Glee's Dianna Agron flaunts her newly cropped blonde hair as she celebrates the season's end

By DAILY MAIL REPORTER

I love my new hair! A delighted Dianna Agron leaves a salon in West Hollywood today


She is known for her trademark tumbling blonde locks playing Quinn Fabray on the hit TV show Glee.

But it appears Dianna Agron has long been eager to try a much shorter style.

And after celebrating the end of Season Two by slashing off her hair, the 24-year-old appeared delighted with her newly short locks today.


Time for a change: The actress lopped off her hair when filming concluded


Flicking her hair around her head, a smiling Dianna left the salon after dropping back in this morning.

She shared a video of her haircut on her official Tumblr account.

'Is this going to be too short?' her hairdresser is seen asking her in the clip.
'No, I don't think so. Do you guys think so?' she asked her fans.

After the stylist has gone to work snipping inches off the starlet's hair, Dianna is clearly ecstatic.

'I'm so happy!' she screams.


Black and white beauty: Celebrity photographer Tyler Shields captured Dianna's haircut just after she'd had the chop


She wrote: 'Season 2 wrap. A remedy to the seven-year itch. Finally!'

Last month, the Glee gang were spotted filming final scenes for this season's finale in New York.



The big chop: After wrapping Season Two of hit show Glee, Agron shared a video of her getting her hair cut with fans


One happy customer: Dianna was clearly ecstatic with the stylist's work


Led by Lea Michele, who plays Rachel, the ladies danced their way round Washington Square Park.

And they looked like they were having a great time as they skipped and tapped and sang their hearts out.

Lea, 24, was joined by her female co-stars, Dianna, Ashley Fink, who plays Lauren, Heather Morris, who plays Brittany, and Jenna Ushkowitz, who plays Tina.


Long locks: Dianna is known for her trademark tumbling blonde locks playing Quinn Fabray on Glee


Wrapping up: The Glee gang including Dianna, pictured left, were spotted filming final scenes for this season's finale at the end of last month in New York


Also in the line-up were Naya Rivera, who plays Santana, and Amber Riley, who stars as Mercedes.

All wore brightly-coloured clothes which stood out in the spring sunshine as they danced round the famous arch and across the park.

They were joined by their male co-stars Corey Monteith, who plays Finn, Kevin McHale who plays Artie, Mark Salling, who plays Puck, Harry Shum Jnr, who plays Mike, Chris Colfer, who plays Kurt, and Chord Overstreet who plays Sam.


Outdoor shoot: The cast pose for a picture during filming


And they soon became the centre of attention as scores of fans, tourists and curious onlookers stopped to watch them filming.

The cast were in Big Apple for some time, as they shot scenes which will show the New Directions Glee club head to Manhattan for a competition.

They spent several days in the same clothes but they have managed a few other wardrobe changes for scenes filmed in Central Park and outside the jewellers Tiffany's.



Sword of truth: Tyler Shields also photographed a dagger with a lock of Dianna's hair


source: dailymail

Dianna Agron increíble , lo dice Alex Pettyfer

Eso ha dicho el que supongo es actual pareja de Diana, el británico Alex Pettyfer.
En una entrevista con Ellen DeGeneres.


Alex Pettyfer es muy guapo, 20 años, conoció a Diana en el rodaje de "Am Number Four".
Alex Pettyfer dice que su relación con Dianna Agron es poco menos que increíble.
Mira que bien...
Y sigue : "Ella es una chica muy agradable. Estoy muy feliz en mi vida personal ".
Las pasiones de la juventud unidas a la ignorancia, hacen decir muchas cosas.
Por Dios, que bellezón...

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Algunas estrellas de "Glee", como Dianna Agron, firmaron un contrato, por el cual están practicamente obligados a participar , si se llevara a cabo el proyecto, en películas basadas en "Glee", informa HollywoodLife.com
Se especula que sería una trilogía, y eso es de momento, una especulación, aunque bastante factible en un futuro más o menos próximo.
Pues que ilusión, oiga.

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'Glee' is Fox's Answer to Disney's 'High School Musical'

Fox is again giving its viewers a new, delightful promising program that will surely capture the heart of teens and young alikes.

"Glee" is a little dark musical comedy tv series set within the fictional William McKinley High School in Lima, Ohio and revolves around a high school show choir, also known as the glee club. It is like a combination of Disney's 'High School Musical' and the famous musical movie 'Fame'.

It stars Dianna Agron, Chris Colfer, Jessalyn Gilsig, Jane Lynch, Jayma Mays, Kevin McHale, Lea Michele (Teen Choice nominee for Breakout Female), Cory Monteith (Teen Choice nominee for Breakout Male), Matthew Morrison, Amber Riley, Mark Salling and Jenna Ushkowitz.

A pilot episode of the show was broadcast after American Idol on May 19, 2009, and raked an incredibly high 10 million viewers at average. The rest of the season will begin airing on September 16, 2009.

The show was created by Ryan Murphy, Brad Falchuk and Ian Brennan, and originally envisioned as a film rather than a TV series. Murphy selects all music featured within the series himself, and intends to maintain a balance between show tunes and chart hits. Because of the extensive choreography necessary to stage the show’s musical numbers, episodes can take up to 10 days to film, and cost over $3 million to produce.

Critical response for program was mixed, with The New York Times’ Alessandra Stanley highlighting the episode’s unoriginality and stereotyped characters, but praising the showmanship and talent of the cast. The Daily News’ David Hinckley opined that the show was imperfect and implausible but "potentially heartwarming", while USA Today’s Robert Bianco noted casting and tone problems, but commented positively on the show’s humor and musical performances. Mary McNamara for the LA Times wrote that the show had a wide audience appeal, calling it "the first show in a long time that’s just plain full-throttle, no-guilty-pleasure-rationalizations-necessary fun."

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Will 'Glee' surpass or even equal the popularity made by 'High School Musical'? What do you think?