The Glee Project

Grant Gustin played the devilish Warbler Sebastian last season on 'Glee,' setting his sights on Darren Criss' Blaine. He served as the guest mentor on tonight's (July 17) episode of 'The Glee Project,' which centered on theatricality, telling the hopefuls that the key to the concept is to sell it without overselling it.

Since 'The Glee Project' is such a densely packed show, we're recapping by segment moving forward. This week, contestants were asked to show their 'Vulnerability.' Cue the celestial choirs, since none of the bottom three (Lily, Charlie and Mario) were sent home. They all got a call back.

Season 2 of 'The Glee Project' kicked off tonight (June 5), moving to its new night. The theme was 'Individuality,' with the new cast being immediately tasked with showing co-creator Ryan Murphy and viewers just who they are, all the while working within the contexts of their castmates. Sadly, we only just met country cutie Maxfield, who was sent home.

As expected, 'Glee' came back for Season 3 with a bang, answering all of our summer questions within a few minutes of 'The Purple Piano Project' season premiere.

The swoontastic Samuel Larsen was the first of the two main winners of 'The Glee Project,’ with a seven episode arc on the way for season 3. The dreadlocked dreamboat engaged in a little chat where he took fan questions and addressed the subject of romance on the set of the reality competition series.

Some news about the fate and status of the winners (plural) of 'The Glee Project' and their Season 3 roles has surfaced. E! Online reports that Damian McGinty will be the first of the four winners to cross over to 'Glee.'

Broadway star Idina Menzel was the mentor/guest judge on tonight's episode of 'The Glee Project.' The theme of the episode was theatricality, something that Menzel -- who played Rachel's biological mother on 'Glee' and has major Broadway cred with roles in 'Rent' and 'Wicked' on her resume -- knows quite a bit about.