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Monday, July 5, 2010
Go Puck Yourself
Glee star Mark Salling celebrated July 4th by laying poolside and giving us another reason to drool into our cereal this morning. Mark hung with some male friends and not with any of his latest flings.
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Tuesday, March 30, 2010
Paper Magazine Beautiful People 2010
Paper Magazine has announced its list of 2010's Beautiful People that they are obsessed with and think that we should be too. Among the list are Idol Adam Lambert, Oscar Nominee Anna Kendrick, and GleeK's Dianna Agron and Mark Salling.

Adam Lambert on his so-far controversial career-“Most of what I do doesn’t feel controversial,” he says. “I’m just the same Adam I’ve always been, and in the circles I run in, it’s not all that shocking. There’s been a void in mainstream music of a male performer who’s theatrical, campy, over the top. That’s something that used to be celebrated, and I haven’t seen that lately. So I think that’s an interesting challenge—to fill that spot.”

Anna Kendrick on being nominated for an Oscar will do that for a girl. “You find out with the rest of the world,” Kendrick says. “I was too nervous to watch the nominations on TV, so I went for a jog, but my phone started going off. I sprinted back home, cracked a bottle of champagne and started drinking it before I realized it was 5 a.m.”
Dianna on, Quinn: “She’s deliciously evil and oscillates between being the mean girl and someone with an ounce of a heart”
Mark Salling on, Puck: “He’s a bad guy inside of a good guy inside of a bad guy.”
Mark on Puck’s future with Quinn: “I know my character. He’s not going to stop sexting other girls.”
Mark on bloggers’ breathless descriptions of his chiseled physique: “I’m honored by their kind words. But my eyes are up here, OK?”
According to Agron and Salling, the new episodes, which begin April 13th, will feature little resolution when it comes to their twisted relationship.

Adam Lambert on his so-far controversial career-“Most of what I do doesn’t feel controversial,” he says. “I’m just the same Adam I’ve always been, and in the circles I run in, it’s not all that shocking. There’s been a void in mainstream music of a male performer who’s theatrical, campy, over the top. That’s something that used to be celebrated, and I haven’t seen that lately. So I think that’s an interesting challenge—to fill that spot.”

Anna Kendrick on being nominated for an Oscar will do that for a girl. “You find out with the rest of the world,” Kendrick says. “I was too nervous to watch the nominations on TV, so I went for a jog, but my phone started going off. I sprinted back home, cracked a bottle of champagne and started drinking it before I realized it was 5 a.m.”
Dianna on, Quinn: “She’s deliciously evil and oscillates between being the mean girl and someone with an ounce of a heart”
Mark Salling on, Puck: “He’s a bad guy inside of a good guy inside of a bad guy.”
Mark on Puck’s future with Quinn: “I know my character. He’s not going to stop sexting other girls.”
Mark on bloggers’ breathless descriptions of his chiseled physique: “I’m honored by their kind words. But my eyes are up here, OK?”
According to Agron and Salling, the new episodes, which begin April 13th, will feature little resolution when it comes to their twisted relationship.
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Adam Lambert,
Anna Kendrick,
Dianna Agron,
Mark Salling
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