Criss, Colfer Cozy Up for Duet

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 Criss, Colfer Cozy Up for Duet
 
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          Dec 03, 2010
          
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Glee stars Chris Colfer and Darren Criss team up for a flirty
duet of the romantic holiday standard "Baby, It's Cold Outside" in a
sneak peek at next Tuesday's episode. There's been much speculation that their characters Kurt and Blaine, respectively, will become boyfriends during the season.

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