Recently Glee star Dianna Agron gave some sneak peeks on shooting for both Glee and the upcoming film “I am Number Four”, which she is filming at the same time. “It was so much fun,” she told the press after the Hollywood Breakthrough Awards last week. The star said that she went directly from finishing her latest tour to immediately reporting to the set of “Number Four”. Dianna said she’s simply thankful that both crews and respective producers were able to work on scheduling and the days she needed to be on either set. She was also asked about upcoming cameos on Glee and she revealed that she’s super excited to be working with Britney Spears. “I don’t really know too many details about what that specifies but I’m very excited,” Dianna said.

Executive Producer Brad Flachuk, while attending the same award show, mentioned that Britney’s performance and appearance on Glee is more of an homage. Mr. Flachuk, explained, “It’s honoring her and what she means to a whole generation of both girls and boys and her amazing music which is as catchy as it gets.”

Another rumor the star was asked to divulge some scoopage on was that of Justin Bieber, and the possibility of him being on the show, which Agron mentioned, “I just heard this rumor the other day. We have so many rumors of people that might be coming on our story lines. I often don’t know if they are real or fake. I don’t know.” Producer Flachuk also added on the Bieber rumors that, “It’s as if there is a campaign for Justin Bieber to be on Glee or if we have been talking about it. We really haven’t been talking about it.” Flachuk further explained that he wants the attention and the laser sharp focus to be on his own stars, and not have a situation where there is a guest star and celebrity being brought onto every week’s episode.  We agree and we wish the Glee star, cast and producers the best on Emmy Night, but it’s really not like they need it!

Dianna Agron, Star of Glee at the Hollywood Breakthrough Awards Ceremony

Check out Oxfams exclusive premiere of “Body,” the new music video from Thao with the Get Down Stay Down, directed by Dianna Agron of the hit TV show Glee. Then take action in the fight against poverty and injustice.

Get an exclusive sneak peek at “Body,” the new video from Thao with the Get Down Stay Down, directed by Dianna Agron of the hit TV show Glee—available for one week only at Oxfam America. Then join Thao and tell our leaders to help the world’s poorest people fight back against climate change.

As an Oxfam America Sisters on the Planet Ambassador, musician Thao Nguyen has signed on to help spread the word about the consequences of climate change for poor women around the world. She also serves as an ambassador of sorts for Oxfam America itself, blogging for us and telling fans and friends about our work fighting poverty and injustice worldwide.

As she has several times before, Thao’s met the challenge again in a big way. Starting today, Thao and her friend Dianna Agron (”Quinn” on the hit TV show, Glee) have given Oxfam America supporters an exclusive look at the world premiere video for “Body” by Thao With the Get Down Stay Down.

“Body” was directed by Dianna, and in the prelude to the video (created exclusively for Oxfam), Thao and Dianna talk about how the collaboration came about, the challenges of international web-chatting, and Thao’s work with Oxfam on behalf of the world’s poorest women.

It’s their hope, and ours, that fans of Thao and Dianna and their various projects will visit Oxfam’s website, enjoy the video, and take action with us while they are there. To check it out, go to www.oxfamamerica.org/thao.

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Oxfam America is an international relief and development organization that creates lasting solutions to poverty, hunger, and injustice. Together with individuals and local groups in more than 100 countries, Oxfam saves lives, helps people overcome poverty, and fights for social justice. We are an affiliate of Oxfam International.

Also in the campaign are Cassie, Twilight actor Alex Meraz and 90210’s Trevor Donovan. “The great thing about Op is that it is very accessible. You can grab it at Walmart,” Cory shared. “The looks are original and affordable.”

Showing off her good looks, Jessica Szohr took part in the “Rock Your Shine” marketing campaign for Ocean Pacific. Decked out in a variety of sexy swimwear, the “Gossip Girl” hottie was joined in the ad spot by fellow young stars including Cassie, Dianna Agron, Cory Monteith, Alex Meraz and Trevor Donovan. Talking about the Op offerings, Miss Szohr told press, “The latest trend for spring is shine and Op has it first. The clothes are so great; especially the amazing bikinis and shorts.” Meanwhile, Jessica and her fellow Op ad participants will get together to host a party on behalf of the campaign in Los Angeles in late April.

Rolling Stone’s Erik Hedegaard ventures into the Fox hit’s most controversial corners, uncovering the stories behind stolen car stereos, illegal substances, Facebook-revenge fantasies and more in our new issue, on sale at newsstands today.Glee creator Ryan Murphy, who previously helmed Nip/Tuck, explains the show’s double-edged appeal: “It’s about there being great joy to being different, and great pain.”

Twenty-three-year-old Lea Michele, the Broadway talent who plays Rachel, tells Hedegaard about her tattoos, and Cory Monteith, who portrays jock Finn, owns up to a few childhood arrests for offenses that “didn’t hurt people.” Dianna Argon (slippery cheerleader Quinn) describes what it was like joining the cast late and falling victim to Monteith’s fart pranks, and 19-year-old Chris Colfer, who bravely plays gay teen Kurt, opens up about his own painful youth and his never-changing voice.

“You know that forget-and-forgive bullshit? No, no, no, no, not for me,” he says of channeling childhood traumas into creative energy. “You take that grudge and let that grudge fester, and then you use it.”

The only Glee cast member who threatens to traumatize Hedegaard is Jane Lynch, who channels her ferocious character Sue Sylvester to warn him against asking “stupid questions” (guess nobody wanted to chat about peeing in the shower!). Rolling Stone movie critic Peter Travers saw a softer side of Lynch when she stopped by the office recently for an Off the Cuff chat — watch it here. Grab the issue for the full story, and to check out the cast’s amazing high school yearbook photos.

Here is all whats going on with Glee at the moment.

Glee Vol 1. The Road to Sectionals is currently on DVD. Pick it up and catch up on the 13 episodes before the show returns next month! (Buy the DVD)

Glee: The Music Vol 1. & 2 are available on CD. (Buy Vol 1. / Buy Vol 2.) There is also a special All Madonna edition CD coming out on April 20, 2010. (Buy Madonna CD) It features: 1. Express Yourself, 2. Borderline/Open, Your Heart, 3. Vogue, 4. Like A Virgin, 5. 4 Minutes, 6. What It Feels Like For A Girl, 7. Like A Prayer. Glee 1×15 The Power of Madonna (The Madonna themed episode) airs on April 20.

Glee returns with 13 all new episodes on April 13, 2010, after American Idol with an episode titled “Hell-O”. (Watch Trailer). The rest of the season will feature episodes with guest stars Madonna, Neil Patrick Harris, Idina Menzel and guest directors like Joss Whedon. The season is expected to end in June.

Glee is going on tour in May. (Get Tour Dates). They will hit the cities: Phoenix, AZ, Universal City, CA, Rosemont, IL, New York, NY

The show-stopping song-and-dance performances on Glee, Fox’s effervescent TV musical about an Ohio high school’s underdog glee club, have made the show a cult hit since it debuted last May. And the show’s characters are just as captivating. Especially the mean ones. “She’s deliciously evil and oscillates between being the mean girl and someone with an ounce of a heart,” Dianna Agron says of her character Quinn Fabray, an amusingly icy cheerleader. “Our writers realize people aren’t just one note.” Characters’ love lives are accordingly complicated. Although Quinn’s quarterback boyfriend, Finn, is a nice boy, she also shares a special bond with the Mohawked, womanizing running back Noah “Puck” Puckerman. Mark Salling, who plays Puck, describes him as “a bad guy inside of a good guy inside of a bad guy.”

According to Agron and Salling, the new episodes, which begin April 13th, will feature little resolution when it comes to their twisted relationship. “I know my character,” Salling says. “He’s not going to stop sexting other girls.” (Actually, it seems some fans want Puck to start sexting other boys: Internet videos dedicated to “Purt,” a combination of Puck and gay character, Kurt, abound.) In real life, Agron is single, despite gossip sites drawing conclusions from a photo of her drinking coffee with Adam Brody (with whom she appears in the upcoming film The Romantics). “Our call time [for the film] was the same that day, so we thought we’d go grab coffee together. An hour later, I had a boyfriend,” she laughs. “It was great.” Salling is less forthcoming about his personal life. “I always say, ‘Puck’s a bad guy, but I’m the worst guy,’” he deadpans. When pushed to elaborate, all he’ll offer is that he is “technically” single. He seems more at ease, however, with the attention he gets online, especially in some bloggers’ breathless descriptions of his chiseled physique. “I’m honored by their kind words, “ Salling laughs, “But my eyes are up here, OK?”

Source: People

According to EW’s Michael Ausiello, the entire episode will be devoted to all things Glee, including an interview with series creator Ryan Murphy.

On Monday (April 5), the Glee cast will be performing at the annual White House Easter Egg Roll. First Lady Michelle Obama and daughters Malia and Sasha are big fans of the show!

Everyone was in the house except Lea Michele, who reportedly was in NY for the GLAAD Awards.

For some Glee spoiler scoop from Paleyfest, visit EW.com!

The musical comedy, which stars Jane Lynch, Cory Monteith and Lea Michele, will move to Tuesdays night beginning June 1.

As part of Fox’s summer schedule, encores of Glee will air Wednesdays at 8pm from June 16, serving as a lead-in for So You Think You Can Dance.

Source: Digital Spy