We do love our divas!

So, too, does Ryan Murphy. Seems Glee creator Murphy is so enamored of the Grammy-Tony-Emmy-Oscar-nominated performer that he asked her in front of a crowd of more than 1,000 people!

And she's said "yes"!

Who might she play? Find out after the jump.

Darren Criss chooses to see the recent breakup of TV's most visible young gay couple with rose tinted glasses. Speaking with TV Line's Michael Ausiello, Criss reveals that he's optimistic about the future of Glee's Blaine and Kurt.

Darren Criss who?

Just kidding. New Glee kid on the block Dean Geyer still has a lot to do to prove his love to us. But while we wait, why not take a gander at Glee's new resident hunk skateboarding shirtless in Santa Monica? 

The 17th annual "Where We Are On TV" report from GLAAD, released today, reveals that LGBT representations on broadcast television series are at the highest levels ever! 

Well this is...special.

Brought to us by TVLine, Glee is serving up its own unique version of Hole's "Celebrity Skin" (a tune we're known to crank up around the Instinct offices)! 

As performed by Heather Morris and Chord Overstreet it sounds a wee bit different from what Courtney Love was giving us in the 90's.

Hear it (and see it) for yourself after the jump.

Many a gay has claimed they jumped the Glee ship long ago, but if a second Britney Spears tribute episode, a paralell storyline in New York City and a better-late-than-never cover of "Call Me Maybe" can't bring 'em back to the show, perhaps the new hunk Brody (played by Dean Geyer) can?

Yesterday, Glee hinted it will grow up a bit this coming season by releasing promo images featuring Rachel and her new sezzy classmate fling Brody culled from the show's second tribute to Britney Spears; after letting that steamy hotness hit our deprived Glee-spots, today we get to wrap our ears around two new Britney covers from the cast that'll appear in the episode: "Gimme More" and "Boys" (mashed up with Justin Bieber's "Boyfriend"). 

Check 'em out after the jump and let us know if you heart or hate the covers!

Glee is bringing on quite a few new faces for Season 4, and we're not mad about it. 

Especially, Rachel's new classmate at her New York drama school, Brody Weston (portrayed by the smoking hot Dean Geyer).

Not mad at him at all. 

Get your intros after the jump!

Darren Criss continues to shine beyond the Glee galaxy, with the star's latest orbit landing him in the leading role of the new promo for Fashion's Night Out 2012. Unfortunately, Darren's layered in too much clothing, err "love," as he cover's Madonna's "Dress You Up," but swoon-worthy vocals and dancing, and guest appearances by Justin Bieber, Usher and Taylor Swift still manage to make the video worth a peek. Watch after the jump!

Ryan Murphy is working his hiatus tail off releasing deleted Glee scenes this week. We got to finally wrap our eyes around the infamous "box" scene between Klaine (which wasn't what we had imagined but still totally adorable) on Thursday; today we get to check out the deleted "Bridesmaids" scene showcasing the girls on a dress shopping adventure. It might not be deluged with the same high-tide levels of bodily fluids as its big screen namesake, but the cattiness floodgates sureare open!

We've heard plenty about the infamous "Box Scene" shared between Kurt and Blaine that never made it off the editing room floor and into Glee's Christmas episode where it was intended. Well, Ryan Murphy finally released the extra scene and thankfully it's nowhere near as sordid as where our dirty minds took it based on the title. 

In fact, it's super sweet. 

Watch the just-released "Box Scene" after the jump!

Glee heartthrob Grant Gustin announced via Twitter late on Tuesday that he is doing both his intestinal track and conscience a favor by dumping Chick-Fil-A.