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Hi all! Happy Halloween! :)
Sorry for the lack of updates around here. I’ll be adding all that’s missing in the next couple of weeks, but in the meantime, I’m looking for someone who would like to help out on the site.
Basic requirements are WordPress experience and posting regularly . If you’re interested, please contact me at webmaster[at]chris-colfer.com
Thank you!
To any NEW YORKERS: There will be screening next Friday at 8pm, October 23rd, at the NYC Downtown Short Film Festival. The location is: Duo Theatre – 62 E. 4th – Between 2nd & Bower. You can purchase tickets at:
https://www.smarttix.com/show.aspx?EID=&showCode=6TH2&GUID=
Source: Russel Fish Page on Facebook
Kurt Hummel (Chris Colfer) on “Glee”
Kurt Hummel on “Glee” might possibly be our favorite gay TV character of all time. Maybe we’re biased because we’re such huge fans of the show, but we thought that Kurt’s coming-out episode was a truly poignant TV moment. Kurt had joined the William McKinley High School football team so that his dad (played by Mike O’Malley) would think he was tough — but then he persuaded the whole team to perform Beyonce’s “Single Ladies” during a game. After their underdog win, Kurt admitted he’s gay to his dad, who replied, “I’ve known since you were three.” In what is becoming a signature of the series, the tender scene between the two characters served to provide believable emotions amid the over-the-top musical productions.
Source: Yahoo TV
“Don’t Stop Believing” in a Glee tour, because executive producer Ryan Murphy says it’s a go next summer.
Following the Season 1 wrap-up, the Glee club is going on tour. “We’re going to do what American Idol has done and put the kids on the road,” Murphy told the New York Post. “It all equals revenue streams for Fox.”
With five of Glee’s songs already on the iTunes top 100 list and the first of five CDs set to drop on Nov. 3, it was only a matter of time before the club hit the road.
Source: TV Guide
