Glee

Five couples enter, only one will leave in this ‘Glee’ episode devoted to breakups. With the majority of the cast of characters in committed relationships, season four was due for some shake-ups and breakups, giving the plot some much needed tension before its month long break.

Before the first season of 'American Horror Story' hit the air, Ryan Murphy fans questioned whether he'd have enough time to manage it alongside FOX's 'Glee.'  When 'The New Normal' went to series at NBC, people questioned whether he'd have time fore it, 'Glee,' and 'American Horror Story.'  Now, Murphy's time will become even more precious as he develops a new hourlong drama with FOX, and yet ano

This week's episode of 'Glee' is called 'The Break-Up,' and it features the show's core couples dealing with serious relationship drama. The cast perform some of the most powerful break-up songs of the past two decades on the show.

Potential heartbreak alert: Rachel, Finn, Kurt and Blaine team up to sing No Doubt's breakup anthem 'Don't Speak' in the 'Break Up' episode of 'Glee,' which could be another sign that beloved couples Finchel and Klaine may not survive.

Get those tissues ready, Gleeks. There's high drama on next week's episode that could involve the end of two of the show's long-running couples. The latest 'Glee' promo shows both Klaine and Finchel having serious issues. The episode is called 'The Break Up,' so clearly someone's relationship isn't going to survive.

‘Glee’ is first and foremost about change and growth, with this episode taking the theme and literally running with it. Three cast members receive perception-altering makeovers which change their peers’ views on them in the political lime-light, and for one character, in her love life.

With the presidential election year in full swing, ‘Glee’ embraces the red, white and blue with a run for senior class president by Brittany (Heather Morris) and Blaine (Darren Criss). Joined by Artie (Kevin McHale) and Sam (Chord Overstreet) respectively, political jokes abound and a few cast members get a perception altering makeover.

After spending what seemed like an entire summer of promos featuring Kate Hudson's 'Glee' season 4 character Cassandra July torture Rachel Berry, the time is almost upon us for the FOX musical hit's fourth year to drop its other big guest star on us: 'Sex and the City's Sarah Jessica Parker!  Playing Isabelle Wright, Kurt's new boss, fashion guru and editor of Vogue.com, check out the first look a

From a musical perspective, it would be hard to top last week's 'Britney 2.0' edition of 'Glee,' with its eight epic Britney Spears tracks. This week's 'Makeover' episode features only four songs weaved into a story about Blaine running for student council president and trying to makeover his running mate Sam into a serious, mature candidate.

In this second Britney Spears focused ‘Glee’ episode of the series, Brittany S. Pierce (Heather Morris) attempts to get her place back in the spotlight by using tactics gleaned from her idol. Relying on the character’s trademark ditziness and a parody of the pop-star’s tabloid antics, this episode explores the public persona of Britney.