Wow – the women looked absolutely stunning at last night’s Golden Globes! Here are a few of my favorites! (Eva Longoria wore one of my favorite dresses of the night!)

Pictured below: Eva Longoria, Kelly Osbourne, Guilana Rancic, Melissa Leo, Olivia Wilde, Edie Falco, Julia Stiles, Piper Perabo, Maria Menounos, Hailee Steinfeld, Jessalyn Gilsig, Jayma Mayes, Julianne Hough, Dianna Agron and Carrie Underwood.

Dianna Agron blogged about the controversy Wednesday night, apologizing to anyone who might be “hurt” or “uncomfortable” by the shot. She stressed, “We are not the first” public figures to pose provocatively.

“Nobody is perfect, and these photos do not represent who I am,” she wrote, adding that GQ “asked us to play very heightened versions of our school characters. A ‘Hit Me Baby One More Time’ version. At the time, it wasn’t my favorite idea, but I did not walk away.”

If parents are upset over the magazine, it is their job to keep it away from their children, not hers.

“If your 8-year-old has a copy of our GQ cover in hand, again I am sorry,” she wrote. “But I would have to ask, how on earth did it get there?”

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Here are more pictures from the Glee photo shoot I posted earlier this morning. Lea Michele certainly looks comfortable posing in her underwear! While I know she’s 24 in real life, she plays a young teenager on FOX’s hit, Glee. Awkward!

See the cover, and several other pictures from the shoot

What does Lea say about the provocative photo spread? (No pun intended)

“I don’t know how they got me to do half the stuff I did.” Michele says. “But I was in really good shape this summer, so … ”

Dianna Agron admits “I’ve never been shot in so little clothing.”

When I first saw these pictures this morning online, I thought they were a bit too steamy! Maybe I’m just showing my age, here, but aren’t these pictures a bit naughty? I know they’re not teenagers in real life, but they play teenagers on TV. I’m not sure that spreading your legs in your underwear is in good taste.

Glee stars Cory Monteith, Lea Michele and Dianna Agron are on the cover of the latest GQ Magazine.

Finn’s look started out “pretty bland, like the nerdy character Brad is,” says costume designer Lou Eyrich. But once Cory Monteith put on the black-rimmed glasses and got a side part in his hair, he transformed. “Cory’s just a big goofy nerd and so is Brad,” says Colfer. “He was perfect.”

When Puck drops out of the production, John Stamos’ Dr. Carl fills in — crashing his motorcycle through a stage wall. Since it’s difficult to imagine hunky John mimicking a role played in the film by Meat Loaf, Carl does “his own sexy version of Eddie to intimidate Will [Matthew Morrison],” says Eyrich. “It was actually John’s idea to do a take-off on Elvis’ leather-suit look from his 1968 TV special.”

“Here, Quinn [Dianna Agron] is one of the partygoers for our big ‘Time Warp’ dance scene,” says Eyrich. “When the hairstylists told us they wanted to give Dianna a pink wig, we gave her a pink top and glittery hat. To make it more youthful, we used a high-waisted pant from H&M and a gold cummerbund.” Quinn does double duty in the production, joining Santana (Naya Rivera) as dual versions of kinky-wigged domestic Magenta.

“At first, Sam [Chord Overstreet] is wearing tiny little gold shorts, but then they decide that’s maybe not appropriate for a school play, so he ends up in these gold board shorts and tank top,” explains Eyrich. Overstreet was shocked when he saw what little he’d be wearing. “He was a really good sport but hit the gym extra hard,” adds Eyrich. But Colfer has no sympathy: “Ha! Take that, new guy!” Glee Rocky Horror Picture Show

“Riff Raff is the best character, and everyone was amazed at how incredible the makeup was,” says Colfer. “I was mistaken for a blonde woman a couple times. All I kept thinking was, ‘You did this to yourself, Chris.’”

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