Upcoming Oscar co-host Anne Hathaway will be heading back to high school. ET Online is reporting the Alice in Wonderland and Love and Other Drugs star may be enrolling in Glee as Kurt Hummel’s (Chris Colfer) lesbian aunt.

Glee" creator Ryan Murphy broke the news in the press room at the 68th Annual Golden Globe Awards, saying Anne created her role. "She presented it and she came sort of with the songs. I love her I said that we'd definitely be interested," Murphy revealed.
 

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The Hollywood Foreign Press Association kicked off the 2011 award season by announcing the nominations for the 68th Annual Golden Globe Awards, which will air on January 16. The King’s Speech nabbed seven nominations, while The Social Network and The Fighter each picked up six.

On the television side, the Best Television Series Comedy or Musical category was dominated by the broadcast networks, with only Showtime’s The Big C and Nurse Jackie representing cable. However, cable series earned all but one of the Best Television Series Drama nominations, which went to Fox’s House. See the complete list of nominations after the jump! READ MORE

When the prospect of creating a 21st century remake of Alice in Wonderland to compliment the 1951 classic arose in Tinseltown, it’s doubtful anyone had to consult a sagacious blue caterpillar before unanimously agreeing upon Tim Burton to stand at the helm. With such titles as Edward Scissorhands, The Nightmare Before Christmas, and Big Fish under his ever-extending belt, it’s little wonder “Wonderland” would be fertile ground into which Burton could sow seeds of outlandish whimsy and quirky, often grim, imaginations. But lest you think you’ve seen all of Burton’s tantalizing tricks, follow him down the rabbit hole into a breathtaking world of masterful design, beauty, and innovation that gets “curiouser and curiouser” in the very best of ways. READ MORE

Just in: Multi-Media player Disney moves to corner the fantasy genius of Guillermo Del Toro. Another match made in Mouse House heaven. According to the LA Times' Russ Fischer at latimes.com, Del Toro's plans with Disney include forming the new Double Dare You production label to create “thrilling, unforgettable moments and villains” and do it for all ages. With the unique director's startling vision, we could see some of the best animation ever.

With the acquisition of Marvel, just think if Del Toro could get a hold of some of the comic book giant’s weirder properties: think Dr. Strange or Fantastic Tales. Those are comic books that have Mr. Del Toro’s name all over them.

Disney has a great history in children’s fantasy (Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, Alice in Wonderland) and some good work in the adult realm (Fantasia), so it seems just a small leap to the graphic horror of Del Toro. Will Disney have the stones to let the director of such films as Pan’s Labyrinth and Hellboy II free reign? I think so; look what Disney’s done with Pixar. READ MORE