Whether its ‘Don’t Stop Believin’,’ ‘Single Ladies’ or ‘Slave 4 U,’ I say what better way to ease the transition into re-runs of ‘Glee’ this summer then with a high-energy concert of all your favorite ‘Glee’ hits with all your favorite ‘Glee’ kids.

I’ll admit I don’t watch Glee every week, but when I catch it I am very entertained with the exploits of Finn, Rachel, Brittany and the rest of the gang. However, all I want now is to get a hold of all the Glee DVDs and CDs I can, because the Glee Live! tour sponsored by Samsung and AT&T was spectacular. This Memorial Day weekend the kids of McKinley High had the Staples Center rocking — but my favorite by far was Heather Morris.

We’ve talked a lot about Britney Spears‘s recent performances — lots of people say she can’t dance anymore, she lip syncs or is pretty much a robot on stage — but I felt like I was watching her flawless performances 10 years ago when I saw Heather performing “Slave 4 U” on tour. It’s obvious there is an easy way to edit people to look good on screen, but Heather, 24, proved she doesn’t need camera tricks to perform like the biggest pop star in the world. She owns it!

But the fun didn’t end there — whether it was Rebecca Black‘s “Friday,” Beyonce‘s “Single Ladies” or an appearance by Darren Criss and The Warblers singing Katy Perry‘s “Teenage Dream,” the concert impressed me beyond anything I ever expected or imagined. And I wasn’t alone, 20,000 Gleeks were singing along as the actors performed their hearts out.

I highly recommend the show. If you don’t have tickets make sure you get them ASAP!

So HollywoodLifers, will you be going to the Glee Live! concert when it hits your town? Who are you most looking forward to seeing? Sound off below!

Russ Weakland

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There go your rollover minutes, Tiger!

AT&T is officially clicking off on their endorsement deal with Tiger Woods. The phone company announced the split in a brief statement today, Dec. 31, saying that they “wish him well in the future.”

That future, unfortunately, is looking grim for the golfer, at least when it comes to his sponsorship deals. Not only has he been dropped by AT&T, he was also cut off by Gillette and Accenture, while Swiss watchmaker Tag Heuer said it would “downscale” Tiger’s appearance in their ads.

Although he now stands to lose major endorsement deal bucks, it isn’t just Tiger’s wallet that will be hurting. The cell phone company won’t be sponsoring Tiger Jam — an annual charity event in Las Vegas that raises money for his Tiger Woods Foundation — anymore either!

On the bright side, one of Tiger’s other main sponsors, Nike, is still ‘just doing it’ with the golfer. The athletic brand has stood firmly by him since his image was tarnished in the wake of multiple extramarital affairs.

Not the best birthday present for Tiger, who turned 34 yesterday, Dec. 30, is it?

Get More on Tiger Woods and his endorsement deals:

1. Ouch! Gillette Cuts Tiger Woods’ Advertisements!
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3. Tag Heuer To Tiger Woods: Sorry, We Don’t Have That Much Time For You

Are you surprised it took this long for Tag Heuer to respond to Tiger?

Yet another one of Tiger Woods‘ sponsors is rethinking its relationship with the gofer. Just one week after Gillette cut the golfer from their ad campaign, Swiss watch maker Tag Heuer is jumping on the bandwagon and says it’ll “downscale” its use of Tiger in their ads — but not drop him completely.

On Dec. 10, Australian Tag Heuer stores took down their Tiger posters but at the time said it was routine for them to switch ads four or five times a year. Now they’re finally admitting Americans won’t be seeing him represent the company as much as he did before due “to recent events,” CEO Jean-Christophe Babin said.

But the luxury watch maker does join a growing list of previous Tiger supporters who are now distance themselves from the golf world’s former Golden Boy. Gatorade dropped its line of Tiger-inspired drinks, AT&T was reportedly evaluating their relationship with him and consulting firm Accenture said he was no longer the right representative. The good news for Tiger: Nike has stuck by him since news broke of his alleged affairs.

Which one of Tiger’s other endorsements do you think he’ll lose next?

Get More on Tiger Woods’ endorsements:

1. Tiger — Who Needs Accenture & Gillette? NYC’s Scores Wants You to Handle Their Strippers!
2. Ouch! Gillette Cuts Tiger Woods’ Advertisements!
3. Tiger Woods — Tag Heuer, Another One of Your Big Sponsors, Has No More Time For Your Sexcapades

He may be a bad hubby, but Tiger Woods is still a great advertisement!

For all of you wondering what is going to happen to Tiger Woods, financially, after this major debocle in his personal life, we have the answer: nothing.

Besides possibly having to pay his wife Elin Noredegren a couple million more than he originally promised, Tiger won’t lose any cash from his endorsements or sponsors, according to Ryan Schinman, the CEO Platinum Rye Entertainment, a company which Forbes named “the single largest buyer of celebrity talent in the world.”

“Do not expect Tiger to lose a single endorsement deal in the near future,” Schinman says. “Tiger Woods is the world’s first billion dollar athlete, and his sponsors will stand by him because these companies still want the promotion and publicity that Tiger gives them. He is the single highest paid endorser in the world of sports, period and each one of his deals are multi million dollar contracts.  And now more than ever, people are going to be watching him play.”

Schinman also gives us some insight into Tiger’s deals with companies like AT&T, Gatorade, Tagheuer watches, American Express, and Nike.  ”Tiger has no short-term deals; everything his team does is long-term, multi-faceted – meaning most of his deals are more than just print and TV advertisement.  They may also include radio, PR initiatives, and signage on his equipment.”

And his sponsors are more devoted to Tiger than he is to his wife!  ”He has long term relationships with his sponsors. They know him, they love the publicity he has given them, and they are standing by him.”