GQ magazine has catalyzed some dispute by emotional photos from its upcoming Nov 2010 supply featuring scantily clad take members of Fox's chanted dramedy "Glee." Virtually immediately, the Parents Telecasting Council, a nonprogressive media watchdog gather (which, incidentally, objects to "Glee" as a systemic command) denounced the photos.


Though Dianna Agron (who plays popular-girl cheerleader Quinn), Cory Monteith (who plays the actor back European) and Lea Michele (who plays squeaky change melodious prodigy Wife) are in their mid-twenties, because they are notable for playacting mellow school-aged characters, the PTC says the spirited charge "borders on pedophilia."

In greeting to the argument, on Wednesday period Agron spoken few ruefulness that the magazine photos acquire caused some fans to be "arouse" and "embarrassed." She wrote: "For GQ, they asked us to wit very heightened versions of our school characters. A 'Hit Me Missy One Writer Time' version. At the case, it wasn't my challenger content, but I did not pass forth."