Glee

This week's Glee goes where no glee clubber has gone before: college. I suppose a couple of the graduates are technically off getting degrees, but when Finn decides to actually go to school (halfway through Spring semester), we finally get to see the inside of a dorm room. And guess who's in it? Puck! Over at McKinley High, Will is super moody, and frankly, everyone is acting weird. Sam is pretending to have a twin brother, Tina is suddenly really into steampunk, and with Sue out of the picture, Roz (NeNe Leakes) is taking over as head coach of the Cheerios. Meanwhile, in the Big Apple, Rachel gets reunited with an old family member just in time for her Funny Girl audition.

"Sweet Dreams" is one of the first episodes that I felt moved by in a long time, and of all people, it's Rachel who does the moving. I'll get to that in a bit, but first, check out a Spotify playlist of all the songs in the episode (including Marley's "original" piece) and the episode's highlights after the jump.

This week's Glee episode takes on a very serious and troubling subject: school shootings. Despite the episode's title, I was just as caught off guard as the glee club when the bullets ring out. The episode kicks off with business as usual: the club is prepping for Regionals, Lord Tubbington makes an appearance, there's a new asteroid headed toward Earth, and all of a sudden, the glee club is on the floor in the dark and Artie is filming last testaments. Eventually we learn the truth behind the shots, and the incident leads to the dismissal of a McKinley High teacher.

This is the first episode without any New York action or even a glimpse of the graduates, and that aspect worked well. The complete absence of Rachel, Finn, and co. made me realize how stretched thin Glee has been and how much better it is when it focuses its attention on a smaller group. Though "Shooting Star" is without a doubt one of Glee's most emotionally loaded shows, I'm still going to pick out the most gleeful moments from the episode. Check them out, and get a Spotify playlist of this week's songs, after the jump.

• Things aren't looking good for The Glee Project — Vulture
• Listen to Avril Lavigne's latest single — HuffPost Entertainment
• 5 horror remakes that are actually pretty good — Moviefone
• Shocking early roles of famous actors — Cracked
• Get a preview of Ready for Love — BuddyTV
• Costumes that have been recycled on screen — Buzzfeed
• This week's new DVD releases — Rotten Tomatoes
• Mark Wahlberg is getting Catfished on the MTV Movie Awards — NextMovie
• A&E picks up Chloë Sevigny's new drama — The Hollywood Reporter
• Kristen Stewart's best red-carpet looks — POPSUGAR Fashion

• Who will Katey Sagal play on Glee? — HuffPost Entertainment
• Steve Carell will take on James Gandolfini — Vulture
• Roget Ebert's best- and worst-reviewed films — The Hollywood Reporter
• April's least-anticipated movies — Cracked
• Play the ultimate Mad Men drinking game — BuddyTV
• How much would it cost to screen Jurassic Park 3D in your home? — Moviefone
• Jason Segel has written a series of YA novels — Splitsider
• What's next for Jay Leno? — The Daily Beast
• Should you take your kids to see Jurassic Park 3D? — Rotten Tomatoes
• The dumbest characters in horror movies — NextMovie
• Throw a Mad Men-inspired cocktail party — POPSUGAR Food

Glee's Heather Morris is reportedly expecting her first child with her longtime boyfriend, and Heather's former costar Jessalyn Gilsig told us she couldn't be happier for the pair!

"Oh, she's going to be an amazing mother. She's a fantastic, fantastic woman," Jessalyn said when we shared the news with her during her visit to our LA studios yesterday. "That's a lucky baby."

Stay tuned for our interview with Jessalyn, who is currently starring in Vikings on The History Channel, later this week!

The kids of Glee tell us what they want (what they really, really want) on this week's episode, "Guilty Pleasures." When Mr. Schue calls in sick (get it together, man), Blaine and Sam take it upon themselves to present the glee club with a lesson in revealing guilty pleasures. There are tons of juicy exposures, including one that provided me with a serious Zoolander flashback. Over on the East Coast, Rachel is coping with the abrupt end of her relationship with Brody, and Kurt has a new friend: a boyfriend arm pillow named Bruce. Yeah, that is as weird as it sounds.

It struck me this week that the gap between New York and McKinley High has never felt so wide. I've gotten to the point where I'm wondering if the New York crew should have their own spinoff. Is anyone else feeling that way? Let's discuss the details of this week's episode and listen to a Spotify playlist of the music from the episode when you read more.

Who's ready to turn on the black light, head to an all-cougar gigolo party, and talk about this week's Glee? The episode picks up with Finn and Mr. Schue in the middle of a war, hot on the heels of Finn's confession that he'd kissed Ms. Pillsbury. Their little spat serves a purpose, as it's inspiration for the week's theme: feuds. Sure, this show has seen its fair share of fights (see: any scene that Sue is in), but this episode really brings out the cattiness in even the boys. Added bonus: there is a Backstreet Boys/*NSYNC mashup. It had to happen.

Meanwhile, I can't wait to get into Ryder's new online pen pal and why Santana continues to be my favorite character on the show. Don't tell Sam I said that. I'm getting into all the details, and sharing a Spotify playlist of all the songs from the episode when you read more.

In the wake of Emma leaving Mr. Schue at the altar and Rachel's pregnancy test cliffhanger, this week's Glee has a lot to resolve. Thankfully for us, it does tie up the loose ends, and there's some good music, too. In an effort to cheer himself up, Mr. Schue assigns the kids the task of selecting songs famously associated with movies. The New York crew is snowed in, and nobody is as bummed out as Santana. Not only is she cooped up with Kurt and his rebound Brit, who are impersonating Downton Abbey, but Rachel is traipsing around being moody.

Could it be because she's got a bun in the oven? And will Mr. Schue give Emma a second chance? Does Finn come clean about kissing her, and does Jake find out Marley and Ryder kissed? Get the answers to these burning questions, plus a Spotify playlist of all the songs from "Girls (and Boys) on Film" when you read more.