Glee Announces MySpace Casting Call

Posted by Veronica Santiago Categories: Comedy, Music, Prime Time, FOX, Video,

Attention all you Gleeks: It’s time to resurrect those dusty MySpace - MySpace? - accounts.

From now until April 26, fans between the ages of 16 and 26 can submit online auditions for a chance to appear on Glee‘s second season.

Singers can either perform a capella or with the help of only one instrument. Applicants will also be limited to one of ten pre-selected tracks and a single entry. The videos, which will also consist of a 1-minute statement, can be no longer than 5 minutes in total.

For more details on the open casting call, click here.

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Nationwide Search for New Glee Stars Begins

Posted by K.C. Morgan Categories: Music, Prime Time, Reality, FOX, Gossip, Renewals,

Three new faces will soon grace one of America’s most talked-about shows - and we’re not talking about American Idol this time. Fox has renewed its hit series Glee for a second season, which shouldn’t be surprising. What is surprising is the news that follows: a nationwide search for three new roles on the series will soon begin.

Time to start practicing those scales, Gleeks. The casting call begins in February, and according to Fox “auditions will be open to amateur individuals as well as professionals between the ages of 16-26.” Those who want to get their shot will be able to audition online. For upcoming announcements on this exciting post-season twist, keep checking the official Glee site.

Of course, Fox wouldn’t have such a process if they weren’t going to get great ratings out of it. Toward the end of the summer, a reality series featuring this Glee casting search will begin to air. Winners will be revealed on the show’s second season opener.

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Hopefuls Injured at Top Model Auditions

Posted by Veronica Santiago Categories: Prime Time, Reality, The CW, America’s Next Top Model, News, Video,

New York City witnessed an attack of the 5’7” and under women yesterday.

A large crowd of America’s Next Top Model auditioners frantically dispersed Saturday afternoon after a erroneous rumor went wild. The reality show wannabes had all been waiting outside the Park Central Hotel in hopes of participating in the the show’s first cycle for shorter women.

A nearby smoking car led to reports of a possible explosion or car bomb. This sent the group of thousands into a panic.

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