathers a team to destroy New Directions which involves Vocal Adrenaline.

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"Glee" Covers GQ Magazine

Oh mylanta. "Glee's" Lea Michele and Dianna Agron are on the cover of the November issue of GQ magazine. Yeah, yeah, yeah, I realize Cory Monteith is also on the cover but I'm pretty sure no one is paying any attention to him. They have the slutty classy look down to a science. After learning that the set of "Glee" is like one big giant orgy and then seeing these pictures it actually inspired me to take singing lessons. Oh, and go back to high school.

When my roommates (no, not my parents) started watching "Glee" last year I hated it at first. I thought it was the second worst show on t.v., after American Idol. After the first season ended I decided to give it a chance and watched all the episodes. I was hooked, but it was the kind of hooked that you only do alone while making sure no one is watching or knows about it. Speaking of which, why am I even saying this? The second season's plot has not been nearly as good as the first but with a rumored Taylor Swift episode in the works things are looking up.

The show has gotten pretty racy awesome lately, complete with lesbian sex scenes and as long as it keeps producing things like this photo shoot I'll keep paying attention to it.

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