Glee Spoilers: Lea Michele Talks Showmance and Songs

Reporters caught up to Lea Michele on the red carpet Sunday night to talk about songs and spoilers. Like her Glee cast mates, Michele was on hand to attend the Emmys. And though Lea didn’t win the Best Actress award she was nominated for, she managed to win the world’s attention with the few juicy tidbits she shared.

Ready for some Glee Season 2 spoilers? Read on to hear what Lea Michele (otherwise known as Rachel Berry) had to say about the songs she wants to sing, what she will sing and who her character will love in upcoming episodes …

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Political Celebrities: Helpful or Hurtful?

Barbra Streisand has recently made it known that she supports Hillary Clinton’s bid for the Presidency, while Oprah has been on Barack Obama’s bandwagon for some time now. Pro wrestler Ric Flair hearts Mike Huckabee and John Edwards recently toured Iowa with singer Bonnie Raitt in tow. Celebrities are citizens just like the rest of us, and the beauty of Democracy is that we all get to vote for whomever we please. But…is it okay for celebs to be so showy in their support for this candidate or that?

There’s a lot of party politics out there, and sometimes the Democratic and Republican sides seem fairly cut and dry. But it’s the people who remain “on the fence” that really turn the tide – the independents, the soon-to-be-registered voters, the people who claim a party but often vote against their own. What moves these people, what sways them? What might inspire them to go out there and cast a vote in favor of a particular politician?

Did the public reaction to Stephen Colbert’s Presidential campaign not teach us anything? In less than one week after his announcement, Colbert shot ahead of other campaigners with a quick 2% jump – more than Chris Dodd and Mike Gravel have amassed in months and months of hard-core campaigning. Celebrities are on TV for one reason and one reason only – because they sell. They sell us everyday on entertainment, on their ideas, on their looks and their skills. So it’s not an incredible leap of faith to assume they’re going to try and sell us on their politics, too.  But should they?

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