Madonna

"Do you know what it feels like for a girl
Do you know what it feels like in this world
What it feels like for a girl?" -Madonna

Madonna is about the empowerment of women. So was Glee on Tuesday. While the all the guys in the episode were treating the girls with a lack of respect, Mr. Schuester looked to the Cheerios for advice on how to get his Glee girls to walk proudly. What did he find? Madonna.

While the girls began working on their Madonna numbers, the guys sulked with the idea of singing Madonna's songs, with the exception of Kurt.

Kurt and Mercedes take it upon themselves to use their resources. "Mercedes is black, I'm gay. We make culture." With the decision to re-invent the music video, they turn to Sue Sylvester to play their leading lady. But it turns out in the end that they did not change Sue, but she changed them. As "4 Minutes" begins playing by the school's marching band for the Cheerios' new routine, it is Kurt and Mercedes who come dancing and singing out in Cheerios' uniforms.

But Kurt and Mercedes are not the only one's to step out of their skins and try something new. "Like a Virgin" takes on a whole new meaning when it comes to Emma, Rachel and Finn. Three couples: Emma and Will, Rachel and Jesse, Finn and Santana sing together in their own separate three bedrooms with the sexy theme of "Like a Virgin" making the audience wonder who of the three couples will, in fact, lose their virginity.

Unfortunately, to the heartbreak of many gleeks out there, it was Finn and only Finn who ended up going through with it. Emma was not ready to give herself completely to Will, and instead he decided they should wait to date until his newly filed divorce is complete. Rachel, too, was not ready and actually blamed it on the Glee club saying that having sex with Jesse St. James from Vocal Adrenaline would be like "sleeping with the enemy." In turn, what does Jesse St. James do to prove to Rachel his love and loyalty? He enrolls in McKinley High and joins the Glee club!

Finn does not seem too pleased by this new development, however, he does save face by shaking Jesse's hand and promising to do his best to stay away from "his girl."

As this season continues to heat up, next episode's "Home" brings back a familiar face, Kristin Chenoweth, or as gleeks remember her as April. Let's hope this does not spark yet another love interest for Will Schuester who already has enough women chasing him! Don't miss the new episode to find out!

Glee is Back in Action!

The new television phenomenon, Glee, returned to fox to complete their first season Tuesday, April 13th.
The show began with a slushie in the face. Literally. While these misfit teenagers come together to sing and dance and win competitions, the rest of McKinley High is waiting to bring them down with humiliation. Rachel Berry, played by Broadway star, Lea Michele, is the "child star," as the cast of glee calls her. She is merely a sophomore and runs the glee club with pride. She and co-star, Finn Hudson, played by Cory Monteith, are part of one of the show's love-triangles.
But this second half of the first season came at the audience with a few surprises: Since the break-up between Finn and his pregnant girlfriend, Quinn, Rachel has decided to couple up with Finn, with or without his consent. While Finn is still hung up on Quinn, Rachel becomes heartbroken and reaches out to another. A new cast member enters the stage! Jesse St. James, played by Jonathan Groff, becomes Rachel's new love interest, but the issue is, he is the lead vocalist in the McKinley High glee club's competitor, Vocal Adrenaline.
Will Jesse St. James use Rachel to beat New Directions (McKinley's glee club)? It sure seems like it to the rest of the glee club, especially Will Schuester, New Directions' coach and teacher, played by former Broadway star, Matthew Morrison.
Will travels to visit Vocal Adrenaline to meet and speak with their coach about their potential problem at hand. Shelby Corcoran, played by none other than Idina Menzel, joins in the cast as yet another love triangle for Mr. Scheuster.
Another surprise for gleeks out there was the ever-favorite, Sue Sylvester, played by Jane Lynch, returning to reclaim her role as the coach of McKinley's cheerleading squad, the Cheerios.
Sue and Will's hate for each other brings glee to gleek hearts around the world as Sue pokes fun at Will's curly, overly-gelled hair and spends her free time brainstorming ways to bring down New Directions.
But Glee is not all about the drama of teens or crazy teachers and coaches. Oh no, glee is about the music! This past episode was dedicated to the word "Hello." Naturally, New Directions performed "Hello, Goodbye" by the Beatles.
But the most surprising and fantastic part of the hour was a look at next week's theme. Madonna's "Vogue" performed by... wait for it... SUE SYLVESTER.
Tune in next week for a Madonna themed Glee!

See the link below for more information on Glee and watch Sue in her debut of "Vogue."

http://www.fox.com/glee/