Throng

Several of the Glee cast members are believed to be furious with Sony over unpaid royalties which they believe they are entitled to.

Sony allegedly hasn’t paid a dime to several of the cast members of the hit musical series for their work on the show’s soundtrack Glee: The Music – Journey to Regionals.

Although the album hit number 1 on the Billboard album charts, several members are claiming Sony has stiffed them out of profits.

Mark Salling, who plays Puck on the show, says he has received nothing from the music giant while Cory Monteith (Finn) says he only “got 400 bucks from it going number 1, but you know what, that’s OK, because if I’m patient, and this thing does really well, maybe I’ll see another 400 bucks.”

The feud is also spilling over to the cast’s solo careers with several Glee members signing record deals with other labels out of spite.

TV3’s Modern Family proved the big television winner at the 62nd Primetime Emmy Awards today, after scooping three golden statuettes.

As well as taking home the Best Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series and Outstanding Writing for a Comedy Series gongs; Modern Family walked away with the top prize of Outstanding Comedy Series.

C4’s Breaking Bad continued its Emmy success with Bryan Cranston winning the Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama Series award for the third consecutive year running. Aaron Paul added to the Breaking Bad award tally after he took out the category for Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Drama Series.

Modern Family, Mad Men and Glee were the big winners at the recent 2010 Primetime Emmy Awards, each taking out a handful of categories.

New comedy Modern Family claimed the Outstanding Comedy Series title over the likes of 30 Rock, Glee and The Office as well as taking home the Outstanding Writing category for its pilot episode.

Actor Eric Stonestreet won Outstanding Supporting Actor for his role in the show as Cameron Tucker ahead of fellow cast member Ty Burrell.

Drama series Mad Men took out the Outstanding Drama category as well as the writing equivalent.

The night was kind to Glee cast members with Jane Lynch claiming the Outstanding Supporting Actress title and Neil Patrick Harris taking home the Outstanding Guest Actor trophy.

Showrunner Ryan Murphy also claimed the Outstanding director Emmy for his role in bringing Glee to the screen.

The winners from today's 2010 Primetime Emmy Awards.

An Idiot Abroad trailer

The first trailer for Ricky Gervais and Stephen Merchant's new series An Idiot Abroad has been released, which centres on collaborator Karl Pilkington's hilarious adventures in foreign lands.

More Billy Joel music to feature on Glee

More Billy Joel music will pop up in the second season of Glee after the singer agreed to its use. Joel’s Piano Man featured in the first season in a duet sung by guest Neil Patrick Harris and Matthew Morrison.

Matt Newton quits The X Factor

Underbelly actor Matt Newton has been forced to withdraw as host of the upcoming X Factor Australia after being readmitted to rehab in Melbourne. The actor, who featured on the second season of Underbelly, has had a history of drug and alcohol related problems.

The Stig unmasked?

Newspapers in the UK are reporting that the identity of The Stig from BBC’s Top Gear programme has been uncovered thanks to information garnered from a set of company accounts. The driver is said to be ex-Formula Three racer Ben Collins whose company made significantly more money after providing “driving services for the BBC, mainly in the Top Gear programme”.

Britney Spears just posted this pic on Twitter of her and Glee cast member Heather Morris (Brittany) on the set of the musical series earlier this week.

The pair feature on an upcoming episode where Brittany performs several of the pop star's hits.

After weeks of rumours, Glee creator Ryan Murphy has finally confirmed that Paul McCartney’s music will feature in the show’s second season.

Last month Murphy announced that McCartney had sent him samples of his music for consideration for the hit series.

Murphy has since confirmed to Rolling Stone that the ex-Beatles member will have his tracks in the show.

"I was gobsmacked... so of course we are going to do something with him," he said.

Of course, as with any Glee news, Murphy will keep fans waiting by holding back whether only McCartney’s music will feature or whether the man himself will make a guest appearance.