As if you needed another reason to go to the “Glee” tour, Harry Shum, Jr. just announced yesterday on Twitter and YouTube (video after the jump) that his dance group the LXD (Legion of Extraordinary Dancers) will be joining the “Glee” cast on their 2010 Glee Live Tour, as the opening act. That means you’ll get a double dose of Harry, breaking it down with both his TV and real-life crews. The tour will kick off on May 15 in Phoenix, AZ, making their way through University City, CA, Rosemont, …

In an earlier post, we mentioned the nationwide “Glee” casting call for new members. Over the past month, the response from hopeful contestants has been overwhelming—according to Mashable.com, almost 28,000 people have posted audition videos on MySpace to date. Due to this incredible reaction from aspiring “Glee” cast members, MySpace has opted to reopen auditions (the deadline was originally yesterday, April 26), from Wednesday, April 28 to Thursday, April 29.
Within my own circle of friends, I know about four people from my high school and college who are trying out …

Since we know you can’t get enough of our cover boy, Harry Shum Jr., we will be giving away autographed photos of Harry to four lucky winners. The contest is simple: all you have to do is tell us how you would like to see Harry’s character, Mike, grow this season on “Glee.” There are three ways to enter this contest:
1) Twitter. Tweet your entry in 140 characters or less. All entries must include the hashtag #MochiMag in order to qualify. If you haven’t already, …

To all you talented, young performers—rejoice, because yesterday the producers of “Glee” sent out a nationwide casting call looking for performers between the ages of 16 and 26 to fill new roles in the second season. All you have to do is upload an audition video on this MySpace page anytime from now until April 26, 2010, in which you explain why want to appear on “Glee” and perform one of the show’s hit tracks—all under five minutes. This is your chance to join the show’s amazing cast members, which …

The token Asian TV character is an overused stereotype: academically talented, socially challenged and usually has terrible fashion sense. So imagine my glee at finding an Asian American character who not only sings well, but is edgy without suspenders or glasses in sight.
Meet Tina Cohen-Chang, played by Jenna Ushkowitz on this fall’s FOX TV show, “Glee.”