The official Grammy nominations were announced a few days back and I am pleased to say, “Glee” was nominated in two categories. Congratulations to all involved!

Best Pop Performance By A Duo Or Group With Vocals
Don’t Stop Believin’ (Regionals Version)
Glee Cast
Track from: Journey To Regionals
[Columbia Records]

Best Compilation Soundtrack For Motion Picture, Television Or Other Visual Media
Glee: The Music, Volume 1
(Glee Cast)
[Columbia Records]

Last year a phenomenon was created on American TV as musical comedy-drama “Glee” first took to our screens. Ever since, the show has taken the world by storm. The cast took to the “X-Factor” stage to perform their most popular song, Don’t Stop Believing! Take a look below.

So far “Glee” has been very good at not specifying whether its characters are high school sophomores, juniors or seniors. But it can’t avoid the issue forever — in fact, co-creator Ryan Murphy is already looking ahead to graduation.

“I think you have to be true to the fact that here is a group of people who come and go in these teachers’ lives,” Murphy says in an interview with Australia’s Herald Sun newspaper. “They graduate and they’re gone.”

Murphy says he’s looking at the end of Season 3 in 2012 for at least some of the show’s characters — including, probably, Finn (Cory Monteith), Rachel (Lea Michele) and Quinn (Dianna Agron). “Every year we’re going to populate a new group,” he says in the interview. “There’s nothing more depressing than a high schooler with a bald spot.”

That means that, come Season 4 of the show, New Directions could have completely turned over its membership — which is what happens in any real high school, but can be a difficult thing to pull off on a TV series.

We’re curious to know what you think: Would you still watch “Glee” with a new group of students? (Source)

Dianna Agron has suggested that the second season of “Glee” is as good as the first. Agron, who plays Quinn, told the Daily Record that she likes pushing the show further.

“I think we are getting to do more because we have established these characters,” she said. “People kind of know where we have been and so we were able to expand on that this season. There are touching moments but there are also many moments of high comedy. I think people will have a fun time.”

Agron also revealed that playing Quinn is “so much fun”, saying: “I hope no-one sees too many similarities between the bitchy Quinn and me!”

Glee airs on Tuesdays at 8/7c on Fox. (Source)

Back in October Dianna attended the 16th Annual Women in Hollywood Tribute. I’ve finally stumbled across some gorgeous shots of Dianna at the event! Head over to the gallery for the latest addition.

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Dianna was in Los Angeles to promote her upcoming film, “I Am Number Four.” Looking lovely at the press conference, Dianna dazzled! Head over to the gallery for the latest addition.

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X Factor fans will be treated to a performance by the cast of Glee during semi-finals weekend. Lea Michele and Cory Monteith, who star as drama queen Rachel and American football hunk Finn in the award-winning show about a school choir, will show the contestants just how to stand out on stage on Sunday December 5.

They will be joined by co-stars Amber Riley, who plays big-voiced soul sister Mercedes, Chris Colfer who stars as fashionista Kurt, Kevin McHale, who plays wheelchair-bound Artie and Mark Salling who is the show’s bad boy Puck.
Glee’s sexy, snooty cheerleaders Quinn, Brittany and Santana, played by Dianna Agron, Heather Morris and Naya Rivera will also be appearing, along with Jenna Ushkowitz who plays emo Tina, Harry Shum Jnr, who plays dancer Mike and Chord Overstreet who appears in the second series as new boy Sam Evans.

The performance will be the first time the all-singing, all-dancing Glee cast have appeared live on a TV stage outside of the US. With Matthew Morrison, who plays choir leader Will Schuester and Jane Lynch, who stars as politically incorrect coach Sue Sylvester, remaining back on the other side of the Atlantic, it will be up to judges Simon Cowell and Cheryl Cole to keep the youngsters in check.

It it yet to be revealed if the remaining X Factor contestants will perform with the Emmy and Golden-Globe winning stars. (Source)

Screen captures from tonight’s episode of “Glee” episode titled, Furt are now in the gallery. Head over to the gallery for all the latest additions.

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Sorry these are so late, I’ve added screen captures from last week’s “Glee” episode titled, The Substitute. Dianna/Quinn were not in the episode all that much, but Gwyneth Paltrow was an amazing guest star! Head over to the gallery for all the latest additions.

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