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.

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!

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Glee, the darling child of GLAAD, once again made waves and history by introducing its first transgender character on last night's new episode. Though Unique will likely teach tolerance to an entire generation of viewers, it was Kurt (Chris Colfer) who may have been most in need of an immediate crash course education.

Details and video of Unique's introduction, after the jump!

We do love our power ballads, and we do love our cameos, which could be two of the (many) reasons we can’t help but keep up with all things Glee. Making headlines as upcoming guest stars are comedian and The View host, Whoopi Goldberg and actre-…(wait, what does she do again?) Lindsay Lohan. So which one of these two ladies is signed, sealed, and ready to delivered, and which one is still working on the signing part?

So it’s taken us a few days to recover from this week’s episode of Glee.

It was pretty dark, no?

In lieu of spoiling anything for those that haven’t cycled through their DVRs yet, more after the jump!

We may, from time to time, joke about the blurring of the line between our hot TV crushes and reality, but those wild fantasies are usually the products of two or seven cocktails and a dry spell even Tim Gunn would shake his head at. But fans of Klaine (Glee's token gay couple, Kurt and Blaine) took the detachment from reality a little too far recently by issuing death threats to actor Grant Gustin for playing a character who's attempting to weasel his way between the couple. 

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If you haven't revved up your DVR to bask in the holiday light glow that was Glee's Christmas special, don't follow the jump. If, however, you, like us, are caroling a few lingering questions through a gritted smile following this week's episode, continue on...

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Courtney Love really put her tiara to the test over the weekend in Brazil. Yesterday, we told you about the aging rock-star harassing a fan for holding a picture of Kurt Cobain; today comes news that the self-titled "gay icon" left the stage and refused to return until the crowd started chanting "Foo Fighters are gay." Seriously. Details follow.

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Do not follow the jump if you haven't yet watched Glee's "First Time" episode. (What are you waiting for?)

If you hoped the National Organization for Marriage planned to limit its hate agenda to just keeping civil rights out of reach for same-sex couples, you were sadly wrong. Increasingly it seems NOM is broadening its closed-minded scope to include battling the gay community in a general sense, on every level. The latest evidence comes courtesy of a grumpy Tweet from NOM head Brian Brown. Details follow.

If you're the kind of Gleek who likes to be surprised each week with the new episode, do not read any further. We've got a doozy of a spoiler for the cute-as-a-button couple after the jump.

This is how you raise children so that, if they might be gay, they don't feel evil, ostracized or even abnormal. Bravo! Amazing blog entry after the jump.