Let's Do the Time Warp Again

Episode five from Glee's season two comes out next week, October 26/27 (depends on where you at) just in time for Halloween and I've got some photos to share, plus a video at the end!

Now, on to the photos:

Lea Michele's character Rachel Berry plays "Janet Weiss", the plays heroine

Janet is sweet and naive and is recently engaged to "Brad Majors" played by Cory Monteith's character Finn Hudson. Got it? Good!

Brad Majors, just as awkward and out of step as Finn

Kevin McHale (Artie) plays a multitude of characters, here is a Partygoer for the big Time Warp production. He also plays The Commentator and Dr. Scott

Kevin as Dr. Everett V. Scott, the rival scientist of Dr. Frank-N-Furter with Mr. Schuester

Chris Colfer (Kurt Hummel) plays Riff Raff, Frank-N-Furter's lurky minion and handyman

 Freak out! (meaning there's a freak outside, or is he actually in?)

 Heather Morris (Brittany S. Pierce) as tap dancing Columbia, which is also Eddie's former girlfriend.

 rehearsal time with Brittany and Tina's back

 Jenna Ushkowitz (Tina Cohen-Chang) as a partygoer, she also plays Columbia

John Stamos (Dr. Carl) as Eddie a role he shares with Mike Chang

Harry Shum Jr. (Mike) gets tough as the leather-wearing, pompadour-haired, ex-delivery boy, Eddie

 Naya Rivera's character Santana plays saucy domestic, Magenta - a role she share with Dianna Agron

Dianna Agron (Quinn Fabray) as a partygoer, she also plays Magenta

And of course, Chrod Overstreet (Sam Evans) as golden boy, Rocky!

plus, Amber Riley (Mercedes) plays Frank-N-Furter (sorry, no photos available!)

The Rocky Horror Glee Show director (!?!) Adam Shankman sandwiched between Lea and Cory

And of course the video! Here is the complete Time Warp production number. 

See yah later!

Glee Gone Wild

Since Glee will not air anything new tonight, let's ponder on their photo shoot with Terry Richardson. Yes! I know!!! This is definitely gonna be too sexy, sleazy and not very appropriate for this blog. Well, not all photos so, let me share some of them here. 

As you can see, Dianna Agron, Cory Monteith and Lea Michele are on the cover of GQ's November issue. The theme seems very appropriate to Glee anyway, there's a cheerleader, the locker room, and some crazy shenanigans at the library. Side note: these actors are adults and they know very well what they are doing. Some more photos below and if you want to see everything else, check here.

On Dianna: Cardigan and bra by Betsey Johnson. Skirt by A.P.C.
On Cory: Rugby shirt, $125, by Gant Rugger. Vintage patch from Melet Mercantile. T-shirt, $14, by Calvin Klein Underwear. Pants, $295, Gant by Michael Bastian. Watch strap by Smart Turnout. Watch by Timex.
On Lea: Sweater by Relwen. Bra and panties, Pout by Victoria's Secret. Socks by Falke. Heels by Michael Kors.

Jacket by Armani Jeans. Shirt by Calvin Klein. Tie by Uniqlo. Jeans by Diesel.

Sweater by Michael Kors. Bra by Victoria's Secret. Bracelet by Me&Ro. Skirt by D&G. Heels by Christian Louboutin

Vintage T-shirt from Melet Mercantile. Bra, Pout by Victoria's Secret. Panties by Calvin Klein Underwear. Socks by American Apparel.

On Dianna: Polo shirt by Lacoste. Bra by Betsey Johnson. Skirt by American Apparel. Heels by Christian Louboutin. Socks by Miu Miu.
On Lea: Vintage T-shirt from Melet Mercantile. Panties by American Apparel. Heels by Christian Louboutin. Socks by Hue.

On Dianna: Cardigan, vintage. Bra, Pout by Victoria's Secret. Shorts by Spicy Girl from Patricia Field, N.Y.C.
On Cory: Sweater by Dolce & Gabbana. Shirt, Gant by Michael Bastian. Tie by Band of Outsiders. Pants by Club Monaco. Watch strap by Smart Turnout. Watch by Timex.
On Lea: Cardigan by Michael Kors. Bra by Betsey Johnson. Necklace by Me&Ro. Shirt by American Apparel. Socks by Falke.

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On Dianna: Cardigan and bra by Betsey Johnson.
On Cory: Rugby shirt, $125, by Gant Rugger. Vintage patch from Melet Mercantile. T-shirt, $14, by Calvin Klein Underwear.
On Lea: Sweater by Relwen. Bra, Pout by Victoria's Secret.

On Dianna: Cardigan and skirt, Black Fleece by Brooks Brothers. Bra by Victoria's Secret. Heels by Yves Saint Laurent. Socks by Antipast.
On Lea: Blazer by Rag & Bone. Bra by Betsey Johnson. Heels by Miu Miu. Socks by American Apparel.
On Cory: Hoodie by Gap. Shirt by J.Crew. Tie by Fred Perry. Pants, Gant by Michael Bastian. Sneakers by Converse. Socks by Smart Turnout.

Thoughts?

See yah later!

An Bailitheoir Cnámh*

*(The bone collector - Gaelic)

Let's take our minds off of Spring 2011 first and focus on Fall 2010. Since, the Philippines today is experiencing rain and strong winds, I imagine a change of wardrobe which includes coats, jackets, blazers, scarves and other layering materials. But of course I am only dreaming, because although there is rain, it isn't cold enough for layers. Okay, I can probably don a cardigan without looking like I ran through a marathon going out. That's how far I can go.

On that note, I wanted to share Alexander McQueen's last runway show before he killed himself last February. His menswear collection for Fall 2010, titled "An Bailitheoir Cnámh" which means the bone collector in Ancient Gaelic. From the Alexander McQueen site:

We live in an age of change and of discovery; the ice caps may well be melting, the weather is becoming more and more extreme, and technology moves on apace in our increasingly modern world. But old and ancient cultures also knew a world of change, and their ghosts and skeletons haunt us to this day.

For Autumn/Winter 2010, Alexander McQueen’s collection evokes the culture of explorers and sea faring peoples, whose lives and attire are about protection and survival in extreme conditions, and whose legacy pokes through the melting snow and ice like ancient artefacts and bones. 

The collection features his signature love of skulls, trompe l'oeil ice-print shirts, mohair suits, leather  parkas among other wonderful things.

 

Below is the video, Enjoy!

Thoughts?

See yah later!


note: photos are from style.com and nymag.com for the last one.