According to a post on Broadway.com:

For his latest photo shoot, Criss decided to unveil his sexy side by showing some skin for the latest issue of Out magazine. Drenched and dripping, the “Teenage Dream” singer posed for a series of sizzling shots while discussing his career and role as Glee‘s openly gay teenager Blaine.

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According to a post on The Daily News:

Sure, there’s a growing trend of openly gay actors on prime-time TV (Neil Patrick Harris, T.R. Knight), but 20-year-old Chris Colfer is the only one also playing a gay character — fearless teen fashionista Kurt Hummel on the hit musical series “Glee.” He’s stealing scenes and hitting all the right notes as a diva unlike any we’ve seen on the small screen.

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According to a post on Global Cocktails:

If you’ve been missing Grace Adler from “Will & Grace” (and really who isn’t?), then you’re about to get some great news! Debra Messing, the flame-haired comedienne who portrayed the interior designer for eight seasons on the classic NBC sitcom, has just joined an NBC pilot in a role that sounds pretty similar.

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MTV has ordered a pilot that features Savage, the Stranger’s editorial director and brash author of sex-advice column “Savage Love.”

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According to one posting on Daily Trojan, perhaps not:

Despite the popularity garnered by the idea of a show about covering popular songs, we are left to wonder about the quality of the show as whole.

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“Building on the success of the fan favorite here! With Josh and Sara, we are excited to welcome Josh back on the air with a new and exciting talk show,” said Eric Feldman, here! TV’s Executive Vice President and General Manager. “Just Josh gives a new spin on the traditional talk show format, taking Josh out of the confines of the here! TV studio to explore and introduce our audience to the wonders of New York City and beyond.”

Just Josh sees Josh Rosenzweig, host of the wildly popular here! With Josh and Sara, return with his own original series. In the show, filmed on location throughout New York City, Josh turns the traditional talk show format on its head. In segments ranging from celebrity interviews to premiere VIP events, Josh brings his own brand of humor and his intense love of New York City to the small screen, treating fans to a unique and entertaining view of pop culture.

The Just Josh debut episode features an in-depth interview with writer, actor, and drag legend Charles Busch. Additionally, Josh explores the cutting-edge work of photographer Johnny Rosza, currently being featured at New York’s Christopher Henry Gallery, and visits the trendy Alias restaurant.

An all-star cast of characters will join Josh in upcoming episodes, including rock legends Duran Duran, screen beauty Isabella Rossellini, Emmy Award nominee Molly Shannon, Tabatha’s Salon Takeover star Tabatha Coffey, and New York staples Sherry Vine and Joey Arias.

Learn more about Just Josh at: http://www.heretv.com/Just_Josh/about

Paul Colichman and Stephen P. Jarchow are Just Josh’s Executive Producers. The series is produced by Eric Feldman.

here! TV recently debuted several new original series, including Cinema Conversations, hosted by Stephen P. Jarchow, the newsmagazine A View From the Hill, and the music series OUT Soundcheck and OUT Face to Face. Stay tuned to here! TV for even more exciting, fun, and entertaining original programs throughout 2011!

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Such as in the case of Anne Hathaway set to appear on an episode of “Glee”.

According to FlyNews.com:

Anne Hathaway has been chosen to play a guest appearance role on Glee as Chris Colfer’s gay aunt.  She is very excited about the role.  Ryan Murphy the creator of Glee says Hathaway wanted to the lesbian role because everybody needs a gay aunt.

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And it looks like the series creators are also experimenting with gay characters.

According to a post on Gay Socialites:

In case you missed it… things got a bit out of control on Sunday nights episode of “The Simpsons” when the line between gay and straight got blurred as Mo’s became “MO‘s”!

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Now,  perhaps he isn’t a household name yet,  you may not have heard of him,  but the chances are,  you will do very soon.   Cameron is gonna be a huge star this year,  he’s landed a part in the USA version of the smash hit British show Shameless!

Cameron started young,  appearing in commercials when he was just  five years old, and you know,  he’s been in the biz ever since.  Recently he’s had guest star parts in popular and prime time shows like The Mentalist starring alongside the handsome Simon Baker.

The US version of the cult show is made by Showtime  the same company that took on the UK’s ground breaking Queer As Folk and turned it into a much longer running and fuller story version for the US market.

Cameron has bagged himself the part of Ian, the secretly gay third oldest  of the crazy, powerful and rough Gallagher family.

Which version is the best ?   “I’m a big fan of that. I think that we’re making a show that’s just as a great as the UK version. I’m a fan of both.”  the young actor said in a recent interview.

The first episode has its premiere on Showtime in the US on the 9th of January and stars Joan Cusack and William H Macy.    Cameron is also in a forthcoming Disney film called Prom which is due out later in the spring,  so 2011 could be a very exciting year for the handsome teen star.

Jason Shaw

Jason’s personal blog from  England’s south coast is his deeply honest  Seafront Diary.

Read the full interview at Daemon’s TV

Remember, we’re talking about blonds, so we’re not talking about Sarah Palin (although she’d be a shoe in for the Dumb Brunette Award.

But yes, it’s “The Views” Elisabeth Hasselbeck.  Of course, she does provide some great Springer-ess entertainment to TV.

According to a post on TV Squad:

Knock-down, drag-out fights on ‘The View’ weren’t just limited to political rivals Joy Behar and Elisabeth Hasselbeck this year. No, no. The ladies of ‘The View’ were also quite comfortable arguing with their guests. Squabbles between Behar and Hasselbeck do figure prominently among our nominees for ‘The View’s’ Best Arguments of 2010. But, there were also memorable altercations involving firebrand Bill O’Reilly and comedian Kathy Griffin.

Read more and watch the clips at: TVSquad.com!