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Kevin McHale pays $1.025 million for the Midcentury home, which features a tall entry leading to a combined living and dining room with vaulted ceilings and city and hillside views.
“Glee’s” Kevin McHale, who plays paraplegic Artie Abrams, has bought a house in the Hollywood Hills for $1.025 million.
The Midcentury home features a tall entry leading to a combined living and dining room with vaulted ceilings and city and hillside views. A wall of windows open to a deck on the main level of the more than 2,000-square-foot house. The kitchen features red cabinetry and stainless steel appliances, plus an island/bar with seating. Floor-to-ceiling glass sliding doors open to a fenced lawn off the master bedroom suite, which has a sitting area. There are three bedrooms and two bathrooms.
McHale, 23, was a member of the boy band NLT and is an accomplished dancer.
Eric Lavey of Teles Properties was the listing agent, according to the Multiple Listing Service. Nikos Small of John Aaroe Group represented McHale.
2012 Screen Actors Guild Awards Red Carpet: The Cast Of ‘Glee’ Talks Michael Jackson Episode
How evil, or stupid, is Sebastian anyway? So far, we know that that the self-assured Dalton Academy Warbler — aka Glee’s christened Season 3 villain — has sex and Blaine on the brain and little else. And based on his appearances thus far, his personals ad probably reads something like this: “Likes — one-night stands, Blaine ‘sex on a stick’ Anderson, Lima, Ohio’s finest gay dive bar, Scandals, and coffee with a shot of Courvoisier.”
Oh, and he used to live in Paris, plays Lacrosse and has waged war on Kurt.
I HAVE a love-hate relationship with Glee.
At the risk of sounding terminally uncool, I admit I was a convert after watching the first couple of episodes in Season 1. There were fun karaoke numbers, self-deprecating lines, genuinely touching small moments, and awesome guest stars like Neil Patrick Harris and Broadway’s Idina Menzel.
The accolades came. Gleeks were found all over the world. The songs by the Glee cast blasphemously beat the Beatles’ record for the most appearances in the Billboard Hot 100 singles chart before overtaking Elvis himself.
Sadly the show soon became a victim of its own success. My initial crush cooled to a tepid interest as its plots turned crazier, lazier and more self-indulgent. Guests stars became completely random - a Britney Spears episode, really? - and even the regular cast members got more annoying. Season 2 could be summed up as “blandly passable”, as Vanity Fair put it. By the end of it, I found myself falling out of like.
But I couldn’t help the stirrings of forgotten emotions when I found myself in Los Angeles with the actors. My heart leapt a little when I toured the sets (OMG, Sue’s office and the choir room!). And, yes, it was truly electrifying when I locked eyes with the entire cast as they performed the show’s 300th song. Could it be that we were rekindling our busted romance?
I know the real test of the relationship will come with Season 3, which premiered on Star World two days ago. Is it a sign things may improve? Will my ex-flame learn from its mistakes? Will we be on the road to reconciliation? I tried digging for answers.
Catch Glee Season 3 on STAR World and STAR World HD (StarHub TV Ch 501/555) every Tues, 8.55pm.
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2012 FOX TCAs: The Cast Of ‘Glee’ Talks Michael Jackson Tribute Episode & Upcoming Guest Stars
Chris Colfer on Returning to ‘Glee’ & the rest of the Glee Cast on the MJ Episode
@druidDUDE All white errythang. NYE brazil 2012 @marcoeaposito91 @kaduesp @paddygraham
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chordoverstreet Chord Overstreet on my way to class yfrog.com/nw5guqej
Short interview segments of Chris, Kevin, and Lea from one of the press junkets they did around 7:50.
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