This isn’t specifically about Cory & Lea but it is from their Glee co-star Matthew Morrison about the jokes that are on the show.

“You know, when it comes to ‘Glee,’ I think everyone is fair game.”

“We poke fun at ourselves all the time. I don’t think anyone really gets away from the ‘Glee’ scathing… Sorry, Lindsay!”

Plus Kristin Chenoweth shared that she will be making another guest appearance as April Rhodes later this season and will be filming sometime in the spring.

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So I went to Target yesterday and what a pleasant surprise to see a new cd sitting on the shelf! Glee The Music: Love Songs. This is a Target exclusive, so if you don’t have a Target near you, you can order it here.

Track Listing:
1. Hello, I Love You
2. The Boy Is Mine
3. Dream A Little Dream
4. Tell Me Something Good
5. Don’t Go Breaking My Heart
6. What I Did For Love

Broadway World

Although she currently says she is “not ready,” Lea Michele has announced that she hopes to one day record a solo album, following in the footsteps of GLEE costar Matthew Morrison. For the time being, Michele wants to focus on her acting career and developing the character of Rachel Berry. Speaking to Us Weekly, she said “I think a solo CD is definitely in my future, but that is a really big commitment. Rachel’s my baby, and making an album would be like taking care of another baby. And I’m not really ready to have another kid yet!”

Chicago Sun Times
By ALICIA RANCILIO

Cory Monteith tries to be a regular guy, despite his success with “Glee.”

The 28-year-old plays Finn Hudson, a lovable dope who is the quarterback on his high school football team, on Fox’s Tuesday night hit. Finn also sings in the school’s show choir and consistently finds himself being pulled in both directions: Is he a jock or a creative? Can’t he be both? High school isn’t that simple.

While his character is unsure about where he stands, Monteith wavers between being on a Golden Globe-winning TV show and a kid from Canada who loves to perform. Can’t he be both? He hopes so.

Monteith, who grew up in Victoria, British Columbia, had some acting experience but not much before “Glee.” He had a recurring role on “Kyle XY,” which aired on ABC Family and acted in Vancouver stage productions.

Monteith moved to Los Angeles when he scored a role on “Glee.” He now lives in a house in Los Angeles with four roommates and is the only actor in the group.

“That was something I was really careful about,” he explains. “There are those ‘actor houses,’ believe me. … There are quads of those actors that sort of roll in groups. It’s not my thing.”

Overall, Monteith isn’t too worried about his image.

“It’s not like I’m living double lives as a secret agent or a transvestite. What are they gonna find? If I were dating someone or if I had a family life, that could be a little difficult. That’s not the case. I’m kind of boring for the press or the paparazzi.”

Beyond “Glee,” Monteith wants to do more but isn’t in a rush to take on projects just because he can. They need to feel right. He has a record deal but is waiting to find the right direction to take it in.

Monteith may not want to get ahead of himself, but his co-stars have confidence in his abilities.

“Working with Cory is such a joy, says co-star Lea Michele. “He is committed, focused and so much fun. His story to success is so inspirational, he truly deserves all of this.”

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Academy Award winner Gwyneth Paltrow and CBS News anchor Katie Couric will both make appearances on the Feb. 6, 2011, episode of “Glee,” the show’s star, Jane Lynch, told the Associated Press.

Lynch also said the episode would feature the “Glee” kids putting their stamp on Michael Jackson’s “Thriller.”

Couric’s appearance on the episode, which will launch the spring season of the hit Fox series and will air following the Super Bowl, had previously been reported. Paltrow’s return as substitute teacher Holly Holliday, whom she previously played in a November episode, had been confirmed, but no date for Paltrow’s encore appearance had been announced.

“It’s got so much firepower. There is so much going on in the show that is crazy and funny and wild,” Emmy winner Lynch said of the episode. “I have a hissy fit the likes of which no one has seen before, where I try to destroy the locker room and principal’s office. I try to shoot one of my cheerleaders from a cannon.’’

“Glee” will air Wednesdays at 9 PM ET on Fox beginning with the Feb. 6 episode.

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William Keck from TVGuide.com did a piece about Chris Colfer which talks about one of the duets coming up in the Valentine’s Episode:

I always look forward to the December mornings when nominations for the Golden Globes and Screen Actors Guild Awards are announced. I phone up my favorite stars to offer my congratulations — and land some juicy scoop in return.

This year I was most excited for Glee’s Chris Colfer, who at age 20 is up for a Golden Globe (airing January 16 on NBC) and a Screen Actors Guild Award (airing January 30 on TNT and TBS). After coming out of the closet and battling homophobia, will Chris’ Kurt finally find love with Blaine on the February 8 Valentine’s Day episode? I hear the two will be crooning Robin Thicke’s “When I Get You Alone” outside a Gap store as Blaine prepares to profess his love. “There might be a development,” hints Chris.