Glee

The hit TV series "Glee" will honor the late Whitney Houston in an upcoming episode. One full performance from the show has been released.

Watch the cast sing an a cappella rendition of Houston's "How Will I Know," and watch the full episode Tuesday, April 24 on FOX.

Blonde hotness Chord Overstreet will return as Sam Evans in McKinley High on this season's "Glee."

Overstreet is confirmed to reunite with the glee club in December and has signed up with a multi-episode deal, reports TooFab.

Vogue magazine, under the creative direction of Trey Laird and the team at Laird+Partners, has collaborated with the cast and creators of "Glee" to create a special music video for the magazine's 2011 Fashion's Night Out, featuring David Bowie's song "Fashion."

Check it out!

Vogue's 2011 Fashion's Night Out will take place September 8 in NYC, and "Glee" returns to FOX for a new season September 21!

"Extra" talked with the "Glee" gang at their sing-along event in Santa Monica - where they dished about what to expect this coming season on the hit FOX show.

Kevin McHale, who plays Artie Abrams, told "Extra" the first episode is "definitely an update of what the kids did over the summer."

"I'm kind of shocked we did some of the stuff we did," said Chris Colfer, who plays Kurt Hummel. "We had to have a lot of safety meetings, I'll say that," adding that it's mostly due to Jane Lynch's character, Sue Sylvester. "It's her fault!"

"Extra" correspondent Jerry Penacoli sat down with the cast of "Glee" to talk about their upcoming "Glee: The 3D Concert Movie" -- and the hoopla surrounding the reports that key cast members Lea Michele, Corey Monteith and Chris Colfer will be "graduating" from the show at the end Season 3.

The show's creator Ryan Murphy recently announced Michele, Monteith and Colfer would be leaving the show after the next season because their characters are seniors and would realistically be exiting high school. But during last week's FOX TCA tour, network executives clarified that it still an ongoing creative process and nothing concrete has been decided.

"Glee" star and newly anointed Emmy nominee Chris Colfer talked with "Extra's" Jerry Penacoli about his character, the colorful Kurt Hummel, leaving the show after next season, how he'd like Kurt to go out -- and what's next for the talented star.

Colfer said he was "surprised that an announcement was made" by co-creator Ryan Murphy about the cast shake-up, which also includes the ousting of co-stars Lea Michele and Cory Monteith, but Colfer understands.

"I think we all knew something like this was coming. Ryan's been very honest from the beginning, saying that the kids were going to eventually grow up and leave, because that's what happens, kids grow up and leave. We can't be in high school forever." The actor added, "Do I want to leave the show? Absolutely not. This is home for me. But I understand that there's time for a conclusion."