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Which Glee kids will still be famous when the show ends?
—Corinne Huntley, via Facebook

Now, I cannot predict the fate of Miss Quinn Fabray following her smashing text-and-drive cliffhanger. But the least I can do is help you sort out her off-screen future, as well as that of her fellow cast mates.

According to my research, Dianna Agron is not currently a fave in the Most Likely to Succeed category, but I know who is:

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And it’s not any of the students!

According to the Q Scores company, which measures the ever-changing recognizability and appeal of celebrities, Matthew Morrison has the highest such rating among the main cast members. That makes him the actor with the most potential, should the show ever die.

(I am not talking about the future of Jane Lynch, who was famous before Glee and will be famous after, as she is eternally fabulous. According to another company, E-Poll Market Research, Lynch has the highest awareness and appeal out of all of ‘em, with an E-Score of 88 percent!) 

“Matthew Morrison leads the way with a 28 Positive Q Score, meaning that 28 percent of the population familiar with him say he is ‘one of their favorite” personalities’,” says Henry Schafer, the company’s executive vice president. “He has a very slight edge over Lea Michele and Amber Riley.”

Also, unlike Agron, Riley, Mark Salling and Chord Overstreet, Morrison has a major film project in his future: a part in the Cameron Diaz flick What To Expect When You’re Expecting.

E-Poll has a second odds-on current favorite: Lea Michele. She ties Morrison in E-Poll data (though she trails on Q Scores).

She also has a splashy upcoming project, as a voice in the movie Dorothy of Oz. There’s also chatter about a Spring Awakening movie, but that’s far from a done deal. Still, future projects are always a good sign that a celeb’s fame isn’t fleeting, at least, not right away.

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Morrison, Michele and Riley all have above-average Q Scores, Schafer tells me, along with two other Gleeks: Chris Colfer and Salling.

Of those two guys, Colfer’s career seems more promising. Like I said, Salling has no other outside projects in the can, while Colfer does, in a big way. Colfer wrote, produced and stars in the upcoming flick Struck by Lightning, due out this year. Enterprise is another sign of future promise: A kid who has hustle will always last longer in this biz.

As for Cory Monteith, Overstreet and Darren Criss, they all have Q Scores closer to average, Schafer tells me. Criss, of course, has a history of success on Broadway that could get him more work if Glee sunsets. He also has two small parts in upcoming films, but nothing as major as the projects attached to Michele, Morrison or Colfer.

Of all of the above cast members, there’s one whose career seems the most up in the air: Agron.

According to some polls, she has the lowest appeal among the entire Glee cast, while other data places her near the highest. Maybe she’s just the gal we love to hate…while she sings.

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49 people were killed and at least 550 more were injured when a commuter train slammed into the end of the line barrier at a station in Buenos Aires, Argentina. The train crash occurred Wednesday morning, and has left Argentina in a state of shock and mourning, as this is the country’s worst train accident in decades (the last being an accident that killed 200people in 1970).

President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner has declared a two day mourning period for the victims of the crash, and made the following statement: “The government and people of Argentina give their solidarity and weigh the pain felt by the families of the victims.”

Argentina’s transportation secretary, J.P. Schiavi, told reporters at the scene that the train came into the station too fast, hitting a shock absorbing barrier at the end of the platform, going about 16 mph (26 kph). The force of the impact was enough to smash the front of the engine and crush the lead cars behind it. One of the lead cars penetrated almost 20 feet (six meters) into the car in front of it. Federal Police spokesman Fernando Sostre said that this was the area where they discovered the most fatalities.

City health minister Jorge Lemus stated that about 200 people had serious injuries as a result of the train crash, while Telam reported that more than 460 were hospitalized, their families flooding emergency rooms to wait for news of their loved ones.

Witnesses described the train accident, saying that the impact sounded like a bomb going off. One witness, who called himself Esteban, told the state news agency that, ”Suddenly I heard a bang, and many people fell on top of me. I think I had more than 10 people above me. I got out as quickly as I could. I only saw injured people and heard screams.”

Investigations into what caused the Buenos Aires train accident are ongoing, although some people, like political party opposition leader Ricardo Alfonsin, are blaming the state for not providing enough funds to maintain the commuter trains.

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Brandy’s daughter Sy’rai, 9½ (dad is her ex, producer Robert Smith), has the talent to follow in Mom’s footsteps, but the singer isn’t ready to let her — yet.

“She’s into her school work and her education but singing is all she does, watching videos and making up routines,” Brandy tells PEOPLE. “I’m seeing the signs, but I want her to hold on a little longer and have a regular childhood.”

“Rodney is a drummer,” Monica explains of her eldest son (dad is her ex, rapper Rocko Hill). “He is only 6½ and is in the third grade. He wants to go to college like [my husband] Shannon and he’s serious about musical intent — he plays his drums daily and asks for lessons.”

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“He asked me, ‘Can you call Travis Barker and have him come give me drum lessons?’” says Monica, who recently ran into the Blink-182 drummer at an awards show and showed him a video of her son playing during his school talent show.

As for her youngest? “My 4-year-old [Romelo] is everything from an acrobat to a soccer player. He is a live wire! He’s sociable like me, a free spirit — all over the place!” she laughs.

And with both Brandy and Monica in loving, committed relationships (Brandy’s dating music publisher Ryan Press, 32; Monica wed NBA star Brown in November 2010), they hope to become mothers again.

“Oh yes,” says Brandy. “Absolutely,” adds Monica, who hopes for “maybe two or three” kids with her husband.

Till then, both are planning play dates at Chuck E. Cheese, hoping to hit the road together this summer and relishing their renewed friendship.

“I just feel blessed,” notes Monica, whose album New Life is out April 10. “We had to get here as people first before we could do anything musically [again] and be the artists that we are, the mothers that we are.”

Brandy, who plans to release a new record this summer, sums it up: “We are ready to sing!”

For more on Brandy and Monica’s lives now and their last moments with their friend Whitney Houston, pick up the new issue of PEOPLE, on newsstands Friday.

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Perfect for spring, the red hot bottoms are a fun way make your little tyke’s outfits pop. Ready to shop? We’ve rounded up our top picks — for every budget — below.

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Take his pint-size punk rock style up a notch with Munster‘s overdyed Rocket Red Jeans ($ 76 – $ 82). Plus, these cotton blend bottoms have a little stretch so they’re extra comfy.

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From the skinny cut to the deep rich color, Volcom Kids‘s Twill Pants ($ 25) are sure to become a fast favorite.

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Stylin’ your lil guy on a budget? Our pick: Company Kids‘s Boys Colored Denim ($ 12).

Also available in grayish blue, the jeans even include an adjustable waistband for a snug fit.

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Mason Disick will have a little sister this summer. His mommy Kourntey Kardashian and daddy Scott Disick have announced that their second child is a girl. Word on the street is the little baby girl is set to arrive in July.

The soon to be parents of two released this statement regarding the news that their next nursery will be pink.

We feel so blessed to be having a little girl and to be able to share this new experience with Mason.”

In true Kardashian style the announcement was well over the top. Not only did Kourtney and her momager Kris Jenner share the news on Twitter but the oldest Kardashian graces the cover of OK Magazine this week with the headline “I Am Having A Girl.”

Not really all that surprising that Kourt & Scott found out the sex of baby number two, they did with Mason as well. I am just wondering if the birth of their daughter will be shared with the world via one of the Kardashian reality shows like their son’s was or if they will keep this one private. I admit I am hoping they share it. I know kind of creepy of me but as you all know I am huge fan of anything Kardashian. In fact I wouldn’t be surprised if somehow the expanding of their family doesn’t give Scott and Kourtney their own spin-off show, yep I can see it now.

Anyway a big congrats goes out to the Kardashian and Disick families as they anticipate the arrival of a baby girl.

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As if Mayor V needed more flack.

​We just lost two soldiers to L.A. Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa’s bulging press office.

Whoever predicted that L.A.’s best journalists might all soon be working for the enemy, tempted by a secure job and cush benefits amid this Great Recession and death o’ journalism: You were right.

“Two new communications staffers joined Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa’s press office this week” …

… reports City News Service. Their names are Amanda Parsons, a current entertainment reporter for the OC Weekly (the LA Weekly‘s sister paper in our bordering county of Kristin Cavalaris and racist politicians), and, more surprisingly, Vicki Curry, a longtime producer for “SoCal Connected,” our favorite local show on government accountability.

Which makes Villaraigosa an unlikely new employer – because when it comes to accountability, Mayor Vanishing Veracity has proven to be one of the worst.

City News reports that Curry “won four Emmy Awards and six Golden Mike Awards for her reporting.” Now, she’s either going to be every newspaper’s best friend — telling us all what’s really going on at City Hall — or her award-winning talent will be wasted on more, uh, mayoral YouTube responses to Conan O’Brien.

The mayor’s communications office already has about 10 staffers, says someone who works in the office, but who later tells us that he cannot be quoted on the record. And that doesn’t include the mayor’s “new media” office, which handles Twitter, Facebook and other social-media stuff.

[Update: Peter Sanders, the mayor's senior press secretary, says via email, "We have six people in the press office and two in the 'new media' office." Back in May 2011, LA Weekly reporter Patrick Range McDonald found that of almost 200 mayoral staffers (no joke), "nine employees work in his press office, three on 'new media.']

The ultimate irony in all of this: Due to insufficient funding, SoCal Connected had its shortest run ever this season, despite heaps of accolades for an expose on corruption at the L.A. housing authority. (Part of which Mayor Villaraigosa knew about.)

WTF! Pretty soon, the only news blogs of records will be taxpayer-funded, politically lilted ones that belong to our elected officials, a la Zev’s Blog. Because even though there’s allegedly negative money in city/county/state coffers, there’s somehow still enough to keep the damage-control room fully staffed.

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