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You can watch the GLEE Premiere Party Webcast, from the red carpet TONIGHT at 6pm PDT! Check out the UStream on Glee’s Facebook. The second Season of Glee premieres Tuesday September 21. *** Lee DeWyze

Gina Orr announced today via twitter that she is leaving 19 Entertainment where she was Vice-President of Publicity to manage Crystal Bowersox. Gina originally came to 19 from Jive Records. *** Sony New Zealand tweeted

According to Zap2it, the Glee cast will perform “Proud Mary” on the Jerry Lewis MDA telethon, which airs through 3 pm PDT today. Check your local listings for time and channel. *** David Cook is

Lee DeWyze and Crystal Bowersox will perform at the Annual Ford Day celebration in Dearborn Mi on Friday, September 17. For more information, check out the Ford Day website. *** Allison Iraheta has been removed

David Archuleta set to sing brand new song “Things Are Gonna Get Better” at Sunday night’s Jerry Lewis Telethon David Archuleta tweets: “I’ll be singing a new song Things Are Gonna Get Better tomorrow night

Will you be in New York City this Labor Day Weekend? Like to see a Broadway show? Tickets for In The Heights, starring Idol Season 6 winner, Jordin Sparks will be available at discounted prices

Emanuel Kiriakou previews a ballad he produced and wrote for David Archuleta in a Bubbletweet. Take a listen right HERE. *** Carrie Underwood Reschedules Friday, September 17 Opry Appearance for Thursday, September 16 Opry star

Josiah Leming Live Interview Josiah Leming will be doing an interview on Yowie.com this afternoon. Log on today at 5:30 pm PDT. *** Lee DeWyze returns to Arlington Park for a Concert in September Season

Jordin Sparks returns to In The Heights Tonight Jordin Sparks hurt her hip at the Saturday night show of Broadway’s In The Heights and has been sidelined since. Good news, she’s returning to the show

Daughtry Q&A and Performance at the Grammy Museum The GRAMMY museum will host Daughtry and special guest, producer Howard Benson, for an interview with Executive Director, Robert Santelli on September 14 in the Museum’s Clive