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The gorgeous cast of Glee hit the 62nd annual Primetime Emmy Awards 2010 at the Nokia Theater in Los Angeles. All your favorites were there: Dianna Agron (without Alex Pettyfer, unfortunately) Lea Michele, Jenna Ushkowitz, Cory Monteith, Mark Salling, Heather Morris, Amber Riley, Kevin McHale and Naya Rivera hit the red carpet for the TV love fest.

Check out all the photos (and more importantly, what they wore!) on the next page…

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How much do you love Glee? Live in the Pacific Northwest? Then get ready to get in touch with your inner Gleek and dance, sing and perform for the unsuspecting citizens of Seattle, Washington on Saturday April 10th.

One Degree Events is organizing the spontaneous-looking (yet not) event and there will be three locations around the Seattle area for you to participate in. Final locations are on their Facebook page, so log in and spread the word.

Miley Cyrus was on The Ellen DeGeneres Show on Friday to promote her new movie The Last Song. Miley spoke to Ellen about her deleted twitter account, her boyfriend and costar Liam Hemsworth, and the end of Hannah Montana. Check it.

It has been a long time rumor/possibility but now it’s confirmed: Teen Witch is going to be rebooted with Ashley Tisdale singing in the title role. Tisdale spoke to HollywoodLife about the musical addition to the 80′s teen film:

“In the original, you know, Robin Lively didn’t sing at all, even though other girls performed. But the studio said ‘Hey, you’re a singer, right?’” the High School Musical starlet confirmed to HollywoodLife.com at Burberry’s digital 3-D Autumn/Winter 2010 show in Los Angeles Feb. 23. “They reworked the script so it can be more of a musical,” she additionally revealed.

She also hinted that this version will start filming at the end of the year. What do you think?

Selena Gomez and The Scene performed their single ‘Naturally’ off their debut album, Kiss & Tell, on The Ellen DeGeneres Show December 11th. Check out the vid and tell us here at GT what you think.

The Wizards of Waverly Place star attended the 2009 UNICEF Snowflake Ball last night in Los Angeles.

Amber Riley (Mercedes), Mark Salling (Puck) and Cory Montieth (Finn) of the hit show Glee were on hand on December 3rd in New York City to participate in Carol-oke, a contest sponsored by retailers TJ Maxx and Marshalls to benefit Toys for Tots. The cast had a great time and Montieth had fun antlers on to show his holiday spirit.

Wanna help Toys for Tots and have some fun? Here’s how:

Carol-oke is a contest being run by Marshalls & TJ Maxx. You can still play along! All you have to do is go to Marshalls and T.J. Maxx’s holiday YouTube channel, www.youtube.com/jointhecarolers, watch one of the two unique carols, then upload a video of you singing one of them! For each video $1 will be donated toward Toys for Tots, to purchase gifts for a child in need. If that’s not enough incentive, by uploading a video you are also eligible to win a $5,000 shopping spree. Tis the season to do something charitable!

I love Glee – I am a Gleek.

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After his successful turn on Broadway in the play Equus, Daniel Radcliffe may make a return to live theater. This time the actor is the first cast member tapped for a reading of the 1961 musical How To Succeed In Business Without Really Trying. The December reading, if it’s well received, may turn into a full-fledged Great White Way show. Now that would be interesting – a musical with Radcliffe as the star.

The We Day Concert, organized by Free the Children, is an annual event to bring global change through the youth of the world. The Toronto based organization provides information and help raises funds for impoverished kids around the world. Things we take for granted: clean drinking water, medical care, vaccinations, and education opportunities.

This year’s concert had surprise guests in The Jonas Brothers who performed on stage in front of the 16,000 fans. Justin Bieber performed his hit ‘One Time’ and the crowd sang along with the pop sensation. Check out his live performance below.

See more photos from the concert and watch The Jonas Brothers perform S.O.S after the break

Find out how you can help at Freethechildren.com

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Glee was back this week with “Acafellas” a good episode but a bit weaker than last week’s stellar season premiere.

Rachel (Lea Michele) provokes Will (Matthew Morrison) to take a backseat in the club’s musical direction and Quinn (Dianna Agron) and her fellow Cheerios get Rachel to hire Dakota Stanley, a famously tough choreographer who they hope will crush the Glee’s enthusiasm with his legendary meanness. (Stanley remarks to the wheelchair bound Artie (Kevin McHale) “you’re not trying hard enough to walk!”)

Will gets the idea to form a group with his fellow teachers and they name themselves the Acafellas. After two drop out, Finn (Cory Montieth) joins, along with his football rival Puck (Mark Salling) who has given up teenaged girls and is interested in cougars; and the Acafellas perform for the PTA meeting. Josh Grobin makes a guest appearance at the end

“I Wanna Sex You Up,” “Bust Your Windows,” “This Is How We Do It” and “Mercy” were performed this week but Coach Sue Sylvester played by Jane Lynch steals the show. Lynch’s deadpan delivery and atrociously manipulative behavior is simply sinfully delightful to watch.

I left out the sub plots in this recap because well, they made the show falter in it’s pace. The Mercedes/Kurt romance was silly and the Sandy/Josh Grobin appearance was distracting, although Grobin was funny when he told Will’s mother he “loves a blousy alcoholic.”

Episode 3 was enjoyable and had lots of laughs, not the same level as last week’s “Showmance” but still a solid hour of television. Bring on Episode 4: Preggers!

Vanessa Hudgens has a lot of movies coming up. Bandslam  is due out in July of this year and she will begin working on Beastly  and Sucker Punch,  both films due in theaters in 2010. Check out what’s she has to say.