The musical drama 'Glee' is pretty hip right now. But does that coolness transfer over to one of the show's stars?

On 'The Late Late Show' (weeknights, 12:37AM ET on CBS), Craig Ferguson talked with Jayma Mays -- who plays the OCD-afflicted guidance counselor on 'Glee.' While asking Jayma about her odd first name, Craig learned that Jayma's parents were wannabe hippies who simply made the name up. The hippie thing was strike one against Ms. Mays (the host isn't a fan of them). "Not cool," he said.

Craig gave Jayma another chance to show she was "cool." He placed a dollar bill on his desk and told the actress not to steal it. Unfortunately, Jayma failed this test as well.

'Glee' paid tribute to 'The Rocky Horror Picture Show' tonight with its special Halloween episode, 'The Rocky Horror Glee Show.' But, what cast did the 'Time Warp' better?

In one corner we have Barry Bostwick, Susan Sarandon, Tim Curry and the rest of the cast of the original 'Rocky Horror.' In the next, we have Lea Michele, Chris Colfer, Dianna Agron and the rest of the cast of 'Glee.'

Watch both versions below and tell us who does it better in the comments section!

On the latest 'Chelsea Lately' (weeknights, 11PM ET on E!) host Chelsea Handler revealed what she was looking for in a man. Although Chelsea is rumored to be currently dating rapper 50 Cent, her description of an ideal mate was slightly different from her current supposed "partner."

Handler welcomed guest Julian McMahon onto her show. And she seemed a bit smitten with the Australian actor. McMahon discussed his appearance in an upcoming charity performance of 'The Rocky Horror Picture Show.' Among his co-stars are cast members from 'Glee,' and actor Danny DeVito. When DeVito's name was mentioned, Chelsea seemed to perk up. "I like that little 'nugget,'" she said.

Last year, all the citizens of Transsexual, Transylvania felt a collective disturbance in their fandom force. MTV had announced that they were going to do a remake of the classic cult film, The Rocky Horror Picture Show. Not only would this be completely unnecessary, but it actually kind of hurt every Rocky fan's soul to hear it. Rocky Horror needs no remake because it never becomes dated. It's so far removed from, well, everything ever, it still holds up perfectly, happily doing the Time Warp again and again in its own little universe.

Well, maybe MTV got lazy or maybe they got freaked out about the insane amount of Internet sad-chatter against the idea of the new version, but MTV's Rocky Horror remake is on hold. Rejoice and prod a gold underwear-clad Adonis with a standing candelabra.