Glee is a show that defined a generation. And every time the holidays come around, almost every Gleek is transported back when the Glee Christmas songs and episodes also defined the festive season.

The first 11 tracks are all expected, heard on Glee previously: “Thriller/Heads Will Roll,” “Need You Now,” “She’s Not There,” “Fat Bottomed Girls ...

This week’s episode of Glee focused heavily on Will vs. Sue, as the latter spouted a series of memorable quotes and one-liners. As always, though, the musical comedy also delivered its share of fun ...

Glee had a lot of stuff (and songs) to squeeze into the “Original Song” episode, and as such viewers were treated to the first-ever cold opening in show history. Rather than wasting time on the usual ...

Why has Fox's "Glee" succeeded when so many musical television series have failed? Between the script, the song choices and the cast -- as well as production, marketing and Columbia Records working in ...

Plus, get the best of BroadwayWorld delivered to your inbox, and unlimited access to our editorial content across the globe. To be a fan of "Glee" is to both roast it and defend one's love of it ...

When GLEE returns to FOX on April 12, Will and Holly get romantic, Mercedes goes diva, and Sue forms an anti-glee club alliance. Check out a preview of the Warblers singing Keane's "Somewhere Only We ...

Why We (Still) Love Fleetwood Mac's Rumours, about how a 2011 TV episode helped a classic album reach a new audience ...

Glee wasn’t known for its country music covers. Throughout the show’s six-season run on Fox, the ensemble cast of Lea Michele, the late Cory Monteith, Matthew Morrison, and more tended to lean their ...

Its characters may feel like a bunch of unloved high-school misfits, but the quirky musical TV comedy "Glee" is putting smiles on the faces of music industry executives searching for new revenue in an ...

Songs from the musical comedy Glee are expected to dominate the UK singles chart on Sunday. Journey cover 'Don't Stop Believin', which was featured in the series trailer and final scene, is on course ...

Rachel Kiley is presumably a writer and definitely not a terminator. She can usually be found crying over queerbaiting in the Pitch Perfect franchise or on Twitter, if not both.