New Directions

A blog dedicated to the wonderful and talented POC cast members of the Fox show Glee. This blog was created on Dec. 20th, 2013.

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Queen Jenna Ushkowitz at OCRF’s 2nd Annual Super Saturday LA

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Blaine derives from the Old Irish surname “Bláán,” meaning “yellow.”

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goodbye glee meme [5/7 shops]: Mike Chang & Tina Cohen-Chang “You don’t talk that much, you hardly ever sing, but when I see you do that, it’s who you are. It’s what makes me feel you. Mike, you gotta know by now, when I see you dance… it’s why I fell in love with you.”

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tonnakakesGave this beauty @msamberpriley some soft waves for her guest appearance 💁 #simplyandcute #hairstylist#lahair

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Darren Criss on the Glee Set

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Jake Puckerman + His Smile

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Darren is in the seventh grade at Stuart Hall for Boys, and he enjoys music, writing, reading, drama, and art. He plays the violen and also enjoys piano and guitar. When he grows up he hopes to become a successful actor.

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And I think that’s the key to life – make your own path, set your own rules because there is no set rule, there’s no set look. There is no set anything. You make your own rules in your life, and you make your own decisions.

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Darren Criss for The Motley (2013) [x|x]

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“May I present…Jane Hayward.”

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ladies are awesome:  ladies who are unfairly hated (2/4)

”I am a powerful woman, and my growing feminism will cut you in half like the righteous blade of equality.” ☆ tina cohen chang

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Favorite Glee POC characters

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As an Asian American actress I always knew my chances were slimmer than the blonde with blue eyes. I was a minority. I knew that there weren’t as many opportunities – but how do you just accept that? I worked to change their minds. I pushed and I did what I could. There’s a certain level of acceptance you must have and there’s a fine line I rode by pushing the envelope and going in for the things where they didn’t want to see an ethnic girl. It works sometimes, other times it doesn’t. I learned that very early in my childhood and I use that now for my adult career as well. People ask how is it being an “Asian actor” in the industry? In my head, I say, “what do you mean? I’m an actor, like everyone else. No one is the same, everyone looks different, acts differently, I’m just an actor.”

Jenna Ushkowitz, Be Who You Are (via ushjenna)