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I just finished watching the second season of Glee on dvd. It's a good buy since you can go to the "Glee Jukebox" in the special features section to watch them perform the songs after you've seen the show.
When I watched the first season on dvd, I got sucked in and I couldn't get out. This time I was expecting it. I waited until I had a few days where I didn't have to be anywhere before trying to watch it. Then I ended up watching it straight through in a day. I have no ability to turn this show off. It's truly addictive.
I'm glad Ryan Murphy is trying to push original writing in teens. There is surprisingly little of it done, especially on the amateur level. It's a great hobby. It helps level out the brainwaves, so to speak. It also helps people get to know each other better. Our local junior college is trying to promote small bands who write their own songs. It could become more fashionable instead of just doing covers of well established songs. Mixing it up like that changes the pace of the performance and makes it more interesting since the audiences don't know quite what to expect. It's not really that big of a risk for a band that hasn't broken out yet to write their own material.
Anyway, Good Luck to Glee!I just finished watching the second season of Glee on dvd. It's a good buy since... more
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Ryan Murphy and FX are back with another big buzz show, but many will find that while ‘American Horror Story‘ is pretty ambitious, throwing every horror concept against the wall to see what sticks can make for some confusion.Ryan Murphy and FX are back with another big buzz show, but many will find that while... more
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Ryan Murphy thankfully isn’t just a one genre trick pony, and his latest with Brad Falchuk ‘American Horror Story‘ looks to be just as promising as ‘Nip/Tuck‘ was and twisted.Ryan Murphy thankfully isn’t just a one genre trick pony, and his latest with... more
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I’m sure some ‘Glee’ fans will be shooting over some nastygrams for me saying this, but I definitely found this season of the Fox hit show to be a little tired with way too man ‘special episodes’ dedicated to one artist. Whereas the first season was such a hit because the songs integrated with the plot smoothly, most of this season felt a little how the movie ‘Dreamgirls’ did in someone talking and suddenly a song which felt a little forced was hoisted upon us.I’m sure some ‘Glee’ fans will be shooting over some nastygrams for... more
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It was pretty much a given that Darren Criss (who play’s Kurt’s boyfriend) would be returning in a bigger way to the Fox hit series ‘Glee’ after becoming a host on Oxygen’s ‘The Glee Project‘, a reality show looking for the next ‘Glee’ star.It was pretty much a given that Darren Criss (who play’s Kurt’s boyfriend)... more
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Oscar-winning actress Gwyneth Paltrow will be appearing on Glee this season. According to Ryan Murphy, friend of Paltrow’s and creator of the hit show, she will be playing a substitute teacher that Matt Morrison’s character, Will, falls for. Sweet!
Read more: http://bumpshack.com/2010/09/27/gwyneth-paltrow-to-appear-on-glee/#ixzz10n5NbBNvOscar-winning actress Gwyneth Paltrow will be appearing on Glee this season. According... more
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Elizabeth Gilbert's memoir 'Eat Pray Love' is less a publishing phenomenon and more of an actual movement. Now, director-writer Ryan Murphy has charted a career-changing course with the film version currently in theaters. Find out how the man behind 'Glee' and 'Nip/Tuck' learned to let himself go to take the adventure of his careerElizabeth Gilbert's memoir 'Eat Pray Love' is less a publishing phenomenon and more of an actual movement. Now, director-writer Ryan Murphy has charted a career-changing course with the film version currently in theaters. Find out how the man behind 'Glee' and 'Nip/Tuck' learned to let himself go to take the adventure of his career.
http://www.examiner.com/personalities-in-los-angeles/ryan-murphy-on-his-glee-ful-journey-with-eat-pray-love-a-personalities-interview-videoElizabeth Gilbert's memoir 'Eat Pray Love' is less a publishing... more
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Based on the best-selling memoir by Elizabeth Gilbert, Eat Pray Love already has its very own built-in audience, the question is whether or not anyone outside of that audience is going to want to eat what this film is cookin’. It seems to me most women that have read this book either love it or hate it, some seeing Gilbert as a self-centered whiner and others taking notes when it comes to her soul-searching world travels. As a male that hasn’t read the book, I have no opinion on these matters.
http://www.moviesreviews2010.com/eat-pray-love-2010-review/Based on the best-selling memoir by Elizabeth Gilbert, Eat Pray Love already has its... more
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Bryan Safi from infoMania's "That's Gay" reacts to Emmy nominations, including Neil Patrick Harris on "How I Met Your Mother," Chris Colfer from "Glee" and Jesse Tyler Ferguson from "Modern Family," all up for a Best Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series.
To see what infoMania host Conor Knighton also has to say about the nominations, take a look at the full blog post:
http://current.com/shows/infomania/92533376_infomania-vs-the-emmys.htm
infoMania is a half-hour satirical news show that airs on Current TV. The show puts a comedic spin on the 24-hour chaos and information overload brought about by the constant bombardment of the media. Hosted by Conor Knighton and co-starring Brett Erlich, Ben Hoffman, Bryan Safi, Sergio Cilli and Erin Gibson, the show airs on Thursdays at 10 pm Eastern and Pacific Times and can be found online at http://current.com/infomania/ or on Current TV.Bryan Safi from infoMania's "That's Gay" reacts to Emmy... more
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Jorge Carreon blogs for Examiner.com how fans of "Glee" fans truly are legion, revealing which TV icon will get to direct an episode "once more with feeling" in 2010.Jorge Carreon blogs for Examiner.com how fans of "Glee" fans truly are... more
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Best known for creating the TV series Nip/Tuck, writer, director and producer Ryan Murphy turns his attention to high school in Glee, his upcoming comedy series for Fox. The series features a high school choir director and his ragtag group of singers.
In addition to his television work, Murphy has penned screenplays for Running With Scissors as well as Eat, Pray, Love, based on Elizabeth Gilbert's best-selling memoir.
This is a great interview, check it out people.Best known for creating the TV series Nip/Tuck, writer, director and producer Ryan... more
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