The show ‘Glee’ may have had a less stellar second season but the cast’s ‘Glee Live!’ tour is the exact opposite, at least that is the case across the pond.

For the tour’s weekend shows at the O2 Arena in London, a combined number of 66,000 ‘Gleeks’ attended, setting a new record for the famed English arena, after the show managed to sell out four times in a matter of two days.

As ‘Glee’ prepares for its new season this fall, major changes will take effect as last season’s breakout stars Darren Criss, who plays Warbler Blaine, and Chord Overstreet, who plays McKinley High transferee Sam Evans will be heading towards opposite casting directions for season three. Criss, whose rendition of Katy Perry’s ‘Teenage Dream’ is the show’s biggest chart topper in season two, will be upgraded to series regular status, along with Harry Shum, Jr. who plays ‘other Asian’ Mike Chang.

FOX has just unveiled its fall schedule with the third season of ‘Glee’ kicking off the slate as it returns on air on September 20. But before that, it will first air the 30-minute season premiere of ‘COPS’ at 8 PM, immediately followed by an encore at 8:30 PM, all happening on September 10.

For the third season of ‘Glee’ this September, the well-loved cast of the hit show will be entering their senior year in high school. So it was only fitting to ask show creator Ryan Murphy on what the future holds for the Emmy winning series, its characters and its stars.

Matthew Morrison has had a long and tedious journey before breaking out as Will Schuester in ‘Glee’, whose hair routine is probably just as long and tedious as the actor’s journey from casting calls that never materialized, to playing extras in shows like ‘Sex and the City’ (he was a bus boy in one of the episodes), to finally landing the big one in primetime TV, and even earning an Emmy nod for it.

After a lackluster second season that earned mostly mixed reviews for its lack of focus, despite its relevant and somewhat controversial twists, ‘Glee’ creator Ryan Murphy brings in six new creative geniuses to the writers’ room in the hopes of creating a better, more refreshing and more exciting third season for the critically acclaimed show. They all start working this Monday.

‘Glee’ star and Emmy Award nominee Chris Colfer can now officially add ‘Book Author’ to his impressive resume after signing a two-book deal with publishing company Little Brown Books for Young Readers. His first book entitled ‘The Land of Stories’, about a pair of twins’ magical adventures after reading a storybook, is set to be released in the summer of next year. No release date has been set for the young actor’s second novel.

Charlize Theron and Stuart Townsend’s Malibu love nest officially belongs now to Ryan Murphy, creator and executive producer of the FOX hit series ‘Glee’, and director of the 2010 Julia Roberts summer flick, ‘Eat, Pray, Love’.

Murphy bought the highly sought-after beach property for almost twice its original value. Theron and Townsend purchased the ocean front estate for $3.5 million from Steven Weber back in 2003. The 45-year old writer and director, also of ‘Nip/Tuck’ fame, got it for $6.562 million, a million dollars lower than its original asking price of $7.5 million.

“SO much has been happening,” Darren Criss posted on his Twitter account recently, and indeed there has been so much going on in the life and career of the new ‘Glee’ star. Apart from the Glee Live tour which will take the entire cast of the hit FOX series all across the country for a series of shows, Criss will also be appearing solo at the Irving Plaza in NYC for a one-night gig on June 15, 7 PM.

Academy Award winner Gwyneth Paltrow removes herself from Matthew Morrison’s upcoming album tour after rumors of an affair between her the ‘Glee’ star sprouted.

Paltrow, who appeared on the hit musical series this season for multiple episodes as Will Schuester’s one-time fling and substitute teacher Hollie Holiday, has taken it upon herself to avoid further negative write-ups as it will be “bad for her image”, her PR team was quoted in saying.