1. Rachel: “Being Good Isn’t Good Enough”

TVLine recently posted a list containing what are thought to be the twenty-five best performances of Glee’s fourth season. Lea Michele’s character Rachel Berry took the top title with her jaw dropping solo piece, ‘Being Good Isn’t Good Enough’.

Although Rachel was not in every episode of this year, it’s clear that that hasn’t stopped her from conquering multiple musical numbers on the top 25. Many of her other solos appeared on the list, such as her rendition of ‘O Holy Night’ and Celine Dion’s ‘To Love You More’.

Also on the list were some of Lea’s group numbers and duets, including ‘Bring Him Home’, ‘New York State of Mind’, a mash-up including ‘The Way You Look Tonight/Never Fully Dressed Without A Smile’, ‘Creep’, ‘At the Ballet’, ‘We’ve Got Tonight’, ‘The Scientist’, and the redoing of the show’s most classic song, ‘Don’t Stop Believin’.

Click here to view TVLine’s full list.

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4×22 All Or Nothing Clip

Fox has enlisted some familiar faces to host and perform at Monday’s inaugural “FanFront” event.

The event, created as a way to incorporate fans into the annual upfront week of network presentations to Madison Avenue ad buyers, is an attempt to help the network break through the clutter and expose new programming early in an effort to get a jumpstart on building buzz that could make or break a show come the crowed fall schedule.

Those admitted to the Monday, May 13, New York event will see stars from the network’s yet-to-be-announced new shows as well as returning hits The Following, New Girl, The X Factor, The Mindy Project, Bones, Glee, Raising Hope and American Idol.

Talent scheduled to participate include: New Girl’s Zooey Deschanel, Max Greenfield, Jake Johnson, Lamorne Morris, Hannah Simone; Mindy Project’s Mindy Kaling, Chris Messina, Zoe Jarman, Ed Weeks; Bones’ David Boreanaz, Emily Deschanel; Raising Hope’s Garret Dillahunt, Martha Plimpton, Lucas Neff, Shannon Woodward; So You Think You Can Dance’s Cat Deeley, Mary Murphy; Glee’s Jane Lynch, Chris Colfer, Darren Criss, Jenna Ushkowitz, Lea Michele; The X Factor’s Simon Cowell, Demi Lovato; MasterChef’s Graham Elliot, Gordon Ramsay as well as stars from the upcoming freshman class of 2013.

Fans can submit questions for talent via Facebook and Twitter at @FoxTV using #FOXFANfront. To RSVP, e-mail FoxRSVP@cegny.com or call (646) 745-1570.

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4×21 Wonderful Clips

This Thursday is Glee‘s big tribute to Stevie Wonder and EW has an exclusive look at one of the episode’s most energetic numbers as guest-star Kate Hudson, once again playing NYADA instructor Cassandra July, sings Wonder’s “Uptight (Everything’s Alright).” From the looks of the scene, July appears to be celebrating Rachel (Lea Michele) for once instead of tearing her down. Is this a reaction to Rachel just getting a callback for Funny Girl? Or does this mean she landed the plum part? Watch below.

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4×20 Lights Out Clips

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4×19 Sweet Dreams Clips

Fox TV keeps the music going for ‘Glee,’ renews the show through 2014-2015 for a 6th season

The Fox TV series “Glee” will keep on singing for another two years.

The network announced Friday that it has renewed the show about music-loving students through 2014-2015 — its 6th season.

In a statement, Fox Entertainment Chairman Kevin Reilly said “Glee” continues to break new ground as a rare successful TV musical comedy. The show been a music hit as well, with more than 50 million downloads of “Glee” tracks and worldwide album sales of more than 13 million.

“Glee” has expanded from its original focus on the McKinley High School glee club to the college world of Rachel and Kurt, played by cast members Lea Michele and Chris Colfer.

Next Thursday’s episode will feature Sarah Jessica Parker. Gwyneth Paltrow and Kate Hudson are among previous “Glee” A-list drop-ins.

source: The Associated Press