Apparently, pretty runs in Blaine’s family: White Collar hunk Matt Bomer is nearing a deal to guest-star in an April episode of “Glee” as the Warbler’s older brother.

This is big for a number of reasons. Among them:? Since this will be the first time we meet any of the other Andersons, we might finally learn a bit about Blaine’s apparently gorgeous kin.

This will also be the first time a lot of people will get to hear Bomer sing — because yes, natch, his character will get in on his sib’s musical number.

Source: TV Line

You can now download and listen to Matt’s Q&A with fans at the Soho Apple Store from January 16th for free.

I added 357 “White Collar” Episode 3×12 captures and will post video clips soon.

I added 20 “White Collar” Episode 3×13 stills to the gallery.

Thanks to my friend clichejuice for sending them to me!

Update: Here are Matt’s 2 promos that aired tonight.

I added 150 more photos of Matt from various events to the gallery. Thanks to Laura for donating 1 photo from the “In Time” premiere and for alerting me about Matt attending the 2012 NFLPA Pulse Awards yesterday. I would also like to thank Verena and Stephanie for donating a majority of the rest of the photos!

Update: Thanks to Crayen, Matt’s photos from NBC’s Today show have been replaced with HQ versions.

PS: We have now reached 42,000+ images in the gallery!

I added 2 scans of Matt with Joe Manganiello from the January 27th issue of Entertainment Weekly.

Congratulations Matt on your new film project!

Julia Roberts and Alec Baldwin, plus White Collar star Matt Bomer and Big Bang Theory’s Jim Parsons, are joining Mark Ruffalo in the autobiographical drama, written by Larry Kramer, that details the rise of HIV/AIDS in New York’s gay community in the 1980s. Murphy, who hit mainstream success with Glee, is directing from a script by Kramer.

Ryan Murphy is putting together an all-star cast for his latest film project, the big-screen adaptation of the Tony Award-winning drama The Normal Heart, being produced by Brad Pitt’s Plan B shingle.

The play won the Tony for best revival last year, as well as best supporting actor and best supporting actress (for John Benjamin Hickey and Ellen Barkin, respectively). It also garnered nominations for best actor and best directing. It was originally staged Off-Broadway in 1985 and has seen several revivals in London and Los Angeles.

Bomer’s character is that of Felix Turner, a gay fashion journalist who becomes Week’s boyfriend and tragically contracts the disease. Bomer will be stepping into the shoes that won Hickey his Tony.

You can read the entire article here.

Matt and Mark Feuerstein hosted an intimate dinner on January 17th to celebrate the winter return of USA Network’s hit series “White Collar” and “Royal Pains”. Thanks to my friend Claudia for donating the photos!

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