Amy Sciarretto, Writer

Be sure to read my latest recap for ‘The Glee Project,’ over at Pop Crush.

This week’s “wrench” was the fact that the singers had to play instruments in the video for My Chemical Romance’s ‘Sing.’ Since our dreadlocked pal Samuel is the only one who plays instruments, it would appear that he had a distinct advantage. Not so, as you’ll find out later.

Read the rest of my recap of ‘The Glee Project’ over at Pop Crush.

Read my recap of this weeks ‘Glee Project.’

In order to test their believability, this week’s video was created for ‘The Only Exception’ by Paramore. The singers were required to convey being in love with someone who doesn’t know they even exist and this assignment required them to focus on the acting and the singing, not the choreography.

Read the rest of my recap of ‘The Glee Project’ over at Pop Crush.

I wrote another recap for ‘The Glee Project.’

The contestants revisited familiar territory for the video, once again performing a Katy Perry song. This time it was ‘Teenage Dream.’ The final six were paired up to perform different and unique scenarios that demonstrated their sexuality. However, the minute you try and force being sexy, it’s usually not sexy at all, and the contestants were told to be aware of that.

Read the rest of my ‘Glee Project’ recap over at Pop Crush.

Read my recap of this week’s episode of ‘The Glee Project,’ with “tenacity” as the theme.

For the homework assignment, the crew was asked to demonstrate tenacity by performing LaRoux’s ‘Bulletproof.’ Adler made the singers cycle through the song twice, asking them to show him something new that they’ve yet to do. He said they all brought their “A plus” game, but Marissa won.

Read my recap of this week’s episode of ‘The Glee Project’ over at Pop Crush.