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The InStyle portrait studio at the Grey Goose Blue Door Lounge in Park City, Utah was another hot pit stop for the stars of the Sundance Film Festival! Nicole Kidman rested her feet (wrapped in Belstaff boots) on one of our leather couches in between shots to promote her new movie Stoker, and left just before the hilarious cast of Afternoon Delight swung by, including Josh Radnor, Kathryn Hahn, and Jane Lynch (who photobombed our Instagram shot and Tweeted during her photo shoot). But the ones who had us doubled over in stitches were the stars of Hell Baby, Leslie Bibb and Rob Corddry, who not only sang, joked, and laughed during our interview, but also approached us with an aggressive idea. “Here’s what we have to pitch,” said Bibb. “Rob Corddry and I have to be on the cover. I’m just saying, you have to go big or go home.” Get more behind-the-scenes dish in the gallery!

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After a #heartbreaking hiatus, Glee is back with an all-new episode tonight! Finn (Cory Monteith), fresh off his split with Rachel (Lea Michele), is back at McKinley High not as a student, but as co-director of this year’s musical, Grease. When Finn starts having doubts about his new role, Artie (Kevin McHale) calls on McKinley alums Mercedes (Amber Riley) and Mike Chang (Harry Shum Jr.) to lend a hand. And best of all, Sue Sylvester (Jane Lynch) is back harassing students and teachers alike. She directs her wrath at Finn: “William, maybe you should remind Chubby-Wan Kenobi the daily nightmare that is born of being my enemy.” Hopefully, he can stay on her good side! Tune in to FOX tonight at 9/8c to see the Glee cast perform songs from the musical. If you can’t wait to hear their versions of Grease’s hit songs, you can buy the show’s Glease album now.

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We caught up with the head of Glee‘s makeup department, Eryn Krueger Mekash to get the inside scoop on just why the cast looks so effortlessly good. “I was asked to do the pilot in the fall of 2008 and it has really become a makeup artist’s ideal show,” she told us. Special episodes, of course, have been a highlight. The “Thriller” episode that aired after the Super Bowl featured 25 zombies in full prosthetics—which called for a staff of 19 makeup artists. But Krueger Mekash has also spent hours perfecting the character’s flawless, everyday looks—and it shows. (The makeup department has been nominated for two Emmys!) Click through our gallery to see the key products that make Rachel, Quinn and Mercedes glow. And tune in to FOX tonight at 8/7c for a brand new episode!