J.Lo Still Hoping for a Glee Guest Spot
4/24/2010 12:23:00 PM
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Hope is not lost for fans of Glee and Jennifer Lopez! The Back-up Plan star is still lobbying for a guest role on FOX’s hit musical comedy.When asked by Ellen DeGeneres on her talk show about the rumors that she’ll do the show, Lopez says, “I sat down with [show creator] Ryan Murphy and we talked me doing something on Glee. We want to. We want to do it,” though timing may be an issue. “They have it all mapped out for the next like eight episodes,” she says, “whatever is airing right now. So he’s like let’s wait and do it really right when you do come on.”
Murphy has said he’d like Lopez to play a cafeteria lady at McKinley High. And the character would get a makeover from Chris Colfer‘s character Kurt, the actor has said.
Lopez says she’s game — and willing to wait her turn.
“I was like, ‘Yeah, yeah whatever. I’m a huge fan,’ ” she says in the interview set to air on The Ellen DeGeneres Show on Friday. “Whenever you want. I’m good. I kind of offered myself up.”
After months of legal drama, rehab, bad disguises, buzz cuts and tabloid headlines, Charlie Sheen and Brooke Mueller have split.
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Popular idol drama actor, Eddie Peng began his fight into the music business yesterday by formally releasing this first single EP Must Love. His management company, avex, spent an enormous amount of money for promotions. Besides reserving an entire MRT (subway) car, they also held a grand press conference yesterday. For the first time, Eddie performed his powerful song, showing the strength of this dancing taught by a famous Japanese teacher.
Let's hope Bret Michaels gives us a speedy recovery to believe in.
This year's "Idol Gives Back" television special raised almost $45 million for children's, hunger and health charities in the United States and Africa, organizers said on Friday.
The "2009 Television Program Appreciation Index Survey" ranked TVB hit drama series "Rosy Business" at number one. With news programs generally taking the top spot, the fact that a TV drama series beat out all other HK produced programs to make its way to the top of the survey is no easy feat – though it’s not the first time. Similar to the situation with ratings, 80-90% of the drama series produced in HK are from TVB; ATV has practically stopped producing series, i-Cable as well as now-TV are not involved with series production, and RTHK’s series are more documentary style and not geared toward mainstream audience entertainment. 
Earnings information released by Microsoft yesterday point to there being a huge resurgence of interest in Windows 7, outpacing consumer interesting in Apple’s Mac platform. Is this a temporary blip, or is Microsoft back in fighting form?
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Is Apple joining the "Don't be evil" brigade?
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A Hong Kong magazine captured a picture of Carina Lau revealing a visible tummy bump and reported she was pregnant. While the reports of the good news was spreading fast in the entertainment industry, Carina's Economic company denied the report being true and stated that Carina wasn't pregnant. It was the reporters misunderstanding, yet she still has jobs to attend to.
Matt Stone and Trey Parker want us to remember that they're not the ones owned by Viacom.
