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May 3 2013 03:25 PM ET

'Glee': Madonna! Stevie Wonder! The top ten tribute episodes -- ranked! VIDEO

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Image Credit: Michael Yarish/Fox

As anyone with even a passing familiarity with Glee — or iTunes charts — is aware, the show knows its way around a tribute episode, a.k.a. an episode where all of the music is from one artist or film. A ‘tribute episode’ also typically means there are seven or eight songs in the hour-long dramedy, as opposed to the usual standard of four. Great news for those of us who are watching the show for the karaoke! (I can’t be the only one dancing around my living room to Madonna or Lady Gaga Glee covers, right?)

Last night, Glee added Stevie Wonder to the diverse group of icons the show has celebrated, which got me thinking — where does Wonder fall among the Glee kids’ homages? Below, check out our rankings of the top ten tribute episodes Glee has undertaken in the past four seasons — along with some videos of the best performance from each musical-icon-filled hour.
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Jan 28 2013 12:56 PM ET

That is so fetch: Tina Fey wants Mariah Carey for 'Mean Girls' musical -- We cast other characters

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While talking to E! Online on the red carpet at the SAG Awards, Tina Fey mentioned that she thought Mariah Carey could star in her Mean Girls musical. (She told EW of her plans to turn her hit film into a musical back in our September cover story.)

“Maybe she can play Amy Poehler’s part,” Fey joked, after discussing Mariah’s knowledge of the film.

Mariah Carey as Mrs. George? She certainly has the singing voice for the role. But who else would we cast in our perfect production of Mean Girls? READ FULL STORY »

Aug 20 2012 01:51 PM ET

Ben Affleck, Lea Michele, Will.i.am, other celebs honored at Do Something Awards

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Image Credit: Kevin Winter/Getty Images

Celebrities and fans gathered at Santa Monica Airport on Sunday to celebrate “the do-ers” – that is, people who get out there and do something good for others, which includes both celebs and not-quite-as-famous young adults alike. The event was the annual Do Something Awards, organized by DoSomething.org and set to air on VH1 this Tuesday.

The Do Something Awards recognize a handful of celebrities for their charitable and activist efforts, along with five young adults under age 25 for their community service. This year Katia Gomez, 24, took home the Do Something Award – along with a $100,000 grant – for creating Educate2Envision, which provides education for young citizens of Honduras.

Among the celebrity winners were Ben Affleck, Will.i.am, Kristen Bell and Joel McHale, for the awards that DoSomething.org invited fans to vote upon online. READ FULL STORY »

Jul 11 2012 02:08 PM ET

Style and Design: Lea Michele's sweet Candie's ads, the 'Justice League' art exhibit and more

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Image Credit: Courtesy of Candie’s

Rachel Berry may have graduated, but Glee star Lea Michele is the face of the Candie’s back-to-school ad campaign. [People StyleWatch]

See photos of DC Entertainment’s Darkness and Light art exhibit, featuring paintings and drawings of your favorite Justice League characters. [Collider]

Welcome to retail hell. A new graphic novel chronicles the experiences of an aspiring comic book artist trying to make ends meet by working at a department store. [USA Today]

Designer Ralph Lauren is outfitting the American Olympic team in classic red, white and blue sportswear for the opening ceremonies. [FashionEtc.]

The Little Mermaid‘s Ursula got an extreme makeover for Disney’s Villains Designer Collection. [Huffington Post]

Tim Burton, Minka Kelly, Michael Stipe and more stars reveal their favorite spots for viewing art outdoors. [Architectural Digest]

May 23 2012 09:00 AM ET

Style Hunter: Get Rachel Berry's Big Apple necklace as seen on the 'Glee' finale

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Image Credit: Justin Campbell/startraksphoto.com

What better way to bounce back from last night’s bittersweet Glee finale than with a little retail therapy?

From her rising star and diamond chain to her Finn nameplate charm, Rachel’s necklaces have always stood out on the series. But her latest accessory — a pendant in the shape of an apple — made quite a statement as she bid farewell to her friends at McKinley High and set out for New York City. (No need to shed too many tears though, she’ll still be around when the series returns.)

“This season was all about Rachel going to New York to start her Broadway career, so Lea and I had a conversation about what the necklace should be. We decided that a little apple, like taking a famous bite out of the Big Apple, would be appropriate,” says costume designer Lou Eyrich, who commissioned go-to jeweler Ryan Ryan to create the piece. READ FULL STORY »

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