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Chris Colfer's 22-Lb. Cat Thinks He's 'Very, Very Small' | Chris Colfer

Chris Colfer's 22-Lb. Cat Thinks He's 'Very, Very Small'

Originally posted 05/15/2012 03:30PM

Chris Colfer is dealing with an identity crisis at home.

During an appearance Monday on Live! with Kelly, the Glee star talked about his recently adopted, 22-lb. senior cat, Brian.

"He's a lot of cat," Colfer said of his 8-year-old brown tabby. "He's a little bit in denial about his size and thinks he's very, very small. I go home and find him stuffed in all kinds of things."

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Emma Watson Has a Dance-Off in N.Y.C. | Chris Colfer, Emma Watson

Emma Watson Has a Dance-Off in N.Y.C.

Originally posted 04/25/2012 05:55AM

She's got moves like … Hermione! Emma Watson got down at the Struck by Lightning Nintendo 3DS/Tribeca Film Festival after-party at Avenue in New York City. The actress had a dance-off with one of the film's stars, Roberto Aguire, as a DJ spun hits and partygoers looked on.

Also at the bash: the film's writer, Glee's Chris Colfer, supported by his FOX costars Amber Riley and Ashley Fink. The trio enjoyed appetizers and drinks and challenged each other to a spirited game of Mario Kart 7 on Nintendo 3DS. – Jessica Wedemeyer

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Glee's Chris Colfer Adopts a Senior Cat | Chris Colfer

UpdatePosted 04/13/2012 05:45PM

Chris Colfer Adopts a Senior Cat

Originally posted 04/12/2012 02:50PM

Chris Colfer has a new roommate!

"I adopted a cat today from the West Valley Animal Shelter!" the Glee star Tweeted on Wednesday. "His name is Brian, he's 8 years old and 20 pounds!"

Colfer dropped by the Chatsworth, Calif., shelter that afternoon with a female friend, and without getting recognized, went to the cat room and picked out the declawed brown tabby.

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Halle Berry, Justin Bieber Get Slimed at Kids' Choice

Originally posted 03/31/2012 09:45PM



Kids' Choice Awards 2012 host Will Smith wasn't just blowing smoke when he said Saturday night's show would be the "best show ever."

As soon as Smith hit the stage he warned: "No one is safe from the slime." Especially not Oscar winner Halle Berry, who was the first celeb to get covered in the neon green sludge.

Also not immune to the show's slime-for-all was first-timer Chris Colfer. The Glee star was presenting with Heidi Klum when one of Nickelodeon's award blimps spewed into his unsuspecting face.

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Glee Stars, Nikki Reed Get Spooked at the Haunted Hayride | Nikki Reed

Glee Stars, Nikki Reed Get Spooked at the Haunted Hayride

Originally posted 10/12/2011 05:55AM

Boo! Glee's Chris Colfer and Ashley Fink faced their fears during a spin on the Los Angeles Haunted Hayride over the weekend. Colfer gripped his costar tightly throughout the ride – and was practically in her lap by the time the trip was over. He later Tweeted about the experience, writing, "That's the last time I ever let @Ashley_Fink convince me to go on a Haunted Hayride! I taught the 5-year-old next to me so many new words."

Also there to enjoy a scare? Lauren Conrad, Jamie-Lynn Sigler and some pals, who used glowsticks to light their way through a haunted maze, and Nikki Reed, who cozied up to fiancé Paul McDonald during a magic show. – Jessica Wedemeyer

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How the Glee Cast Celebrated the Emmys | Cory Monteith, Lea Michele

How the Glee Cast Celebrated the Emmys

Originally posted 09/20/2011 10:00AM

Lea Michele and her Glee costars Jane Lynch, Chris Colfer and more – took in the scene at Fox and FX's post-Emmy bash at Fig & Olive in West Hollywood. Guests – such as first-time Emmy winner Margo Martindale and Modern Family's Ty Burrell and Jesse Tyler Ferguson – filled the restaurant and a massive tent next door and nibbled on Mediterranean-inspired food such as filet mignon, ratatouille, asparagus in olive oil, seafood paella and goat cheese gnocchi.

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Glee Boss Ryan Murphy: Stars Were Never Fired | Chris Colfer, Cory Monteith, Lea Michele

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Ryan Murphy Explains Glee Casting Confusion

Originally posted 07/29/2011 11:00AM

Between the conflicting casting news and subsequent cast comments, there seems to be more Glee drama in the headlines than in the halls of William McKinley High School.

But the show's executive producer, Ryan Murphy, is setting the record straight: No one was fired, and no one is leaving – only that was not the original plan.

Murphy says Lea Michele, Cory Monteith and Chris Colfer, – who Murphy initially said were slated to graduate and end their run on the Fox series after the upcoming season – were actually in talks to star in a spin-off series, which has since been put on the backburner.

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Chris Colfer's 'Glee'-ful Meal | Chris Colfer

Chris Colfer's 'Glee'-ful Meal

Originally posted 07/27/2011 06:00AM

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Chris Colfer, Lea Michele and Cory Monteith Not Leaving Glee After Graduation | Chris Colfer, Cory Monteith, Lea Michele

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Chris Colfer, Lea Michele and Cory Monteith Not Leaving Glee After Graduation

Originally posted 07/25/2011 11:40AM

Gleeks, rejoice.

Despite recent reports that Lea Michele, Cory Monteith and Chris Colfer were leaving Glee after the upcoming season, executive producer Brad Falchuk promised fans of Fox's musical sitcom that they haven't seen the last of Rachel, Finn and Kurt.

"It was never our plan or our intention to let them go," Falchuck said Sunday during a panel discussion at Comic-Con International in San Diego, reports Entertainment Weekly. "They are not done with the show after this season."

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Chris Colfer Learned on Twitter He Was Leaving Glee | Chris Colfer

Chris Colfer Learned on Twitter He Was Leaving Glee

Originally posted 07/14/2011 06:15PM

Chris Colfer has mixed emotions about leaving Glee after next season.

The actor says he learned of Kurt Hummel's fateGlee's co-creator Ryan Murphy announced several principal actors would be "graduating" – only recently via Twitter.

"I didn't necessarily know that it was going to be our last season next year," he tells Access Hollywood. "I knew something like that was coming up eventually. I mean, we can't be there forever."

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