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 ...

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 ...

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. THEATRICAL societies across Sydney are calling it the ''Glee effect'' as they are swamped by young people trying out for musicals. The ...

Glee remains one of the most emblematic shows of late 2000s TV. Created by Ryan Murphy, Brad Falchuk, and Ian Brennan and starring an ensemble cast led by Matthew Morrison, Jane Lynch, and Lea Michele ...

LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Quirky musical TV comedy "Glee" returned to Fox this week after four months off-air with nine new episodes, including a highly-anticipated program featuring the show's unique ...

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 ...

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's executive producer Ian Brennan has revealed that he is not worried about NBC's new musical Smash. Speaking to Digital Spy at the Monte Carlo Television Festival, Brennan explained that having ...

LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - 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 ...

TV shows aren’t easy to make. The work that goes into bringing some details to life can make production a bit costly. However, some shows go the extra mile to make sure their viewers get the best of ...

On the evening of Nov. 4, a deluge of paper airplanes, balloons, and Yale transfer applications were launched from every corner of the Richardson Auditorium. The items converged on the performers ...