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After doing a Nicki Minaj song for her TV show 'Glee,' actress Jane Lynch showed off just how adept her rap skills are on the March 4 episode of 'Conan.' When urged to perform an encore of Minaj's hit 'Super Bass' (which will appear on an upcoming episode of 'Glee'), Lynch did not disappoint, immediately launching into the first verse for Conan O'Brien and his delighted audience.

Near of a year ago, reporters and 'Glee' fans alike were shocked to learn that the Ryan Murphy musical drama would follow through on its promise of graduation, splitting the narrative between Rachel Berry and Kurt Hummel's New York adventures, and both new and returning players back in Lima, Ohio. Now, even as the experiment has proven largely successful, is 'Glee' plotting to abandon Lima and mov

In a quest to find out who the most divalicious member of the Glee club is, the cast of 'Glee' wears outrageous costumes (which we know they love) and performs the surprisingly topical 'Diva' by Beyonce. Meanwhile, Rachel Berry (Lea Michele) has turned into a monster and only Kurt (Chris Colfer) can knock the Sarah Brightman wannabee down a few pegs.

The guys and girls of New Directions glam it up to sing Beyonce's 'Diva' in this week's episode of 'Glee,' which is titled after that lyrically empowering song. The singers wear their most extravagant outfits to get into character for the 'Diva' performance. Unique rocks a long gold gown topped with a black and gray fur coat, while Blaine wears a bright red jacket covered in feathers and Brittany

On this episode of 'Glee', the New Directions strip off all their clothes to create a Men of McKinley calendar, which they plan to sell in order to raise money to pay for a bus to get them to Regionals. Meanwhile, female members of the group struggle with their own feelings about how nudity and art function together.

We're into season 4 of Glee and the characters are growing up. Here's a sneak preview of tomorrow night's episode with Rachel singing a unique cover (with herself) of Natalie Imbruglia's 'Torn' about trying to stay wholesome while entering adulthood.

Returning after a winter-break hiatus, 'Glee' is back on FOX with an episode that's all about taking gender roles and flipping them on their head: with a Sadie Hawkins' dance. You know, the dance where the girls ask the guys to the event that's never held in real life but seems to be in every high-school age sitcom at least once? That thing.

This week on 'Glee,' the girls turn the tables on the guys by asking them out for the 'Sadie Hawkins' dance. The episode features a wide range of music revolving around the dance, including the current No. 1 tune in the country, a classic TLC track, and a certain Sir Mix-a-Lot ode to the backside.

Despite the fact that 'Glee's somewhat awkward scheduling has left another hiatus from December 13's "Glee, Actually" all the way to January 24 premiere "Sadie Hawkins," FOX couldn't be more pleased with the series. And while last year's graduation plotlines led to a crossroads that saw the fourth season divided between New York and Ohio, is FOX already about to cue up addition

Turns out Ryan Murphy creates more than just obnoxious TV shows that he thinks are brilliant. He's also a new dad.

Things take a drastic turn for the New Directions on 'Glee' as everyone at McKinley High and in New York City prepare their final songs, in a metaphorical and occasionally literal sense of course.

Rachel and Cassandra are ready to face off in showdown in the next episode of 'Glee,' and now fans can watch how it all goes down.