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It doesn't take a special agent to see that Jonathan Groff is one insanely attractive human being. While the actor is currently causing a fan frenzy with his steamy scenes on Netflix's Mindhunter, it certainly isn't the first time he has swept us off our feet. Seriously, who else was obsessed with his Glee character, Jesse St. James? Swoon. Whether he's busting out show tunes on stage or hitting the red carpet in a dapper suit, it's clear that Jonathan is just way too adorable for his own good. Feast your eyes on his hottest moments ahead. RelatedLea Michele and Jonathan Groff's Gleeful Friendship Goes Way Back...

Image Source: Getty / Jason Laveris Jonathan Groff has been in the spotlight for quite some time now, but with his wide range of roles, more and more people are becoming fans of his every day. While he is most recognizable for his "gleeful" musical background, the 32-year-old is getting ready to try his hand at the crime-thriller genre with Netflix's anticipated 10-episode series, Mindhunter. The show is about FBI agents who interview convicted serial killers in order to help them solve current murders. Since you'll probably be hearing his name everywhere soon, brush up on these key facts about Jonathan and his impressive career below. 1. He Was Accepted to Carnegie Mellon University, but Didn't Attend In 2003, Jonathan graduated from Conestoga Valley High School in Pennsylvania with the intention to attend Carnegie Mellon University. However, he deferred for a year when he was cast as Rolf in the national tour of...

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Mindhunter star Holt McCallany has revealed that David Fincher has a five year plan in place for the series...

Ah, Mindhunter. It arrived well before Halloween not only to creep us right the hell out, but to also steal an entire weekend from us in relentless bingewatching mode. We can't stay mad at it, though, it was an absolute treat.

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Holt McCallany, who plays the surprisingly patient FBI Agent Bill Tench on the show, recently revealed in an interview with Screen Rant that executive producer and director David Fincher has five seasons of the series in mind. McCallany has made brief appearances in several of Fincher's films over the years, so it's nice they finally have...

Rachel Berry and Jesse St. James are together again! Lea Michele and Jonathan Groff recently had a Glee reunion, and as Michele wrote on Instagram, "suddenly all is right." Michele shared a photo of the pair cuddling under the covers on Instagram Friday. And suddenly all is right.. A photo posted by Lea Michele (@msleamichele) on Mar 24, 2016 at 11:08pm Pdt The duo became pals years earlier as costars in the rock musical Spring Awakening in 2006. Since Glee, Michele, 29, has gone on to star in Scream Queens, while Groff, 30 is playing King George III in the Broadway smash Hamilton, and starred in HBO's Looking.

Rachel Berry and Jesse St. James are together again! Lea Michele and Jonathan Groff recently had a Glee reunion, and as Michele wrote on Instagram, "suddenly all is right." Michele shared a photo of the pair cuddling under the covers on Instagram Friday. And suddenly all is right.. A photo posted by Lea Michele (@msleamichele) on Mar 24, 2016 at 11:08pm Pdt The duo became pals years earlier as costars in the rock musical Spring Awakening in 2006. Since Glee, Michele, 29, has gone on to star in Scream Queens, while Groff, 30 is playing King George III in the Broadway smash Hamilton, and starred in HBO's Looking.

The Broadway at Birdland concert series will present NY1 theater journalist Frank Dilella in the second episode of his new talk show, 'Show Biz After Hours With Frank Dilella.' The event will be taped in front of a live audience on Monday, January 11 at 7pm, with Frank's very special guest Jonathan Groff, who is currently starring on Broadway as King George in the smash hitHamilton. Groff originated the role of Melchoir Gabor in the stage musical, Spring Awakening, for which he earned a Tony Award nomination for Best Leading Actor in a Musical in 2007. He continued his rise to fame during the first season of Glee, as Jesse St. James, a role he reprised in the second and third seasons of the show, and recently starred on the HBO series 'Looking.'...

They'll always have Lima.

Five months after the cast of Glee took its final curtain call, two stars reunited in their natural setting: Broadway!

Jenna Ushkowitz caught Jonathan Groff's performance of the historical musical Hamilton in New York, documenting the adorable reunion on Instagram on Thursday night.

"Happiness is ... " she captioned a collage of their meetup after posting a photo of her Playbill – writing, "Ready for the revolution" – earlier.

Ushkowitz, 29, played original New Directioner Tina Cohen-Chang on the Fox comedy, and Groff, 30, guested as rival show choir heartthrob Jesse St. James.

Of course, the actors became friends years...

Glee took its final bow.

After six years of uplifting songs, tear-jerking moments, and unforgettable characters, the groundbreaking Fox musical aired their special two-hour series finale on Friday. After taking viewers on a ride back to the untold storylines of Glee's pilot, the dramedy also fast-forwarded five years into the future to show us where some of our favorite Wmhs alumni ended up.

To find out what happened to Rachel Berry (Lea Michele), Kurt Hummel (Chris Colfer), Mr. Schue (Matthew Morrison), and more of Glee's most memorable characters in the series finale, read on…

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Rachel: When we caught up with our star five years later, she had already graduated from Nyada, married Jesse St. James and was more than eight months pregnant as the surrogate mother for Kurt and Blaine. (Just like her mother was!) To make matters even more heartwarming, Rachel was nominated...

Bending the rules of space and time as only Glee can, Friday’s series finale flashed back to each of the New Directioners’ origins before revealing what their futures have in store — and it was perfect.

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To illustrate just how much things have changed during the past six seasons, “2009” began with a still-closeted Kurt getting slapped with an unthinkable ultimatum: join an extracurricular team… or sacrifice his precious sewing machine. A chance meeting with Rachel Berry — of whose MySpace videos he was a big fan — led Lady Hummel to the glee club,...

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Official Synopsis from Fox: "New Directions and the Warblers go head-to-head at sectionals. Meanwhile, Rachel must choose between returning to Nyada and doing another Broadway show with her past love, Jesse St. James (guest star Groff)."...

A long-awaited lip-lock, a fierce Sectionals face-off and a flock of falcons — yes, falcons! — came together in bizarre, beautiful harmony on Friday for Glee‘s penultimate outing.

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Let’s start with that first one: Jesse St. James surprised Rachel at McKinley — the air traffic between New York City and Lima, Ohio, has been unreal this season — to persuade her to accept the role in Russell Simmons’ new musical, in which he just so happens to be playing the lead. In his quest to convince her, Mr.

Recently, Fox served up the new,official synopsis/spoilers for their upcoming "Glee" season finale episodes 12 and 13. Episode 12 is entitled, "2009," while episode 13 is labeled, "Dreams Come True." And it turns out that we're going to see some pretty odd stuff go down when some of the New Directions peeps start time traveling, and more! In the new,12th and 13th episodes press release: The Members Of New Directions Take Their Final Bows On The Special Two-hour Series Finale Of "Glee." Press release number 2: Glee are going to go back in time to find out why the original members of New Directions initially signed up for glee club. Then, Glee will flash forward to see how the character's lives have progressed five years down the road. Guest stars feature: Geraldo Rivera as himself; Jonathan Groff as Jesse St. James; Andrew Rannells as himself; Mark Salling as Puck Puckerman; Kevin McHale...

Jonathan Groff has become so known for his gay-sex scenes on HBO's "Looking" that "Today" host Kathie Lee Gifford accidentally, and hilariously, quipped on-air that theactor has "a lot of balls in the air." Indeed, he has. And in more ways than one. On March 22, "Looking," his GLAAD-nominated comedy-drama about gay best friends in San Francisco, wraps up its second season. On March 13, you'll hear Groff reprise the role of Kristoff in "Frozen Fever," the new Disney animated short that's shown with "Cinderella." Also, on March 13, he's back as Jesse St. James, an ex of Rachel (Lea Michele), for "Glee's" final two episodes. And currently, the out actor steals the show in "Hamilton," the hot, hip-hop musical in New York. -Break- Top 24 User Trevor Cox predicts Emmys: 'Modern Family' for Best Comedy Between doing press and performing, Groff is ...'...

With the end of the series almost upon us, it's time for the very final competition episode on Glee. We've seen many of these over the years, with New Directions winning some and losing others. Will they win this time at Sectionals, especially now that they've teamed up with the Warblers as a supergroup?

Also in "We Built This Glee Club," Rachel is torn between going back to Nyada and joining another Broadway show, a storyline that involves Jonathan Groff returning as Jesse St. James.

Last night, Fox served up the new promo/spoiler clip (below) for their upcoming "Glee" episode 11 of season 6, and it gives us new looks at some very entertaining and lively new scenes that features New Directions getting their best sing on at Sectionals, and more! The episode is titled, "We Built This Glee Club." In the new, 11th episode official description: "It will be time for Sectionals! Description number 2: New Directions and the Warblers will go head-to-head at sectionals. Meanwhile, Rachel will have to choose between returning to Nyada and doing another Broadway show with her past love, Jesse St. James (guest star Groff)." Episode 11 is scheduled to air on Friday night, March 13th at 8pm central time on Fox.

Recently, Fox released the new,official synopsis/spoilers for their upcoming "Glee" episode 11 of season 6. The episode is entitled, "We Built This Glee Club," and it turns out that we're going to see some pretty lively and entertaining stuff as it's time for Sectionals where we'll see the Warblers and New Directions go head to head, and more! In the new, 11th episode press release: It will be time for Sectionals! Press release number 2: New Directions and the Warblers are going to go head-to-head at sectionals. In the meantime, Rachel is going to have to choose between returning to Nyada and doing another Broadway show with her past love, Jesse St. James (guest star Groff). Guest stars feature: Jonathan Groff as Jesse St. James. Episode 11 is set to air on Friday night, March 13th at 8pm central time on Fox.

It's almost time to say Glee-bye.

This past Saturday, Lea Michele, Chris Colfer and the rest of the groundbreaking Glee cast said a sad farewell to William McKinley High School as they finished filming their very last day of the series.

“Oh, my God. Well, we just wrapped it last night and tears were flowing like blood in a red wedding," Colfer confessed to ETonline at an Oscars after-party on Sunday night. "I wasn’t even expecting it to be so emotional, but it was pretty emotional.”

Colfer continued, "You know, it was the first time I had ever wrapped a show. So hearing the series wrap on my name was really interesting."

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And that's a wrap! #Glee #6Seasons #BestCastandCrew #Family

A photo posted by Chris Colfer (@hrhchriscolfer) on Feb 22, 2015 at 2:25am Pst

Following the wrap party -- which was a Glee-themed carnival...

While you watched Brittany, Santana and [Spoilers, kind of] walk down the aisle on Friday’s Glee, the cast was busy getting emotional about wrapping the series — and if you thought the wedding’s guest list was extensive, just wait ’til you see who’s returning for the last hurrah.

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On the eve of her final day on set, Lea Michele shared a group photo of everyone fans can expect to see in the coming weeks. Ready? Let’s do this.

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Yes indeed, it looks like Jane Lynch’s alter ego is in a tailspin, at least judging by the bonfire of pom-poms and baby-grand slumpage.

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Oh, and in other Glee news — it looks like the rumored return of Jesse St. James is a go!

A very special day at #Glee today!

Hey Glee fans, are you ready to freak out?! Lea Michele set the internet on fire today by tweeting out a pic of her with her real-life Bff Jonathan Groff on the set of the Fox musical drama. "A very special day at #Glee today!," Michele wrote. "Only 3 more days left! And look who stopped by! #JGroff #JesseStJames." Obviously, the questions on everyone's mind were if Groff was merely visiting his friend on set during the series finale shoot, or if he was actually reprising his onscreen role of Jesse St. James, aka Rachel Berry's ex and former Vocal Adrenaline member-turned-coach. Well, we've got your answer! E! News has learned that it's actually the latter....

Not many actors can say that they’ve voiced a character in the most successful animated Disney film of all time and then had sex against a tree on TV. But for Jonathan Groff that’s exactly where his career has gone, from voicing Kristoff in 2013’s Frozen to the gay world of San Francisco on HBO’s Looking.

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The show, currently three episodes into a sex-filled second season, follows three gay men as they navigate friendships, love and lust. As Patrick, Groff acts as the show’s center, trying to keep his love life in order while supporting his friends, Agustin and Dom, along the way.

In an interview with ETonline, Groff looks back on his early days on Broadway, reflects on the controversy surrounding his guest role on Glee, and chats candidly about Looking’s sex scenes.

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Glee fans, it’s time to play “Guess Who: Double-Wedding Edition”!

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Naya Rivera on Friday posted a picture of a wedding veil on Instagram, teasing an “exciting day on the set of Glee,” but TVLine has learned exclusively that Santana and (presumably) Brittany won’t be the only gleeks tying the knot in the Fox comedy’s final season.

So… which of Glee‘s many fluctuating couples do you think will join Brittana in wedded bliss? Kurt and Blaine? Puck and Quinn? Rachel and Jesse St. James?...

The biggest clown club in America has a bone to pick with Ryan Murphy. And it's not about how Glee went seriously downhill after season one. (What? It's true. Jesse St. James forever and all that.) Clowns of America International is quite perturbed over the portrayal of clowns on American Horror Story: Freak Show. You guys know Twisty, right? There he is. Well, apparently that horrifying version of a clown isn't sitting well with the folks who make clowning around their business. "Hollywood makes money sensationalizing the norm," says Glenn Kohlberger, president of Clowns of America International. "They can take any situation no matter how good or pure and turn it into...

Jonathan Groff wants some more Glee. Lea Michele's Tony-nominated bestie appeared on the hit Fox series as Jesse St. James, a male lead of rival glee club Vocal Adrenaline and a love interest for Rachel Berry. "The clock is ticking," Groff told me this weekend in Atlanta at the Savannah College of Art and Design's aTVfest, where he was promoting his new HBO dramedy, Looking. "I hope so. I have no idea, [but] I would love to go back. I would love to." Looking certainly is no Glee. The series, which premiered last month, centers on a group of gay friends living in San Francisco. (It's been called the gay Girls, Friends and even Seinfeld.) Groff stars as Patrick, a...

In mid-January, Jonathan Groff is singing to me in a Pasadena hotel room. “For the first time in foreverrrrr, there’ll be music there’ll be liiiiiight … ” It’s an impromptu performance of a number he doesn’t sing in Disney’s surprise megahit Frozen; his character, the mountain man Kristoff, gets a mere 51-second lullaby, which I’ve told him is criminal. Those who watched him seduce Rachel as Glee’s diabolical choir boy Jesse St. James (or his Tony Award–nominated performance in Broadway’s Spring Awakening) know his voice is like butter. “I’ll sing the entire score to make it up to you,” Groff offers, only half-joking because he does love to sing. Before our interview, I hear him crooning Stevie Wonder to someone over the phone. He says Frozen’s songwriters Robert Lopez and Kristen Anderson-Lopez tried to write Kristoff a full song but the...

Jonathan Groff received a Tony nomination for his performance as Melchior Gabor in the Broadway musical "Spring Awakening," a role he originated, but if you don't know him from his continuing work on the stage, you might from his playing of fan favorite Jesse St. James on "Glee," his starring turn in David Sedaris adaptation "C.O.G." or his recent voice work on Disney's "Frozen." The hard-working 28-year-old actor is about to be seen in his most ambitious role yet, as one of the leads of "Looking," HBO's hotly anticipated new series about a trio of gay men in San Francisco that was created by Michael Lannan and is executive produced by "Weekend" filmmaker Andrew Haigh, who directed the first three episodes. The series, which premieres this Sunday, January 19th at 10:30pm, presents a warm, naturalistic and very contemporary look at gay life as it really hasn't before been put on the small screen.