The amazing thing about Kristin Chenoweth, an aging Broadway Star who has been in movies and on Glee…is not that shes getting felt up by a gay theatre actor, but rather that in 2001, she sold a show based on her life as a NYC receptionist with dreams of being famous…and the show actually happened and had 13 episodes before being cancelled in a “who the fuck did she fuck for that”….I mean 2001 NBC was far different than NBC now…if you had a clever idea and produced it yourself…you could get a TV show…look at Broad City…but if Broad City went in with a script in 2001…their ugly asses would have been kicked out of the office…if they even got into the office…leading me to wonder…what went right for this one…I think it starts in her mouth and ends in her ass…if you know what I mean… YEs…I just analyzed Kristin Chenoweth …who I don’t even know….based on her wikipedia page…because I didn’t watch Glee…because I have a penis…just like Lea Michele. The post Kristin Chenoweth Getting Fondled by ALan Cumming of the Day appeared first on DrunkenStepfather .
The final notes have been sang, the final tears have been shed and the final message has been sent. With Glee Season 6 Episode 13 , this influential Fox series has come to an end. After going back five years during the opening hour of a moving finale, viewers jumped ahead to 2020, as Glee closed out its impressive run by giving us a look at where various characters ended up once their days in New Directions were truly over. To wit: Kurt and Blaine were happily living in New York City, being totally fabulous and starring at Lincoln Center in the first-ever LGBT take on Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? Rachel volunteered to serve as the couple’s surrogate… and she also won a Tony Award. In her acceptance speech, Rachel thanked her husband (Jessie St. James), along with Mr. Schuester, telling the latter: “Dreams really do come true.” Mercedes remained very successful, while Sam was happily heading up the New Directions (merely one of four glee clubs at the new-and-improved, arts-based McKinley). He had also found another new girlfriend. Tina and Artie were contentedly coupled up and as cute as ever. Sue was elected for a second term as Jeb Bush’s Vice President, with Becky working as a Secret Service agent and with many track suits bearing the letters VPOTUS. Sue returned to McKinley to close out the finale in order to dedicate the Finn Hudson Auditorium and to deliver an emotional speech about how she once thought glee club was silly. However: “What I finally realized [is] it takes a lot of bravery to look around you and see the world not as it is, but as it should be: A world where the quarterback becomes best friends with the gay kid, and the girl with the big nose ends up on Broadway. Glee is about imagining a world like that and finding the courage to open up your heart and sing about it. That’s what glee club is. And for the longest time I thought that was silly. And now I think it’s just about the bravest thing that anyone can do.” 19 Greatest Glee Performances in History 1. Don’t Stop Believing It was the first and it was the best. Glee took viewers on a fun journey with the performance that concluded its perfect series premiere. 2. Defying Gravity This Wicked cover was the coming out moment for Kurt. It proved he could complete with Rachel. 3. And I Am Telling You I’m Not Going Speaking of coming out moments… sing it, Mercedes! Sing it nearly as well as Jennifer Hudson! 4. I Dreamed a Dream Rachel Berry met her mother sang this Les Miserables classic during Glee Season 1. Prior to Rachel knowing Shelby was her mother. Advertisement A message from our sponsor. 5. Faithfully Finchel forever! This was the song that started the Finn and Rachel romance. 6. Teenage Dream Teenage Dream introduced fans to Blaine Anderson. And what an introduction it was! 7. Landslide This cover included Gwyneth Paltrow and made Santana realize she had feelings for Brittany. It was beautiful. 8. Loser Like Me It took two seasons, but here it is: The first original song in Glee history. Advertisement A message from our sponsor. 9. Cool Performed during “Asian F,” this finally gave Mike Chang a storyline of his own. He crushed it. 10. Rumour Has It/Someone Like You Remember when Santana, Mercedes, Brittany and Sugar formed their own group, the Trouble Tones? This “Rumour Has It/Someone Like You” mashup was the highlight of their time together 11. Somebody That I Used to Know MATT BOMER ALERT! The gorgeous actor guest-starred as Blaine’s brother and helped him cover this massive hit. 12. Single Ladies BURT HUMMEL ALERT! Proving that he really among TV’s best-ever fathers, Burt performed “Single Ladies” for his son, Kurt. Advertisement A message from our sponsor. 13. New York State of Mind Well done, Marley Rose! We met Rachel 2.0 with this song, belted out on the Glee Season 4 premiere. 14. The Scientist Best Glee song of all-time? “The Scientist” featured the show’s four main couples breaking up: Finchel, Klaine, Brittana, and Wemma all split. Our hearts split along with them. 15. A Thousand Years You go, Jake Puckerman! This cover was easily high best moment on Glee. 16. Girl on Fire Santana Lopez departed life in Louisville for the bright lights of The Big Apple… and showed up as a legit “Girl on Fire.” Naya Rivera for all the wins! Advertisement A message from our sponsor. 17. If I Die Young Naya Rivera also sang this one, as part of Glee’s tribute to the real-life death of Cory Monteith. The title, tragically, speaks for itself. 18. I Believe in a Thing Called Love Adam Lambert believed in a thing called love during his guest-starring stint. He fit in perfectly on the show. 19. Make You Feel My Love We end on the saddest note possible. Lea Michele, as Rachel Berry, sang through her tears in paying homage to her late, real-life boyfriend. The End. Up Next: ” 19 Greatest Glee Performances in History .” We’ll be redirecting you shortly… The finale concluded with a buoyant, beautiful rendition of “I Lived,” one that featured nearly all the key players and one whose lyrics represented the show at its best: I did it all/I owned every second that this world could give/I saw so many places, the things that I did/With every broken bone, I swear I lived.
The final notes have been sang, the final tears have been shed and the final message has been sent. With Glee Season 6 Episode 13 , this influential Fox series has come to an end. After going back five years during the opening hour of a moving finale, viewers jumped ahead to 2020, as Glee closed out its impressive run by giving us a look at where various characters ended up once their days in New Directions were truly over. To wit: Kurt and Blaine were happily living in New York City, being totally fabulous and starring at Lincoln Center in the first-ever LGBT take on Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? Rachel volunteered to serve as the couple’s surrogate… and she also won a Tony Award. In her acceptance speech, Rachel thanked her husband (Jessie St. James), along with Mr. Schuester, telling the latter: “Dreams really do come true.” Mercedes remained very successful, while Sam was happily heading up the New Directions (merely one of four glee clubs at the new-and-improved, arts-based McKinley). He had also found another new girlfriend. Tina and Artie were contentedly coupled up and as cute as ever. Sue was elected for a second term as Jeb Bush’s Vice President, with Becky working as a Secret Service agent and with many track suits bearing the letters VPOTUS. Sue returned to McKinley to close out the finale in order to dedicate the Finn Hudson Auditorium and to deliver an emotional speech about how she once thought glee club was silly. However: “What I finally realized [is] it takes a lot of bravery to look around you and see the world not as it is, but as it should be: A world where the quarterback becomes best friends with the gay kid, and the girl with the big nose ends up on Broadway. Glee is about imagining a world like that and finding the courage to open up your heart and sing about it. That’s what glee club is. And for the longest time I thought that was silly. And now I think it’s just about the bravest thing that anyone can do.” 19 Greatest Glee Performances in History 1. Don’t Stop Believing It was the first and it was the best. Glee took viewers on a fun journey with the performance that concluded its perfect series premiere. 2. Defying Gravity This Wicked cover was the coming out moment for Kurt. It proved he could complete with Rachel. 3. And I Am Telling You I’m Not Going Speaking of coming out moments… sing it, Mercedes! Sing it nearly as well as Jennifer Hudson! 4. I Dreamed a Dream Rachel Berry met her mother sang this Les Miserables classic during Glee Season 1. Prior to Rachel knowing Shelby was her mother. Advertisement A message from our sponsor. 5. Faithfully Finchel forever! This was the song that started the Finn and Rachel romance. 6. Teenage Dream Teenage Dream introduced fans to Blaine Anderson. And what an introduction it was! 7. Landslide This cover included Gwyneth Paltrow and made Santana realize she had feelings for Brittany. It was beautiful. 8. Loser Like Me It took two seasons, but here it is: The first original song in Glee history. Advertisement A message from our sponsor. 9. Cool Performed during “Asian F,” this finally gave Mike Chang a storyline of his own. He crushed it. 10. Rumour Has It/Someone Like You Remember when Santana, Mercedes, Brittany and Sugar formed their own group, the Trouble Tones? This “Rumour Has It/Someone Like You” mashup was the highlight of their time together 11. Somebody That I Used to Know MATT BOMER ALERT! The gorgeous actor guest-starred as Blaine’s brother and helped him cover this massive hit. 12. Single Ladies BURT HUMMEL ALERT! Proving that he really among TV’s best-ever fathers, Burt performed “Single Ladies” for his son, Kurt. Advertisement A message from our sponsor. 13. New York State of Mind Well done, Marley Rose! We met Rachel 2.0 with this song, belted out on the Glee Season 4 premiere. 14. The Scientist Best Glee song of all-time? “The Scientist” featured the show’s four main couples breaking up: Finchel, Klaine, Brittana, and Wemma all split. Our hearts split along with them. 15. A Thousand Years You go, Jake Puckerman! This cover was easily high best moment on Glee. 16. Girl on Fire Santana Lopez departed life in Louisville for the bright lights of The Big Apple… and showed up as a legit “Girl on Fire.” Naya Rivera for all the wins! Advertisement A message from our sponsor. 17. If I Die Young Naya Rivera also sang this one, as part of Glee’s tribute to the real-life death of Cory Monteith. The title, tragically, speaks for itself. 18. I Believe in a Thing Called Love Adam Lambert believed in a thing called love during his guest-starring stint. He fit in perfectly on the show. 19. Make You Feel My Love We end on the saddest note possible. Lea Michele, as Rachel Berry, sang through her tears in paying homage to her late, real-life boyfriend. The End. Up Next: ” 19 Greatest Glee Performances in History .” We’ll be redirecting you shortly… The finale concluded with a buoyant, beautiful rendition of “I Lived,” one that featured nearly all the key players and one whose lyrics represented the show at its best: I did it all/I owned every second that this world could give/I saw so many places, the things that I did/With every broken bone, I swear I lived.
It’s no longer a top-rated show. In fact, it’s one of the least-watched shows on all of television. But there was a time, not that long ago, when Glee was on top of the pop culture universe. So, with Glee Season 6 coming to an end this Friday and with it, of course, the entire series, now feels like a proper time to pay homage to a truly ground-breaking program. 19 Greatest Glee Performances in History 1. Don’t Stop Believing It was the first and it was the best. Glee took viewers on a fun journey with the performance that concluded its perfect series premiere. 2. Defying Gravity This Wicked cover was the coming out moment for Kurt. It proved he could complete with Rachel. 3. And I Am Telling You I’m Not Going Speaking of coming out moments… sing it, Mercedes! Sing it nearly as well as Jennifer Hudson! 4. I Dreamed a Dream Rachel Berry met her mother sang this Les Miserables classic during Glee Season 1. Prior to Rachel knowing Shelby was her mother. Advertisement A message from our sponsor. 5. Faithfully Finchel forever! This was the song that started the Finn and Rachel romance. 6. Teenage Dream Teenage Dream introduced fans to Blaine Anderson. And what an introduction it was! 7. Landslide This cover included Gwyneth Paltrow and made Santana realize she had feelings for Brittany. It was beautiful. 8. Loser Like Me It took two seasons, but here it is: The first original song in Glee history. Advertisement A message from our sponsor. 9. Cool Performed during “Asian F,” this finally gave Mike Chang a storyline of his own. He crushed it. 10. Rumour Has It/Someone Like You Remember when Santana, Mercedes, Brittany and Sugar formed their own group, the Trouble Tones? This “Rumour Has It/Someone Like You” mashup was the highlight of their time together 11. Somebody That I Used to Know MATT BOMER ALERT! The gorgeous actor guest-starred as Blaine’s brother and helped him cover this massive hit. 12. Single Ladies BURT HUMMEL ALERT! Proving that he really among TV’s best-ever fathers, Burt performed “Single Ladies” for his son, Kurt. Advertisement A message from our sponsor. 13. New York State of Mind Well done, Marley Rose! We met Rachel 2.0 with this song, belted out on the Glee Season 4 premiere. 14. The Scientist Best Glee song of all-time? “The Scientist” featured the show’s four main couples breaking up: Finchel, Klaine, Brittana, and Wemma all split. Our hearts split along with them. 15. A Thousand Years You go, Jake Puckerman! This cover was easily high best moment on Glee. 16. Girl on Fire Santana Lopez departed life in Louisville for the bright lights of The Big Apple… and showed up as a legit “Girl on Fire.” Naya Rivera for all the wins! Advertisement A message from our sponsor. 17. If I Die Young Naya Rivera also sang this one, as part of Glee’s tribute to the real-life death of Cory Monteith. The title, tragically, speaks for itself. 18. I Believe in a Thing Called Love Adam Lambert believed in a thing called love during his guest-starring stint. He fit in perfectly on the show. 19. Make You Feel My Love We end on the saddest note possible. Lea Michele, as Rachel Berry, sang through her tears in paying homage to her late, real-life boyfriend. The End. Up Next: ” 19 Greatest Glee Performances in History .” We’ll be redirecting you shortly… Glee made singing cool. It made being a nerd acceptable. It often veered too far into the world of cheesy Public Service Announcements, especially in its later years, but no one can debate the show’s originality. It aimed to be more than just a TV show, trying to send messages on a weekly basis about drugs, drinking, homosexuality, bullying and many other important topics. We’ll take that any day over the uncreative, borderline racist nonsense of abysmal sitcoms such as 2 Broke Girls. And Glee also dealt with a real-life tragedy when Cory Monteith died , providing the series with a certain tragic gravitas as it nears its conclusion. Look for the musical comedy to pay homage to the late star on its series finale this Friday. We salute you, Glee stars and Glee music , for giving television something it has never seen before – and we honor you via the above photo gallery. Which of these 19 Glee performances was your favorite?
Oh, it’s so on. As we reported earlier, Amber Rose dissed Kylie Jenner and Tyga in a radio interview this morning, stating that the 25-year-old rapper should be “ashamed of himself” for his relationship with the 17-year-old reality star. Amber Rose Disses Kylie Jenner Just a few hours later, Khloe Kardashian attacked Amber on Twitter by dredging up past comments that Rose made about stripping at age 15 in order to help support her family. Now, Amber has raised the stakes by dragging her ex Kanye West and his wife Kim Kardashian into the fight. In response to Khloe’s stripper comment, Amber tweeted a photo of a smiling Kanye, along with a caption reading, “When ur sister in law calls out ur ex for being a stripper, but ur wife has a sex tape.” Soon after that, she tweeted this gem: It gets better. At some point today, Amber’s ex Wiz Khalifa began following Khloe, while Kim’s ex Reggie Bush started following Amber. So it looks like the battle lines have been drawn and the sides have been chosen. Khloe still has yet to respond to Amber’s latest volley, but we imagine she’s cooking something good. Get your popcorn ready, this could get seriously amusing. 19 Celebrity Feuds We Never Saw Coming 1. Katy Perry vs. Taylor Swift Taylor Swift wrote a song titled “Bad Blood” about an enemy in the music business. We’re pretty sure the subject was Katy Perry. 2. Seth Rogen vs. Nancy Grace Nancy Grace wondered aloud on Twitter whether pot was to blame for a guy killing his wife. Seth Rogen replied that the anchor is a “dumbass.” 3. Kathy Griffin vs. Demi Lovato View Video Kathy Griffin thinks Demi Lovato is the biggest “douche” in Hollywood. Lovato’s fans thin Griffin should shut the eff up. 4. Lady Gaga vs. Perez Hilton Lady Gaga has accused Perez of stalking her. Perez has slammed the singer for thinking she’s the Queen of Twitter. Ugly stuff, people. Advertisement A message from our sponsor. 5. Khloe Kardashian vs. Joan Rivers View Video So much for Khloe’s appearance on E!’s Fashion Police. The reality star snubbed the talk show host after Rivers mocked Kim Kardashian Superstar. 6. Selena Gomez vs. Lorde Lorde doesn’t think Selena represents feminists very well. When you’re ready come and get it? Come on, Lorde says! 7. Drake Bell vs. Justin Bieber View Video Drake Bell slams Justin Bieber at every opportunity. He even wants the singer deported to Canada! 8. Carol Alt vs. Kate Upton Carol Alt does not see what the “hullabaloo” is around Kate Upton. We question her hindsight. Advertisement A message from our sponsor. 9. David Letterman vs. Bristol Palin David Letter had a lot of fun at Bristol Palin’s expense when the teenager was pregnant. Some thought he crossed a line. 10. Jimmy Kimmel vs. Kanye West These two have sort of buried the hatred hatchet. But Kanye and Kimmel went at it over Twitter after the latter mocked the former. 11. Sinead O’Connor vs. Miley Cyrus View Video Yes, Sinead O’Connor is still around. And her feud with Miley Cyrus actually ignited some interesting points about mental health. 12. Donald Trump vs. Rosie O’Donnell View Video It started in 2009 when Trump referred to O’Donnell as a “pig.” She then slammed his failed marriages. Juicy stuff all around. Advertisement A message from our sponsor. 13. Chris Brown vs. Law View Photo Okay, maybe this feud isn’t so unexpected. 14. Naya Rivera vs. Lea Michele Glee stars Naya Rivera and Lea Michele are reportedly beefing. 15. Mike Epps vs. Kevin Hart On a radio show, Mike Epps referred to Kevin Hart as “overrated.” Hart then told Epps to kill himself. 16. T.I. vs. Azalea Banks View Video T.I. is furious with Azalea Banks, who recently took shots at his wife Tiny … he also recently fought Floyd Mayweather over Tiny. Advertisement A message from our sponsor. 17. Naked Celebrities vs. The Internet Jennifer Lawrence and Kate Upton are leading the way, but they are just two many famous women angry at a hacker on 4chan. 18. Rosie O’Donnell vs. Mayim Bialik Mayim Bialik hates the movie Frozen. Rosie O’Donnell love it. Hence, this unexpected feud. 19. Sam Smith vs. Howard Stern Stern believes the singer “looks gay.” Smith simply wrote “ignore” when told of these comments on Twitter, but you just know he’s seething inside. The End. Did you like 19 Celebrity Feuds We Never Saw Coming? If so, please share: Share on Facebook Tweet on Twitter Email a Friend Pin on Pinterest Want more? Get more content like this delivered to your inbox for FREE:
Yesterday’s college bowl games offered a variety of bizarre highlights, including Florida State star quarterback Jameis Winston being mocked with a “no means no” chant after his team’s humiliating defeat at the hands of Oregon. The moment that’s really captured the web’s attention, however, is this odd crowd shot that shows a female Ohio State fan seemingly getting busted with her side piece at the Sugar Bowl: Ohio State Fan: Caught Cheating? What’s the deal? Was she caught cheating on national TV? Did she suddenly realize she doesn’t actually know the dude that she’s fondling? Is this just another case of the Internet blowing something way our of proportion? Theories abound, but while obsessive Redditors have been picking this thing apart in search of answers, the unidentified woman’s (alleged) cousin has come forward. In clearing things up, however, she unintentionally made the situation even funnier. A Facebook user who claims to know the truth uploaded a link to the clip, along with a status update reading: “My cousin with her boyfriend made their TV day-view as well as on the vine!” NOTE: We’re assuming by “day-view” she meant “debut.” Look upon the state of your education system and weep, America. But the anonymous, semi-literate Facebooker was right to be excited just the same. The original Vine upload of the mysterious Buckeye fan has already been viewed an astonishing 9 million times, making it the most popular college football-related viral video of 2015! Will the Cheating Ohio State Girl go on to become the new Grumpy Cat ? Probably not, but hopefully she’s enjoying her 15 minutes of fame and not awkwardly explaining things to her boyfriend today. Either way, at least Ohio State won. Check out the most memorable viral sensations of 2014 in the gallery below: 14 Viral Stars from 2014 1. Hot Mugshot Guy Also known as Jeremy Meeks. A convicted felon arrested on weapons charges, Meeks caused the Stockton Police Department’s Facebook page to blow up after it published his HAWT mugshot online.
Donna Douglas – the actress best known for her role as Elly May Clampett in The Beverly Hillbillies – passed away today at the age of 81. A native of Baton Rouge, Louisiana, Douglas moved to New York City to pursue a career in acting and modeling while still in her teens. It wasn’t until she was 29, however, that Douglas would land the role that made her famous. The Beverly Hillbillies ran for nine seasons on CBS, and Elly May quickly became one of the most beloved television characters of the 1960s. While widely regarded as a “single-role” actor who’s remembered primarily for one part, Douglas never expressed any bitterness about not receiving more opportunities in Hollywood. In fact, even in her final years, she spoke with fondness and pride about her time on the Hillbillies cast: “Elly May was like a slice out of my life,” said Douglas in one of her final interviews. “People love her and they love the Hillbillies. Even to this day, it’s shown every day somewhere.” At the height of her fame, Douglas played one of the title characters in the 1966 film Frankie and Johnny, opposite Elvis Presley. it was her only feature film. In 2010, Douglas was immortalized in collectible form as part of Mattel’s line of “Classic TV” Barbie dolls. Douglas is survived by her son, Danny Bourgeois. 23 Shocking Celebrity Deaths 1. Paul Walker Paul Walker died in a car accident on November 30, 2013. He left behind a daughter and a burgeoning film career.
Glee star Lea Michele is back doing what she does best, arguably. Sure, this talented young woman can sing, and act, but her Instagram photos are truly noteworthy. Case in point: Ringing in the New Year like she did from Mexico … Lea Michele Bikini Photos: Through the Years 1. Lea Michele Topless Photo Lea Michele rings in New Year’s Day 2015 in epic, topless fashion. This is a tradition of hers we could get behind … literally. If you stopped watching Glee , we do not blame you. Pretty bad. But you hopefully didn’t stop watching Lea on social media, where she occasionally but stunningly posts photos of herself at various tropical locales. Celebrating the start of 2015 with beau Matthew Paetz , she served up a drool-orthy dose of deja vu with a photo nearly identical to her previous year’s post. She also began 2014 on vacation in Mexico, swinging around a palm tree and baring her butt for all to see. This time, she upped the ante, and lost her top. “Let’s do this 2015!” she captioned the stunning, sexy shot. You can see more of Lea on the final season of Glee , which begins on January 9 with a two-hour premiere and Michele performing an ode to Disney’s Frozen. Or you could just click the gallery above for more photos of her in bikinis through the years, which frankly sounds a lot more fun … but to each their own. Lea clearly thinks pretty highly of her figure, so it’s okay to stare. How does her rear end compare to some of the best in showbiz today? It comes down to preference, really, but she’s pretty high up there. You decide below: 29 Best Celebrity Butts: Badonkadonk Bonanza! 1. Kesha Hey, it’s Ke$ha! And there is Ke$ha’s butt! The singer is anything but shy in this Twit pic.
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