It looks like Glee’s Blaine (Darren Criss) is getting an older brother. According to TVLine, Glee is nearing a deal with White Collar’s Matt Bomer, to portray Blaine’s older brother.  Reportedly, the Guiding Light alum will sing in the episode with his on-screen brother.  

Bomer’s White Collar returned for the second half of its third season on USA Network on January 17.

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Nominations for the 23rd Annual GLAAD Media Awards were announced this week and several soaps made the cut. In daytime, both Days of Our Lives and All My Children received nods for their LGBT storytelling. 

This past season DAYS began the soap's first gay storyline featuring Freddie Smith as comfortably out college student Sonny Kiriakis and Chandler Massey as his tortured, closeted pal Will Horton. The final year of All My Children saw the soap's iconic lesbian character Bianca Montgomery (Christina Bennett Lind) fall in love for what was likely the last time, with previously hetero friend Marissa Tasker (Sarah Glendening). READ MORE

The identity of Rachel Berry’s (Lea Michele) two dads has been one of those unanswered questions fans have wondered about since the first season. Well wonder no longer! According to TVLine, Glee has cast Jeff Goldblum and Brian Stokes Mitchell as Hiram and LeRoy Berry.  Reportedly, they will make their Glee debut on the February 14, Valentine’s Day episode “Heart.”

It will be interesting to see if either father mentions Finn’s (Cory Monteith) cliffhanger marriage proposal to Rachel on last night’s episode “Yes/No.”

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It seems like forever since the last episode of Glee aired, which means the show is trying to cram as much as it can into a single episode. Will (Matthew Morris) enlists the help of his students, as he prepares to pop the question to Emma (Jayma Mays). Glee gives a nod to Grease and Maroon 5’s “Moves Like Jagger.” If that isn’t enough, The Real Housewives of Atlanta’s NeNe Leakes guests as swim coach Roz. Watch promos for Glee’s “Yes/No” after the jump and discuss the episode after it airs in the comments. READ MORE

The TCA Press Tour was a busy event this weekend and with it we received a lot of news about Glee. Zap2it reports that the much discussed spinoff, featuring Lea Michele and Chris Colfer, “is officially not happening,” according to Fox president Kevin Reilly. Personally, I breathed a sigh of relief at the news. While improved over its second season, Glee still has issues  to work out and a spinoff would have only proved a distraction. 

In casting news, Cory Monteith revealed to The Hollywood Reporter he will be returning for Glee’s fourth season, even though his character Finn is graduating.  Meanwhile, the industry Bible is reporting Grant Gustin–who plays Blaine and Kurt spoiler Sebastian–has an offer “on the table” to become a season four regular.

The 19th Annual Screen Actors Guild Award (SAG) nominations  were announced today and comedy reigned supreme. Big screen dramedy The Help walked away with four nominations, including Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor for Viola Davis and supporting actress nods for Octavia Spencer and Jessica Chastain. The period flick alo received a nod for Outstanding Performance by a Cast in a Motion Picture.
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