The good people of Hollywood have been stepping out to enjoy themselves in the warm weather, and luckily, are also documenting all of it through Twitter and Instagram.

Let’s take a look at the week’s best celebrity Twitpics and Instagrams.

The most buzzed about photo of the week comes from someone who is no stranger to making headlines. Christina Aguilera has used her time off from The Voice to get back in shape. The songstress posted a Twitpic from her music video shoot in Mexico in a sultry ensemble which showed off her bangin’ new figure. X-Tina, you’ve never looked better!

Another starlet who took some relaxation time recently is Glee‘s Naya Rivera. The actress posted a picture of herself in shades, and captioned it, “Back in LA but keeping the vacation going.” This is a reference to her recent trip to Hawaii with her boyfriend, rapper, Big Sean.

On the opposite side of the country, Rivera’s Glee cast mates Darren Criss, Kevin McHale and Jenna Ushkowitz got all dressed up and reunited in order to attend the 2013 Fox Upfronts in New York City. Those Glee kids… such a good looking cast.

The success of Bridesmaids catapulted Kristen Wiig from Saturday Night Live favorite to big time movie star. Her next project, however, is the indie flick Girl Most Likely which will have a limited release this July.

The film, originally called Imogene, made its debut at the 2012 Toronto Film Festival where it was picked up by Lionsgate and renamed Girl Most Likely. Wiig plays a playwright who stages a suicide attempt to get back an ex-boyfriend. But the plan backfires when she’s released into the care of her former go-go dancer mother played by Annette Bening. Matt Dillon and Glee‘s Darren Criss co-star.

In addition to starring, Wiig also serves as an executive producer on the film written by Michelle Morgan and directed by Shari Springer Berman and Robert Pulcini.

It’s…

Darren Criss!

The Glee star, who’s blowing out 26 candles, has captivated millions of viewers with his super voice and sex appeal. And now Celebuzz is taking a look back at his very best moments from the hit Fox show. 

Click on the gallery to see them — then let us know in the comments section which is your very favorite.

As Beyonce fans count down the hours until her highly anticipated Super Bowl half time show, the rest of the country — 49ers and Ravens fans — will be glued to the their television sets to see who will come out on top.

Baltimore Ravens fans like Stacy Keibler, will be cheering extra hard — she’s a former Ravens cheerleader, by the way — as the team makes its first Super Bowl appearance in 12 years.

After several days of concerts, parties and charity games, it’s time to take a closer look at the famous fans of Sunday’s opposing teams.

Boston native Ben Affleck has never hidden the fact that he is a big supporter of all of Beantown’s sports teams. But he won’t be rooting for either team during Super Bowl XLVII — the New England Patriots won’t be playing. Hopefully, he will support his wife Jennifer Garner, who has been a 49ers fan since she was a child.

Josh Charles from The Good Wife is a big fan of the Ravens. A graduate of the Baltimore School of the Arts, Charles has even taken a trip to hang out at the team’s training complex.

Funnyman Robin Williams has major enthusiasm for the San Francisco 49ers: he lives in San Francisco and owns property all over the Bay Area. Sourdough Sam, the 49ers mascot, has previously named Williams as his favorite actor.

Baltimore born Edward Norton can always be seen sporting a cap from his home team — the Fight Club star will be rooting for the Ravens.

Some other celebs that should be sporting red and gold for the 49ers are these San Francisco natives:

Leslie Mann, Darren Criss, Alicia Silverstone, Eric Dane, Rob Schneider and Clint Eastwood.

On the opposing side these celebs could be wearing purple and gold for Ravens to win Super Bowl Sunday.  Anna Faris, Julie Bowen, Penn Badgley and  Jada Pinkett Smith are all Baltimore natives.

Will you be tuning into Super Bowl XLVII on Sunday? Who are you rooting for? Weigh in below.

Happy holidays, Gleeks!

Glee co-creator Ryan Murphy gifted fans with a shirtless Christmas-themed photo of Darren Criss over the weekend. But what’s better than one shirtless Glee stud? Twelve shirtless Glee studs!

“Merry Christmas. Men of McKinley calendar coming soon…” Murphy teased on Friday. While the FOX show’s maestro wouldn’t confirm or deny the existence of the Men of McKinley, it’s safe to say the calendar will make its way into an upcoming Glee episode.

In related Glee news, Murphy recently revealed, via Twitter, what’s to come to Blaine (Criss), Kurt (Chris Colfer) and Rachel (Lea Michele) in the remainder of Season 4.

There’s a Les Miserables duet in the works for Kurt and Rachel and a possible Taylor Swift cover in store for Blaine. With Oliver Kieran-Jones joining the cast a potential love interest for Kurt, we wouldn’t be surprised if Blaine had a few teardrops on his guitar.

Meanwhile, new McKinley couple Marley (Melissa Benoist) and Jake (Jacob Artist) have dibs on Christina Perri’s “A Thousand Years.”

Glee returns in January 2013 on FOX. 

Movie stars may look like giants on the big screen — but not everyone in Hollywood reaches NBA-level proportions.

In fact, some of the biggest stars look quite the opposite in the real world.

Sure, we all know that Tom Cruise stands at your average height of 5’7″. (After her divorce from the Hollywood mega-star, Nicole Kidman famously quipped to David Letterman that she could wear heels now.)

But did you know that action hero Jason Statham, who regularly kicks bad-guy butt like a pro, is only 5’9″? Or that music legend Prince is — wait for it — 5’2′?

Celebuzz has put these and more stars into the ultimate line-up to reveal just how tall — or not — they are.

Check out the infographic, below. (Click to view in its full size.)

Glease is the word!

The last time we saw the glee club, they were preparing for McKinley High’s production of Grease, with Finn Hudson (Cory Monteith) at the helm. However, as per usual, there were a few major glitches — like wardrobe issues, last-minute casting changes and surprise opening night visits.

So how did Finn do? Let’s discuss.

Note: Spoilers if you haven’t watched Thursday’s episode, “Glease.”

Jealous she didn’t get the part of Sandy, Kitty (Becca Tobin) is on a mission to sabotage Marley (Melissa Benoist). First, she secretly takes in all of Marley’s costumes so she doesn’t fit into them. Then, she tries to convince Marley to develop an eating disorder to silence her “circus fat gene.”

Now, Kitty is one serious glee-otch, but Marley also has to grow a backbone at some point. It’s not that I don’t find Marley and her ugly hats completely adorkable — because I really do — but if there’s one thing I hate more than a manipulative bitch, it’s a helpless female character who plays the victim. Seriously Marley, you need a kiss from Ryder (Blake Jenner) to help you get over your stage anxiety?! Ugh. You need a dose of Unique’s fearless diva-tude.

However, I still love the relationship she has with her mom. When Marley thinks she’s putting on the pounds, her mom tells her just about the cutest thing a mom could ever say: “I didn’t raise a victim or a quitter. I raised a star.” It’s official: Marley and her mom are the new Kurt (Chris Colfer) and Burt (Mike O’Malley). Speaking of Burt, where is he? I need him back on my TV screen ASAP.

As for new kid Ryder, he’s crushing hard on Marley. But before he can put the moves on the lunch lady’s daughter, he’s got to prove to Finn he can pull off a convincing Danny Zuko. So naturally, Finn takes his bros — Ryder, Sam, Mike Chang, Teen Jesus and Baby Puckerman — to Burt’s auto shop to perform a hip-heavy version of “Greased Lightning.”

Can we just talk about how ridiculously attractive Chord Overstreet was in that scene? I don’t know what he was doing with his arms, but that didn’t really matter. Best. Kenickie. Ever. Also, who knew Blake Jenner was rocking those biceps?

But I digress. Just when things started to look good for Finn and his production, Sue (Jane Lynch) throws a curveball and gets Unique’s parents to pull him out of the musical. It’s not that they don’t support their son’s gender identity, but they don’t want him to be ridiculed and bullied. Unique is crushed. Finn is crushed. I am crushed. Seriously, where are the tissues?

So Finn turns to the only other person who could serve Rizzo realness: Santana (Naya Rivera). Brittana fans, rejoice! Tina fans, I’m sorry.

I love how Tina is upset that all the seniors who were supposed to graduate and move on are now stealing her spotlight. It’s pretty much Ryan Murphy’s way of acknowledging Jenna Ushkowitz should be getting a chance to shine this season, but instead she’s relegated to the background chatter, as per usual.

With his cast in place, Finn is finally ready for opening night. That is, until Rachel (Lea Michele) and Kurt walked through those doors and surprised him. I’m sorry, but I don’t care how much I love you, I would never spend that much money to fly half-way across the country to see a HIGH SCHOOL MUSICAL.

Let’s rewind for a bit. Kurt’s post-break up life is ambien and The Notebook, which, to be completely honest, sounds like a normal weekend in my life. Meanwhile, Rachel says she’s fine, but there’s obviously some lingering feelings. Thankfully, she has Brody — and his muscles — to help occupy her attention. Not to mention, she also has an audition for an Off-Broadway production of The Glass Menagerie to prepare for. So Rachel’s life is pretty perfect, right? Wrong. She is still Cassie’s (Kate Hudson) No. 1 target.

Of course, it doesn’t help when Rachel’s naivety lands her on Cassie’s hit list. So Cassie does what she does best and seduces Brody while Rachel’s away. Yes, they sleep together, and yes, Rachel finds out. Cue Lea Michele crying face.

Back at McKinley, Blaine (Darren Criss) tries to apologize to Kurt to no avail, while Rachel and Finn — who’s upset Rachel’s tears aren’t for him — come to the realization they need to cut off all communication. Sorry Finchel fans, this doesn’t look good. But Finn doesn’t have time to be sad, he’s got a glee club to run. Bye-bye Mr. Schue; Say hello to Mr. Hudson! (That was definitely a bright spot this episode.)

“You’re The One That I Want” has never made me so sad.

Buzz Moments

OMG!: Evil Sue is back!

Thank you, TV gods: For gifting us with the vision of Blaine as Teen Angel. I mean, Darren Criss is often allotted plenty of solos on this show, but his performance of “Beauty School Drop Out” was particularly swoon-worthy. Perhaps it was the perfectly-sculpted coif?

Awk-ward: Running into your ex is always awkward. But seeing Rachel, Kurt, Finn and Blaine just stand there staring at one another was especially awkward.

Hotness: Chord Overstreet + leather jacket + perfect coif = perfection.

Fab-u-lous: Unique may have gotten shut out of Grease, but Alex Newell still delivered the fiercest — and most heartbreaking —  verse of “There Are Worse Things I Could Do.” Werk.

Can. Not. Wait.: Next week is superhero week… and the original Puckerman is back!

Celebuzz Meter (1-10): 8

Below, take a look the latest scoop from Glee newbie Blake Jenner. Glee airs Thursdays at 9 PM on FOX. 

Unsurprisingly, Glee is covering “Gangnam Style.”

The FOX comedy has been known to cover internet crazes — do flash mobs, memes and “Call Me Maybe” ring a bell? Now, Psy’s hit is getting the gleek treatment.

Judging from this newly released sneak peek, it looks like New Directions is saving the dance-heavy number for Sectionals — with Tina (Jenna Ushkowitz) taking the lead.

In the clip, cast members Ushkawitz, Darren Criss and Kevin McHale reveal parts of the “Gangnam Style” performance as a reward for fans who’ve been patiently waiting weeks to see the aftermath of Glee’s devastating “Break Up” episode.

The full “Gangnam Style” performance won’t be available until November — just in time for Sectionals! — but thankfully, Glee returns Thursday, Nov. 8 with Grease lightning and a new face. Glee Project winner Blake Jenner joins the cast as McKinley football player, Ryder.

His debut episode, “The Role You Were Born to Play,” will even feature a duet with leading man, Cory Monteith. The two will take on Foreigner’s “Juke Box Hero,” and according to Jenner, the song doesn’t disappoint.

“It’s really epic,” Jenner told Celebuzz at the premiere of FX’s American Horror Story: Asylum in October. ”It’s really awesome. It’s a crazy, crazy ride!”

“Cory is the best actor,” he added. “I learned so much just by working with him. The other day were on-set, and he was just giving me advice and telling me stories about his life… about acting and the choices that he makes… He’s just awesome. He’s like a big brother.”

Glee airs Thursdays at 9 PM on FOX.

Break ups are the worst. And in case you forgot that, FOX’s Glee is here to remind us with this week’s tear-fest episode, “The Break Up.”

The musical comedy has often been maligned for its surreality, but “The Break Up” is an example of everything Glee does well: The emotion, the music and the LOL-worthy one-liners were all on display this week, making it one of the series’ standout triumphs. If loving Glee is wrong, then I don’t want to be right — especially, if this is a sign of what’s to come. And watch out Glee hate-watchers, this may be the episode that sucks you back in.

Now gleeks, if you want to keep reading this recap, make sure you grab a box of tissues first.

Note: Spoilers if you haven’t watched Thursday’s episode, “The Break Up.”

OK, I’m just going to rip this emotional band aid right off: Finchel is dunzo. I’ll be the first to admit that I’ve never been the biggest fan of Rachel (Lea Michele) and Finn’s (Cory Monteith) relationship. Don’t get me wrong: I think they’re — rather, they were — cute in that high-school-geek-bags-the-captain-of-the-football-team kind of way. However, after Thursday’s episode, I’ve never waved my sad little Finchel flag higher.

Let’s rewind: No, Finn did not freak out at Rachel for walking in on her “date” with Brody. Instead, Finn is just sad. His military career ended after two weeks when Rachel accidentally shot him in the leg. No, not his girlfriend Rachel — his rifle Rachel. He then spent the last few months backpacking through Georgia before he ended up on Hummel Berry’s doorstep in Brooklyn. He didn’t call Rachel, because he didn’t want her to think of him as just another “Lima loser.”

Ever the optimist, Rachel believes now that Finn’s in New York, he’ll realize that he wants to go to NYADA and they can live happily ever after on the Upper East Side. Unfortunately for Rachel, her plan backfires. Instead of feeling inspired — a la Woody Allen — Finn feels overwhelmed and intimidated by the big city.

Meanwhile, back at McKinley, Blaine (Darren Criss) is struggling to adjust to Kurt’s (Chris Colfer) hectic new work schedule. I mean, when hate-watching Treme is your only date night, you know there’s a problem. So feeling neglected, he starts Facebook messaging a boy named Eli. I told you to grab your tissues, gleeks!

Blaine and Eli have a bit of a tryst. But before things could become too serious, Blaine flies to New York to be with Kurt. With Finchel and Klaine now reunited in the Big Apple, Rachel wants to celebrate — with karaoke, of course!

But when Finn declines Rachel’s offer to sing with her — yes, there’s a reference to “Don’t Stop Believin’” — she calls her go-to karaoke partner, Brody (Dean Geyer). And what song does she decide to sing with her NYADA bestie? Demi Lovato’s ode to starting over with someone new, “Give Your Heart a Break.” Oy vey. 

Then, Blaine twists the knife a little deeper and delivers a tearful rendition of Katy Perry’s “Teenage Dream.” You know, the song he sang the day he met “the love of his life,” Kurt? NBD. Criss crying/singing face was almost too much to handle.

However, Blaine’s cover was a little too tearful for Kurt. And when he approached his sorrowful beau, Blaine came clean about his tryst with Eli — and poor Kurt ran away in tears.

Meanwhile, with Finchel, Finn is feeling insecure about Rachel’s friendship with Brody. And when he asks her if anything happened between the two of them, she admits that she and Brody had “only” kissed. That was enough to drive Finn back to Lima — but not before Finn, Rachel, Kurt and Blaine sing No Doubt’s “Don’t Speak” in the middle of Brooklyn.

But Finn’s not the only familiar face back in Lima. Santana (Naya Rivera), who refuses to do laundry in St. Louis, is home for a steamy weekend with Brittany (Heather Morris). However, Brit’s too tired from all of her late-night Rapture studies to pay attention to Santana’s college woes. Now that Brittany isn’t McKinley’s student council president, she’s decided to pre-occupy her time with the Jesus Club 2.0.

Kitty (Becca Tobin), the new president of the Left Behind Club, is on a mission to prepare everyone for The Rapture, even if that means organizing a fake Rapture and name-dropping Kirk Cameron in every other sentence. To put it lightly, Kitty is cray-cray — but at least she’s a fun cray-cray and not a psycho cray-cray like Quinn on Season 3.

In fact, Kitty is so crazy, Jake (Jacob Artist) decides to forgo his seat at the popular table and break up with her. However, judging from the chemistry between Jake and Marley (Melissa Benoist) — hereby known as Jarley — he probably won’t stay single for long. Can we just talk about how cute Jake was when he caught Marley with her free lunch tickets? Instead of making her feel humiliated, he showed her his own free lunch tickets. Jake is officially on his way to becoming one of my favorite New Directioners.

Now, back to the breakups. With Kurt ignoring every one of Blaine’s calls and messages, it’s safe to say that Klaine is on hiatus. I may or may not have — OK, definitely did — shed a few tears when Kurt threw away Blaine’s note.

As for Santana, after serenading her lady love with an amazing cover of Taylor Swift’s “Mine,” she tells Brittany that she wants to put things on hold for right now. HEART = BROKEN. I’m sorry Santana, but T. Swift songs are already an emotional vortex for me and then you go and break up with Brittany? I’m. So. Sad. OK, I’ll admit that Santana actually made a very mature decision in ending their LDR (long distance relationship), but that doesn’t mean I can’t be sad about it.

And then there’s Finchel. Oh, Finchel. I don’t know how you managed to break my heart, but you did. Upset that Finn left New York without saying goodbye, Rachel flies all the way back to Lima to confront him. And Finchel fans, it didn’t have a happy ending.

Once again, Lea Michele killed me with her crying face. Michele and Monteith pulled off this scene brilliantly. In fact, it may have been some of the best acting either of them has ever done on the show. When Rachel tells Finn, “You were the first boy who made me feel loved and  sexy and visible. You were my first love, and I want, more than anything, for you to be my last, but I can’t do this anymore. At least, not now. We’re done,” I felt more emotionally invested into this show than I have in seasons. (Side note: When Finn looks at Rachel, a Coldplay song starts to play in his heart.)

Everyone has a first love, and that’s a name that you will undoubtedly cherish forever, but as you mature past your high school life, things change. You can’t be stuck in high school forever. For the first time, our McKinley graduates are moving on. I, for one, am excited for what’s next.

Buzz Moments

OMG!: When Blaine started to sing “Teenage Dream“ through his tears, I nearly started weeping at my desk. For a series that it so grounded in surreality, it may have been one of the most beautiful moments in Glee history.

Thank you, TV gods: For breaking up Jake and Kitty! That’s one breakup that I can get behind. Now, can you please get Jarley together ASAP?! Let me guess: She’s going to be cast as Sandy in the school musical and Jake can be her Danny. It doesn’t get any more perfect than that.

Awk-ward: Excuse me Rachel, but when you’re more excited to see your karaoke partner Brody than your boyfriend, you know there’s a problem.

Hotness: Finn and Blaine win the award for “Best Brooding” during their cover of Duncan Sheik’s “Barely Breathing.” I’d take Broody Blaine over Crying Blaine any day.

Fab-u-lous: The fact that Unique (Alex Newell) suggested Hedwig and the Angry Inch as McKinley’s next musical makes me love her even more than I already did. Sam (Chord Overstreet) would be a perfect fit for Tommy Gnosis. Right?

Can. Not. Wait.: To see Finn get his groove back! He’s being much too mopey and hard on himself these days. What happened to the goofy Finn we all knew and loved? Maybe this new mystery girl will knock some sense into him. Meanwhile, I really need see this guy Eli. Was he just a one-time fling for Blaine? Or is this going to turn into another Sebastian (Grant Gustin) situation? With Nolan Gerard Funk joining Season 4 as a new Warbler, Blaine’s love life is only going to get more complicated. At least Kurt has Sarah Jessica Parker to help him get over his heartbreak.

Celebuzz Meter (1-10): 9.5 (It could have been a 10, but I had to subtract .5 for breaking my heart and breaking up Klaine. Not cool, Ryan Murphy. Not cool.)

Below, take a look the latest scoop from Dean Geyer.

Get ready, Gleeks. Thursday night’s all-new episode of Fox’s Glee, aptly titled “The Break Up,” is a major tearjerker and Celebuzz has the scoop. All of the major couples are tested, and unfortunately, many of them are headed for Splitsville. (Warning: Spoilers follow.)

After Finn (Cory Monteith) showed up on Rachel’s (Lea Michele) doorstep in New York City, the two try to make things work. But small-town hero Finn starts to feel lost in the big city, and Rachel’s good-looking NYADA classmate Brody (Dean Geyer) isn’t helping.

Meanwhile, with Kurt’s (Chris Colfer) demanding new job at Vogue, Blaine (Darren Criss) starts to feel lonely. So he hops on a plane to JFK with a dream and a cardigan (sans bowtie!) to remember how things used to be — back when Kurt was his one and only Teenage Dream. 

And then there’s Brittany (Heather Morris) and Santana (Naya Rivera), who are struggling to make their LDR (long distance relationship) work.

What else can you expect from “The Break Up”? We’ve got the scoop!

1. At least two couples are O-V-E-R… for now.

At least two Glee couples will be dunzo by the episode’s end, and while each pair has a different reason for splitting, it won’t make it any easier for fans. Every couple will, in some way, recall the first time they met — whether it be in the fourth row of the choir room or in the school auditorium — and Glee fans will appreciate the nods to some of the series’ finest episodes. Let’s just say when Finn looks at Rachel, a Coldplay song plays in his heart.

Also, don’t be too sad, Gleeks, there’s always hope for a reconciliation.

2. Someone gets caught cheating.

Flirting over Facebook gets someone in a lot trouble — and yes, it ultimately leads to a devastating breakup. Seriously, Gleeks, get your tissues ready. Meanwhile, another character admits to being attracted to someone else.

3. Rachel and Brody have a karaoke moment that will most likely break Finchel fans’ hearts.

Finn was already feeling like a “Lima loser” when he came to New York, but emotions really come to a boiling point when Rachel decides to sing Demi Lovato’s “Give Your Heart a Break” with Brody at a karaoke bar in Brooklyn. Apparently, Finn hasn’t even sung in the shower since Nationals and wasn’t really in the mood to polish up his pipes for karaoke. Unfortunately for Rachel, singing a love song with another guy in front of your boyfriend is probably not the best way to cheer him up.

4. Brittana is finally reunited, but it’s not necessarily something to cheer about.

Santana once again serenades Brittany in the choir room, and if her version of Taylor Swift’s “Mine” doesn’t make you run to download it on iTunes, then you’re crazier than Dottie Sagitori (Tina’s assistant). Santana’s musical confession may not, however, be the answer to Brittana’s problems.

5. Marley and Jake have more in common that you might think.

Everyone may be breaking up, but Marley and Jake — hereby known as Jarley — are starting to get closer than ever. Unlike his half brother Puck, Jake isn’t the most popular guy at McKinley. Not only does he risk his relationship with Kitty (and his spot at the popular table) for Marley, but McKinley’s new bad boy starts to open up to the glee club’s new Rachel. Surprisingly, they have more than a few things in common.

6. Kurt and Finn share some brotherly love.

For those of you missing the quasi-brotherly relationship between Finn and Kurt (think: “Grilled Cheesus”), then you have something to look forward to in “The Break Up.” Not only does Finn affectionately adress Kurt as “Little Brother,” but the two also share an emotional scene in which one character bids a sad adieu to the other — with a hug.

7. Kitty gifts Marley — and herself — with new nicknames.

While it probably won’t be too hard to figure this one out, Kitty dishes out three new nicknames, two for Marley and one for herself. And while nothing is quite as good as “Richie Poor,” we think “Soldier of the Lord,” “Itty Bitty” and “Boobless” are great additions to Kitty’s expanding vocabulary of glee-otchy one-liners. Can you guess which one is for Marley?

8. Jesus makes a comeback at McKinley.

The Rapture is coming, Gleeks. With Kitty at the helm of the Left Behind Club, she’s starting to freak everyone out with her Kirk Cameron name-dropping and fake Rapture drills — especially her boyfriend Jake. Luckily, McKinley’s No. 1 glee-otch Santana is back in town, and she’s not going to put up with Kitty’s nonsense.

9. Mr. Schue goes to Washington…

But will Emma give up her dreams to help Will chase his? Come on, Will, Emma has pamphlets to make! She can’t follow you to Washington.

Glee airs Thursdays at 9PM ET on Fox. Below, Glee star Chord Overstreet dishes about his dream girl.

Darren Criss is running for president. No, not that President. Criss’ character on FOX’s Glee, Blaine, will be running for class president, giving current school leader Brittany (Heather Morris) a run for her money. And how will the bow-tied singer sway votes his way? With a cover of Tears for Fears “Everybody Wants To Rule The World.” [THR]

What reality show did ABC forget to include during Sunday night’s Emmy Awards? 

Uh-oh ABC. You forgot one of your own reality shows during the primetime Emmy Awards. The Emmy’s “Year in Reality” montage didn’t feature any footage from ABC juggernaught franchise The Bachelor. After the snub, Bachelor host Chris Harrison tweeted, “epic fail #abc huge slap.” [THR]

Amber Portwood will take part in a new half-hour special on MTV. Amber Behind Bars: An MTV Special will feature the former Teen Mom in an exclusive interview with Dr. Drew inside the Rockville Correctional Facility where she has been serving time since June of 2012. The special will air Tuesday, Oct. 9 at 10 PM on MTV. [MTV]

Though Billie Joe Armstrong has gone to rehab for his substance abuse issues, the Green Day front man will still appear as a mentor on NBC’s The Voice  for Christina Aguilera‘s team.  The singer’s appearance has already been taped and is set to go. Green Day’s new album, Uno!, will be released on Tuesday. A tour was scheduled to begin in November. [Deadline]

It’s Britney, b—h!

Hopefully, Britney Spears has a sense of humor because after watching this week’s episode of Glee, she’s either going to be overcome with horrible flashbacks or thankful for how far she’s come in the last five years. In “Britney 2.0,” Brittany has one epic meltdown — but can she stage the ultimate comeback?

Back in New York, Rachel and Brody get closer than ever, thanks to the power of Spears’ super steamy catalog. Is this the beginning of the end for Finchel?

Note: Spoilers if you haven’t watched Thursday’s episode, “Britney 2.0.”

Brittany S. Pierce (Heather Morris) is sad. She was kicked off the Cheerios by Sue (Jane Lynch) for turning her math tests into coloring books. Santana (Naya Rivera) doesn’t have time for their “scissor chats.” And Lord Tubington has ditched her for a gang! So to cheer up Brittany, Mr. Schue (Matthew Morrison) organizes yet another Britney week. After all, she is Brittany’s namesake.

Even Tina, Teen Jesus (Samuel Larson) and Sam (Chord Overstreet) get in on the Britney action. The trio perform the popstar’s ménage à trois anthem “3″ – and dare I say it, it’s one of the best covers Glee has ever produced in its four-year run. Not only did I finally understand what Britney was saying (“Everybody loves counting” — who knew?), it highlights some of the glee club’s most underused voices. Say what you want about Richie Poor, but he has a nice falsetto.

Unfortunately for Britney, even the New Directions can’t save her from herself. Britney’s downward spiral mimics Spears’ public meltdown in 2007. She beats up JBI (Josh Sussman) with an umbrella, attempts to shave her head in the choir room and even puts the New Directions in jeopardy of losing their national title with a horrendous lip-synched performance (“Gimme More”) for the entire school. Cheetos, 72-ounce sodas and giant pop-tarts are also involved.

Thankfully, Sam is there to pick up her pieces — and initiate Brittany’s epic comeback, which includes tutoring sessions with Mr. Schue and Emma (Jayma Mays), getting herself back on the Cheerios and getting serious about being Class President.

Meanwhile, in New York City, Rachel (Lea Michele) and Kurt (Chris Colfer) move into a Brooklyn palace. Sure, it’s not Manhattan, but at least it’s not a shoebox. Not to mention that Bushwick is totally an up-and-coming hotspot for young New Yorkers. It’s only a matter of time before Kurt turns into a Pabst Blue Ribbon-drinking, vinyl-loving hipster. After all, he’s already vying for an internship at Vogue.

Feeling insulted by her dance instructor Cassie (Kate Hudson), Rachel enlists her new friend Brody (Dean Geyer) to help her sex up her tango. Without hesitation, he accepts the challenge, and I can only imagine that thousands of Finchel fans cringed at the site of Brody humping a table while Rachel belted, “I’m not that innocent!” Cassie, on the other hand, was less-than-impressed, dismissing Little Miss Schwimmer as a wannabe sexpot.

Rachel then lashes out at Cassie, saying that she’s just jealous that she lost her shot at becoming a big-time Broadway star because of her explosive temper. Unfortunately for Rachel, she didn’t have the upper-hand in this argument. Now Rachel, what did I tell you about throwing shade at your teachers?

In an effort to cheer her up, Brody visits Rachel — 45 minutes away — in Bushwick. (For those of you who don’t live in New York, this is a very big deal). “I’ve lived here for three years, and I didn’t even know there was a J train.” Oh, Brody. I already despise you. And that was before you ended up at Rachel’s apartment with an orchid and a proposition to take her on a date. I’m starting to really miss Finn (Cory Monteith). However, Rachel is starting to lose hope.

Back at McKinley, things are heating up between Marley (Melissa Benoist) and Jake (Jacob Artist) — affectionately known as Jarley. The two perform a lovely mashup of Britney’s “(You Drive Me) Crazy” and Areosmith’s “Crazy.” The chemistry between these two newcomers was so strong, I almost forgot Finchel even existed. Marley and Jake’s relationship is reminiscent of Rachel and Finn’s mutual attraction in Season 1. However, Marley is instantly more likable — and Jake is 10 times more interesting. I’m sorry, but who doesn’t like a good girl/bad boy love story?

“Britney 2.0″ also marked the return of some of the glee club’s graduated members: Santana (via Skype) and Puck (Mark Salling). After Jake gets into a lunch room brawl — he was defending Marley! — Mr. Schue sends him to the one person he thinks can get through to him: his half-brother, Puck.

He may have only been on-screen for two minutes, but Puck reminded us why he’s Glee’s unsung hero. Who else could wrap up an entire storyline in less than a minute? It’s not like he had that much time to talk to his bro anyway — he had a Bachelorette contestant waiting for him back in Los Angeles. Puck’s talk managed to knock some sense into Jake, who agreed to join the glee club after his brother convinced him that it made him “a man.”

But just when you think this means that Jarley has a shot, Jake goes and messes everything up by getting together with Sue’s “head bitch” Kitty (Becca Tobin). Of course, this makes Marley sad, and what do you do when you’re sad and in the glee club? You sing a song. For Marley, she chose her favorite Britney song, “Everytime.”

Did this remind anyone else of Rachel’s cover of Rihanna’s “Take a Bow” in Season 1? Marley is definitely the new Rachel — and I love it.

Buzz Moments

OMG!: Was I the only one who felt a tiny part of my heart die when Brittany stared at Santana’s unavailable status on iChat?

Thank you, TV gods: For bringing back Emma’s tell-all pamphlets! One of the greatest things about Glee is its self-awareness, and for loyal Gleeks, it was a nice touch that did not go unnoticed.

Awk-ward: Jake, how could you choose Kitty over Marley?! Especially after you two shared a Britney Spears-inspired duet? I. Am. Devastated. But not as devastated as Marley, who totally sang the sappiest Britney song of all-time in front of the entire glee club — and her crush.

Hotness: I’m sorry Brody, but not even your table-humping could distact me from Blaine (Darren Criss) and Artie’s (Kevin McHale) sexy mashup of Britney’s “Boys” and Justin Bieber’s “Boyfriend.” These two show just join a boyband now. They already have the moves — and the similar fashion (sweater vest fetishes, anyone?).

Fab-u-lous: Now one throws a diva meltdown better than Kate Hudson. She could even teach Britney a thing or two.

Can. Not. Wait.: For things between Marley and Jake to finally heat up. Jarley may be my new favorite couple. (Don’t worry, Klaine is still my No. 1).

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Less than two months before Election Day, Hollywood is telling you: “We will vote!”

In a brand-new PSA from Rock the Vote — the nonpartisan group that enlists celebrities in efforts to encourage young Americans to get to the polls — stars like Miley Cyrus, Kathy Griffin and Neil Patrick Harris are rallying for voters to make their voice count.

Directed by Step Up‘s Adam Shankman, the video — which doesn’t skew toward either party or presidential candidate — delivers a clear message from the politically-active celebrities: “We will.”

Who chimes in?

“We will be counted,” says So You Think You Can Dance‘s Twitch. “We will matter,” adds Joel McHale. ”We will stand out ground,” declares Cyrus. ”We will be brave,” proclaims Josh Duhamel. ”We will be heard,” announces Glee star Jenna Ushkowitz.

“We will vote,” says Modern Family‘s Jesse Tyler Ferguson. “Because we make a difference,” adds his on-screen partner, Eric Stonestreet.

Spliced between the stars’ testimonials, Shankman features shadowy figures striding into a voting booth. And in his true directorial style, he highlights some smooth choreography, with a clan of dancers breaking it down.

Watch the celebrities’ message, above.

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Michael Phelps was immortalized in cement this week. Well, at least his feet were.

Meanwhile, Phelps’ fellow Olympians the Fab Five ran into one of the hottest boy bands in town.

Want more details on these celebrity sightings – and many more? Join us as we go beyond the velvet rope – and see all the action in our photo gallery!

THE WHO: Olympic champ Michael Phelps (with girlfriend Megan Rossee)

THE WHAT: Taking cement imprints of his size 13 Under Armour Spine shoes.

THE WHERE: The Under Armour global headquarters in Baltimore

WHY WE WISH WE WERE THERE: We’ve still got Olympic fever!

THE WHO: The Fab Five gymnasts – Jordyn Wieber, McKayla Maroney, Alexandra Raisman, Kyla Ross and Gabrielle Douglas

THE WHAT: Running into Brit group The Wanted

THE WHERE: The 2012 NBA Baller Beats by XBOX VMA Lounge, presented by Velodyne Acoustics and benefitting VH1 Save The Music Foundation, at the Ritz Carlton in L.A.

WHY WE WISH WE WERE THERE: Boy bands rule. Especially this one.

THE WHO: Jared Leto, Chloe Sevigny, Paris Hilton, Kelly Osbourne, Kirsten Dunst, Garrett Hedlund, Mia Moretti and Erin Wasson

THE WHAT: Sipping Svedka Colada cocktails

THE WHERE: Opening Ceremony’s 10 Year Anniversary Party at Webster Hall in NYC

WHY WE WISH WE WERE THERE: Someone’s gotta convince Jared Leto to shave that beard. #bringbackjordancatalano

THE WHO: Glee star Darren Criss

THE WHAT: Celebrating with Richard Chai at the designer’s private Fashion Week dinner

THE WHERE: EMM Group’s Catch restaurant in NYC

WHY WE WISH WE WERE THERE: Darren may have broken into “Teenage Dream.” HELLO.

THE WHO: Rachel Zoe and Olivia Palermo

THE WHAT: Grooving at the DJ booth with Rev Run and DJ Ruckus

THE WHERE: At the opening of Piperlime’s first-ever retail store in Soho, NYC

WHY WE WISH WE WERE THERE: Run spins hot tunes, case closed.

THE WHO: Kat McPhee

THE WHAT: Loading up on free beauty goodies and candy — including gumballs for her hubby Nick

THE WHERE: Birchbox Sample Stop in NYC

WHY WE WISH WE WERE THERE: Mmmm, candy.

THE WHO: Alexandra Richards

THE WHAT: Taking a break from modeling to spin records as a guest DJ

THE WHERE: Wilhelmina’s Fashion Week party at Norwood in NYC

WHY WE WISH WE WERE THERE: She’s Keith Richards’ daughter – the music was bound to be slammin’.

THE WHO: Atonement star Saoirse Ronan

THE WHAT: Picking up some Moroccanoil

THE WHERE: The Variety Studio during the Toronto Film Festival at Holt Renfrew

WHY WE WISH WERE THERE: She’s starring in the upcoming adaption of Stephanie Meyers’ The Host – and we’re total Twihards.

THE WHO: Carlos Santana

THE WHAT: Making a toast with Casa Noble Tequila

THE WHERE: The House of Blues Foundation Room in Las Vegas

WHY WE WISH WE WERE THERE: He’s our Guitar Hero.

THE WHO: Ashley Tisdale

THE WHAT: Taking a break from filming Scary Movie 5 and enjoying a cool swig of Hubert’s Lemonade, plus a visit from her pet pooch

THE WHERE: Atlanta, Georgia

WHY WE WISH WE WERE THERE: Rumor has it Lindsay Lohan gets the ax in the movie’s opening scene. And we gotta see that.

School is back in session on FOX’s Glee,  but not all of our favorites were back for their first day (RIP Rachel’s headband). Luckily, there are a hoard of new characters to keep us entertained. Oh, and Kate Hudson.

Note: Spoilers if you haven’t watched Thursday’s premiere, “The New Rachel.”

At the end of last season, Rachel (Lea Michele) arrived in New York City with a dream and a suitcase full of cardigans. When Season 4 kicks off, we see that Rachel’s optimism is slowly being chipped away by her stone-cold, alcoholic dance teacher Cassandra July (Kate Hudson).

Everyone knows that she’s as hard as nails — but a recommendation from Cassie could get you on Broadway (as a Flying Monkey, but hey, that’s still Broadway!). Hudson is fabulous as Cassandra. If her mashup of ”Americano” and “Dance Again” doesn’t make you want to get up and dance, you and Mr. Schue (Matthew Morrison) must truly deserve one another.

She even has a new name for Rachel: “Little Miss David Schwimmer.” Looks like Sue isn’t the only one who can dish out mean — yet scarily accurate — nicknames.  And Rachel did kind of deserve the new nickname. NYADA Rule #1: Never throw shade at your teachers. Save your shade for your slutty roommate!

However, Rachel is determined to push through all of the drama and strive at NYADA. So what if Finn hasn’t called her in TWO MONTHS. Her and NYADA hottie Brody (Dean Geyer) bond over midnight skin rituals. How cute. He’s just full of elder knowledge like, “Our skin is like our paintbrush and our canvas.”

Back at McKinley, the New Directions are reveling in their newfound popularity. You see, all you need to be popular is a state title. With their new social status, glee club suddenly becomes the most popular club at McKinley. However, as Artie reminds the group, school social circles are like Game of Thrones, and “winter is coming, people!”

Meanwhile, the Fierce Five –  Artie (Kevin McHale), Blaine (Darren Criss), Brittany (Heather Morris), Tina (Jenna Ushkowitz) and Unique (Alex Newell) — are duking it out for the coveted role of being “The New Rachel” in the glee club. Well, Artie could care less. He just wants to be the one in charge of choosing the new lead vocalist.

After an intense “Call Me Maybe” sing-off, Artie picks Blaine as Rachel’s replacement. However, with adorkable new girl Marley (Melissa Benoist) in the picture, it looks like Blaine might have to forfeit that title.

Speaking of Marley, is it just me, or is New Directions latest addition a carbon copy of Rachel from Season 1? It’s no coincidence that these two share a duet in the premiere. It’s as if Rachel is symbolically passing Marley the torch — or in this case, the ugly sweater — in their rendition of Paul Simon’s “New York State of Mind.” Like Rachel, Marley is a small town girl with a big city dream of becoming a chart-topping singer. Thankfully, Marley is 100 times more likeable than Season 1 Rachel.

Marley isn’t the only new character this season. We also meet Jake (Jacob Artist), McKinley’s newest badboy. Forget Brody, I’m on Team Jake! Who doesn’t love a cute boy with a chip on his shoulder?

Jake is also Puck’s younger half-brother, which of course, adds to his attractiveness. However, it looks like the younger Puckerman is more of a lone wolf. Not to mention that his cover of The Fray’s “Never Say Never” is totally swoon-worthy. No wonder all of the ladies love him. Yes, we’re talking Marley. Those two are going to be the new Landon Carter and Jamie Sullivan  (“A Walk to Remember,” duh) — hopefully, without the tragic ending.

Marley, however, might have some competition from Kitty (Becca Tobin), McKinley’s new glee-otch. Kitty is a sophomore Cheerio and Sue Sylvester’s (Jane Lynch) new “Head Bitch.” Think of her as a mix of Season 1 Quinn (Dianna Agron) and Season 2 Santana (Naya Rivera). She even gives Sam (Chord Overstreet) a new nickname. Say bye-bye to “White Chocolate” and hello to “Richie Poor.”

However, Kitty’s real target is sweet, innocent Marley and her lunch lady mom. In one of the more heart-wrenching storylines of the episode, we find out that Marley’s mom is actually the obese lunch lady that everyone at school makes fun of, and associating with her is pretty much like social suicide. Thankfully, it looks like the glee club — and especially Sam — will have her back.

As for Kurt (Chris Colfer), he’s struggling to find his place in Lima now that all of his friends have moved on. Working at the local cafe is not how Kurt envisioned his post-grad life — and Blaine knows it. So Blaine Warbler (a.k.a. “The Best Boyfriend Ever”) decides to give Kurt the push he needs to live his dreams in New York. And in true Klaine fashion, Blaine tells him this via song (“It’s Time”).

Kurt then shares a tearful goodbye with his dad Burt (Mike O’Malley). In many ways, the relationship between Kurt and his dad is the most meaningful ‘ship on Glee. It’s nice to see a father accept his son for everything that he is — and encourage him to live out his dreams — even if it means losing him to the wonders of New York City.

Now that Rachel and Kurt are finally reunited in the city, there’s no telling where these two talented BFFs are going to end up. (Well, that’s not entirely true. We know that they’re moving off the island to Brooklyn.) All I know is that I’m down for the ride. Hopefully, this means Kurt will become the neo-hipster that he was meant to be.

On a side note, we also meet Sue’s baby daughter Robin. Yes, she actually had a baby. However, her high-profile baby daddy is still unknown. Now this is the Sue Sylvester I love. She pops in for one scene and adds the perfect dose of humor.

Buzz Moments

OMG!: Can we talk about the moment Blaine serenaded Kurt in the courtyard? I can’t be the only one who was feeling overly emotional when Blaine dedicated “It’s Time” to Kurt. I mean, “Best. Boyfriend. Ever.” On another note, Brittany wins the award for best line of the night: “It’s hard making out over Skype. You can’t really scissor a webcam.”

Thank you, TV gods: For keeping Mr. Schue’s screen time to a minimum. There’s only one teacher that I want to see on my screen, and her name is Cassandra July. Although, I wouldn’t mind if Burt (a.k.a. TV’s Best Dad) got a few more lines.

Awk-ward: Excuse me, Brody, I know that you’re starting to crush on Rachel, but trying to convince her to break up with Finn after less than 48 hours of friendship is a bit awk.

Hotness: When we first meet Brody, he’s half-naked, dripping wet and singing an 80′s rock classic. Enough said.

Fab-u-lous: Unique, darling, you better werk. I wasn’t Newell’s biggest fan when he appeared on Season 1 of The Glee Project, but I can’t be more impressed with his portrayal of Wade/Unique. Plus, you have to love someone who talks in the third person without cracking a smile! “Make no mistake. Unique will be the new Rachel.”

Can. Not. Wait.: For Finn and Blaine to come to New York. Unfortunately, gleeks, we’ll have to wait for episode four — the grimly titled “The Break-Up” — for that to happen, but here’s hoping that Klaine and Finchel have a few cute moments before then. Also, I need to know where this Sam-Marley-Jake triangle is going. Was Sam just trying to be a good guy, or does he have eyes for Marley? It’s not that I don’t love me some “White Chocolate,” but I think Marley and Jake would make a adorable couple. It’s kind of like a modern-day Grease! Or when Puck and Rachel had a one-episode fling on Season 1.

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We’re less than a week away from the Season 4 premiere of Glee, and Celebuzz has the scoop on the episode, titled “The New Rachel.”

For those of you worried about the FOX series’ new split format, we can happily report that co-creator Ryan Murphy and the show’s writers have managed to seamlessly balance the two locations. In fact, “The New Rachel” returns to Glee‘s roots, and with a hoard of new characters, it feels eerily like Season 1.

Unfortunately for Finchel shippers, there’s no sign of Finn (Cory Monteith) in the first episode except for a few photos, but that doesn’t mean that Rachel’s (Lea Michele) giving up on her man. She still has hope — and all of you should too. Although Brody (Dean Geyer) — and his abs — are a nice distraction.

Meanwhile, back at McKinley, some of the show’s more dormant characters finally get their time to shine now that the glee club’s power players have moved on. Look out for some key scenes between New Directions’ new Fierce Five — Artie (Kevin McHale), Blaine (Darren Criss), Brittany (Heather Morris), Tina (Jenna Ushkowitz) and Unique (Alex Newell).

What else can you expect from the premiere? We’ve got the scoop!

1. Someone got inked over the summer.

In the second season premiere, Quinn Fabray revealed that she got an “ironic tattoo of Ryan Seacrest” over the summer. When Season 3 kicks off, another member of New Directions has gotten inked: Tina! Her tat reads, “Make Change Forever” — and it shouldn’t take gleeks very long to figure out the tattoo’s significance.

2. Meet Kitty, McKinley’s latest glee-otch.

Kitty, played by newcomer Becca Tobin, is a sophomore Cheerio — and Sue Sylvester’s (Jane Lynch) new “Head Bitch.” Think of her as a mix of Season 1 Quinn and Season 2 Santana. Let’s just say that Sam (Chord Overstreet) has a new nickname. Say bye-bye to “White Chocolate” and hello to “Richie Poor.”

3. And then there’s Marley, the “new Rachel.” 

Sure, she may not be Broadway-bound, but Marley (Melissa Benoist) is arguably the best new voice in the glee club. She’s pretty much the equivalent of Rachel Berry in Season 1: An amazing voice with a horrible fashion sense. But don’t let her love of ugly hats distract you from her adorkable personality. Marley is so sweet, she’ll give you a toothache — kind of like Mandy Moore in A Walk to Remember. But in the season premiere, she’s also hiding one huge secret.

4. Don’t forget Puck’s half-brother Jake!

Sorry, Brody, but when it comes to Glee’s new hunks, we’re on Team Jake (Jacob Artist). As McKinley’s newest badboy, Jake is reminiscent of his older brother Puck. However, it looks like the younger Puckerman is more of a lone wolf. Did we mention that his solo will make you swoon? No wonder all of the ladies love him. Yes, we’re talking about Sugar — and perhaps someone else.

5. Klaine might just make you cry.

Get your tissues ready, Klaine fans. Blaine and Kurt (Chris Colfer) share a moving scene in the McKinley courtyard — you know, the same place where Blaine Warbler serenaded Kurt with Keane’s “Somewhere Only We Know” — and of course, it ends in song.

6. But Burt Hummel will most definitely make you cry.

Can we just give Burt (Mike O’Malley) the Best TV Dad Ever Award now? Despite only having a minute of screen time, Burt shares a few words of wisdom with his son.

7. Britanna problems?

Brittany really misses Santana (Naya Rivera), who is pretty busy with cheerleading practice at the University of Louisville. And it’s kind of putting a strain on their relationship. As Brittany says, it’s really hard to “scissor through a webcam.” Yes, that was Brittany’s best line.

8. Winter is coming!

We knew that the cast of Glee were big fans of Game of Thrones — especially Kevin McHale and Lea Michele — and the Season 4 premiere gives a nod to the HBO drama.

9. Kate Hudson should be a series regular.

Cassandra July might just be our favorite new character of the season. Glee kicks off Season 4 with a glimpse at Rachel’s life at NYADA — starting with dance class. Everyone knows that Cassandra July is hard as nails — but a recommendation from Cassie could get you on Broadway (as a Flying Monkey, but hey, that’s still Broadway!). Of course, Mr. Schue’s little superstar wasn’t quite used to Cassandra’s teaching methods — leading to a brutal introduction. Oh, Rachel. NYADA Rule #1: Never throw shade at your teachers! Save your shade for your awful roommate.

Glee kicks off its fourth season on Sept. 13 at 9 PM on FOX.

Rachel Berry (Lea Michele) is not a girl, not yet a woman in these newly released stills from Glee’s first tribute episode of Season 4, “Britney 2.0.”

On the episode, as the pressures of NYADA start to mount for Rachel, she turns to her newfound school friend, Brody Weston (Dean Geyer), for help. Meanwhile back at McKinley, Brittany (Heather Morris) is depressed without her girlfriend Santana (Naya Rivera), so she calls on her icon Britney Spears for some much needed inspiration.

While the official track-listing for the episode has yet to be released, judging from these episode stills, everyone gets in on the Britney action.

What else can Gleeks look forward to this season?

Despite Rachel and Brody’s racy number, for the first episodes Rachel will still be head-over-heals for her high school sweetheart Finn Hudson (Cory Monteith).

“She is all about Finn. That’s where her head is at,” Michele told E! Online on the New York City set. “And this guy Brody just kind of keeps sort of popping up a little bit. He’s interested, so we’ll see where it goes.”

Meanwhile, Finn’s future is being kept under wraps until the Season 4 premiere on Sept. 13. At the end of Season 3 it looked like Finn was ready to join the Army — and according to E! Online, he did indeed spend some time in camouflage. He even has the buzz cut to prove it.

However, it looks like Finn’s Army days were short-lived. ”I can say that Cory is fully on the show this year,” Michele told E! Online. “And what he will be doing this year is very exciting. His storyline is so cool and so different. You couldn’t even ever guess.”

With her relationship with Finn uncertain, at least Rachel will have her BFF to count on. That’s right, Gleeks. Kurt Hummel (Chris Colfer) is moving to the Big Apple.

As we previously reported, when the fourth season of Glee kicks off, a very “bored and aimless” Kurt will leave Lima, Ohio to follow his dreams to New York City. There, he’ll intern for Vogue.com and work under editor Isabelle Klempt (Sarah Jessica Parker). And for all of you HummelBerry fans, he’ll be shacking up with Rachel in a spacious Brooklyn loft.

Are you excited for the Season 4 premiere of Glee? Sound off in the comments!

For Glee fans who are eagerly awaiting the premiere of the show’s fourth season, this may tide you over until September.

Darren Criss stars in this year’s Fashion’s Night Out promo, alongside fellow famous crooners Justin Bieber, Taylor Swift and Usher — but it was Criss who got the honor of covering Madonna’s hit, “Dress You Up,” for the star-studded promo.

With his swoon-worthy vocals and eccentric dance moves, the Glee star steals the spotlight from Hollywood heavyweights and fashion moguls alike.

What can Glee fans expect from Criss in Season 4?

Last week, Glee showrunner Ryan Murphy snapped a photo of Criss sporting Robin’s famed superhero costume — and his signature bow tie — on the set of the FOX series.“Who is that masked man keeping crime away from the halls of McKinley?” Murphy tweeted.

While both Criss and Murphy remained mum on when the Boy Wonder will be making an appearance on the show, fans suspect that the cast is currently filming scenes for Glee’s Halloween episode.

Meanwhile, there’s trouble in paradise for Blaine (Criss) and Kurt (Chris Colfer) this upcoming season, as Kurt moves to New York for an internship with Vogue.com, leaving Blaine to question his future at McKinley — and their relationship.

The fourth season of Glee kicks off Sept. 13 at 9 PM on FOX.

With only 24 days until the new season of Glee premieres, expect an influx of spoilers over the upcoming weeks.

Britney Spears will once again reportedly get the Glee treatment with Rachel (Lea Michele) doing a super sexy version of “Oops!… I Did It Again.” But Finchel fans, be warned: Rachel’s dance partner is none other than new guy Brody played by Dean Geyer, who she enlists to help prove to her NYADA dance instructor (Kate Hudson) that she can be sexy.

You can take the girl out of Ohio, but can you take the Ohio out of the girl?

Thanks to Brody, Rachel’s choreography gets extra steamy — perhaps, a little too steamy.

According to Vulture, the routine is “Fosse-esque” and full of “suggestive” and slightly controversial moves between Rachel and the new guy.

Good thing Rachel will have a roommate she can vent all of her boy problems to — as a very “bored and aimless” Kurt (Chris Colfer) will move to New York to intern at Vogue.com.

New roommates Rachel and Kurt are also moving off the island, shacking up in Brooklyn, N.Y. Given the pair’s combined gross income, it doesn’t look like these BFFs will be hanging with fabulous Upper East Siders anytime soon. But thanks to Kurt’s new gig at Vogue, they may be able to look like them. Kurt’s Vogue mentor Isabelle Klempt (Sarah Jessica Parker) will give Rachel a stylish new makeover.

Meanwhile back at McKinley, a lonely Blaine (Darren Criss) will be performing “Everybody Wants to Rule the World” in an upcoming episode. Blaine and Kurt will reportedly try to make their long distance relationship work, but they might not make it past Episode 4, entitled “The Break-Up.” In a recent Glee promo, Blaine also takes the lead on a cover of Imagine Dragons’ “It’s Time.”

Unfortunately for Brittana fans, Brittany (Heather Morris) will sorrowfully sing the Spears classic, “Everytime,” while looking at a picture of Santana (Naya Rivera) in the tribute episode. Glee executive producer Brad Falchuk recently told TVLine that “all of the core relationships are tested” this season.

“I’m not going to say who breaks up and who doesn’t, but they all — Santana/Brittany, Kurt/Blaine, Will/Emma, Rachel/Finn — get kicked in the nuts. And it’s all about how do they recover — and can they recover? And some don’t. Absolutely some don’t. Of those couples, not all of them are going to make it. It’s like Titanic.”

Glee Season 4 kicks off Thursday, Sept. 13 at 9 PM on FOX.

Who let Robin out of his cage?

Glee showrunner Ryan Murphy snapped a photo of one of his cast members sporting the famed superhero sidekick’s costume on the set of his hit musical series.

“Who is that masked man keeping crime away from the halls of McKinley?” Murphy tweeted.

The actor, who joined the cast in 2010, was totally game as he courageously posed for a photo in his green tights.

So who’s the masked viligante?

Click through the gallery above for the big reveal…

In case you couldn’t figure it out from Blaine, erm, Robin’s adorable bow tie, it’s Darren Criss.

While both Criss and Murphy remained mum on when the Boy Wonder will be making an appearance on the show, fans suspect that the cast is currently filming scenes for Glee’s upcoming Halloween episode.

The fourth season of Glee kicks off Sept. 13 at 9 PM on FOX.