Ryan Murphy News

GLEE STAR Darren Criss will cover the Tears for Fears' hit 'Everybody Wants to Rule the World' during Thursday night's episode of the FOX musical drama. The Hollywood Reporter has an exclusive first listen to the upcoming performance. To check it out, click here!

Sunday night marks the biggest night in TV when the 2012 Primetime Emmy Awards - the 64th telecast of its kind - airs on ABC, hosted by late-night mainstay Jimmy Kimmel in his Emmy hosting debut. How will he fare - and, furthermore, which of the most nominated series will win the big awards? Tune in Sunday at 7 PM on ABC to see, but, first, let's size up the competition in the hottest races of the night - while putting a special focus on the most theatrically-attuned of the nominees (and, in some cases, winners) whenever possible - and take a look at clips from the shows most likely to win.

Deadline.com reports that Matt Bomer, Lucy Griffiths and Eva Marie Saint have signed on for Akiva Goldsman's upcoming film WINTER'S TALE.

Actress Sarah Jessica Parker will make her first appearance as Isabelle Wright, the eccentric editor of Vogue.com and mentor to Chris Colfer's Kurt, in the September 27th episode of GLEE titled 'Makeover.' Get a first look below!

Ryan Murphy is a very busy man these days. With three televisions shows on the air (Glee, American Horror Story, and the New Normal), he is also working on bringing the Tony-winning The Normal Heart to the big screen. Murphy recently revealed in an interview with Vogue: ' I like people who are like, You know what? I don't care what you think. I have something to say. That's why I like Larry Kramer. That's why I want to do that movie.'

GLEE returned to television last night, September 13 with a handful of new cast members, including: Dean Geyer as Brody Weston, Melissa Benoist as Marley Rose, and Becca Tobin as Kitty, Kate Hudson and Sarah Jessica Parker. Check out the Heather Morris' FULL performance from second episode of the season, titled 'Britney 2.0,' below!

This week saw the premieres of not one, but two of the biggest entertainment extravaganzas currently on show in the vast TV landscape, both on Fox - the season two debut of the reinvented reboot of the reality singing competition show THE X FACTOR (with Britney Spears and Demi Lovato as new judges), as well as the season four premiere of the returning, albeit re-jiggered, half-NYC-set GLEE (with a memorable Kate Hudson, and, also, Sarah Jessica Parker joining next week). While one may have been more successful than the other in pulling off its grand switcheroo (especially insofar as overall transitional smoothness, THE X FACTOR really seems to be finding its voice, pardon the puns), the sheer enjoyment levels achieved by each was enough to make both recommendable and worthy of review given their intrinsic ties to the performing arts realm and their exploration, exhibition and employment of the titular x factor. Individuals with that oh-so-unmistakable allure were on ample display both on THE X FACTOR and GLEE, making both properties once again worth revisiting each week this year, like last year - look no further than jaw-dropping X FACTOR audition of Carly Rose Sonenclar for clear-cut proof of that. Plus, next week, THE X FACTOR and GLEE shall share a similar theme when GLEE gets 1,2,3 (or, more to the point: 5,6,7,8) with a second Britney Spears tribute, "Britney 2.0"

According to TVGuide, co-creator and executive producer Ian Brennan has revealed that GLEE fans should expect a Grease-themed episode this season.

After successful runs in Los Angeles, John Cantwell's LOVE, CONNIE - a multi-media dance comedy thriller - makes its east coast debut as part of Provincetown's Afterglow Festival tonight, September 15 with an additional show in New York City on September 17 at the newly re-opened Slipper Room on the lower east side.

FOX's GLEE returns for season four tonight, September 13, with an episode titled 'The New Rachel.' Tune in tonight at 9pm to find out what happened to last year's seniors and meet the new crew at McKinley High. Below, we bring you the performances of 'Call Me Maybe,' 'Chasing Pavements,' 'New York State of Mind,' 'It's Time,' 'Americano/Dance Again' and 'Never Say Never.'

Check out GLEE's stars arriving on the red carpet for the show's season four premiere screening and VIP reception yesterday, September 12, at Paramount Studios in Hollywood! Scroll below for cast members Lea Michele, Kate Hudson, Matthew Morrison, Darren Criss, Chord Overstreet, Josh Sussman, Heather Morris, Vanessa Lengies, Jenna Ushkowitz, Iqbal Theba, Chris Colfer, Dot Marie Jones and Mark Salling. Plus, new cast members Jacob Artist, Melissa Benoist, Alex Newell and Dean Geyer, and of course, GLEE's creator Ryan Murphy!

FOX's GLEE returns for season four tonight, September 13, with an episode titled 'The New Rachel.' Tune in tonight at 9pm to find out what happened to last year's seniors and meet the new crew at McKinley High. Check out photos and complete tracks of 'Call Me Maybe,' 'Chasing Pavements,' 'New York State of Mind,' 'It's Time,' 'Americano/Dance Again' and 'Never Say Never.'

FOX's GLEE returns for season four tomorrow, September 13, with an episode titled 'The New Rachel.' Tune in tomorrow night to find out what happened to last year's seniors and meet the new crew at McKinley High. Check out the show's photo countdown below!

Last year there was a ton of talk about which GLEE characters would be 'graduating' from the show. After lots of backpeddling on Ryan Murphy's part, fans found out that most of the actors will be back, and now the Hollywood Reporter has details on what's in store for their charcters now that they've left McKinley High.

In this video, Hudson says she was 'so excited' to be asked to join Glee, and Lea Michele describes how in awe of Kate Hudson she is.

Andrew Rannells was a featured guest on Bravo TV's late night talk show WATCH WHAT HAPPENS LIVE! last night. The actor was joined by Nicole Richie on the show. Check out clips below in which Rannells is subjected to all kinds of antics including being fed mystery baby food by Richie and dishing on NeNe Leakes wardrobe and Mitt Romney's sex appeal in host Andy Cohen's favorite game, 'Plead the Fifth'.

GLEE's Lea Michele visited ABC's JIMMY KIMMEL LIVE last night to promote the upcoming season premiere of the FOX musical drama series. During the interview, Michele turned the cameras on her best friend and Spring Awakening co-star Jonathan Groff and called him out for not remembering to phone her on her recent birthday. Check out the interview below!

Tony nominee Andrew Rannells visited NBC's 'Late Night With Jimmy Fallon' last night to chat about his new NBC comedy THE NEW NORMAL, which premieres tonight. On the show, Rannells spoke about the over 500 performances of 'Book of Mormon' he appeared in and called the show, 'an amazing job that changed my life.' Check out the interview below!

The fourth season of GLEE promises a host of surprises as well as guest appearances by Kate Hudson and Sarah Jessica Parker. The show will also welcome new cast members Dean Guyer, Jacob Artist, Melissa Benoist and Becca Tobin, and will see the debut appearance of GLEE PROJECT season 2 winner Blake Jenner. Check out the full performance of 'Call Me Maybe' from Thursday's premiere below!

Andrew Rannells will guest on Bravo TV's late night talk show WATCH WHAT HAPPENS LIVE! tonight, September 11th, the night his new sitcom, 'The New Normal' premieres on NBC. He will be joined by Nicole Richie on the show.