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Saturday, December 4, 2010

Teenage Dreaming: Glee's Kurt and Blaine Sing 'Baby, It's Cold Outside'

· Glee’s nicely blazered gay kids are at it again with a rendition of the holiday favorite “Baby, It’s Cold Outside.” Kurt swoons! Blaine croons! Christmas is ultimately saved. [TV Guide]

· Wouldn’t you know it? Mark Zuckerberg still thinks The Social Network wasn’t quite accurate. Here’s a preview of his big 60 Minutes interview. [CBS News]

· Real Housewives of Atlanta’s NeNe Leakes is going to be a grandmother. Spinoff potential is serious. [ONTD]

· NBC hacked Chase’s episode order from 22 to 18. [TV Guide]

· Lastly, VH1’s “Divas” specials used to be fantastic. Now they look like this. Sorry, troops. [PopEater]

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Wednesday, December 1, 2010

Exclusive: Meet Glee's Newest Recruit

kody_batchelor_200.jpgGlee’s Coach Beiste is beefing up her team ahead of the Feb. 6 Super Bowl episode. Sources confirm to me exclusively that relative newcomer Kody Batchelor will guest-star in the gridiron-themed episode as Strando, a potentially recurring new football player at McKinley High.

The initial casting breakdown called for actors who were both extremely funny and “as wide as they are tall.” You might remember Batchelor from his recent guest appearance on the Halloween episode of The Middle — do you think he’ll fit the bill?

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