Following a season full of rave reviews, along with assistance from “American Idol” for getting audiences in front of the television set, next fall Fox will be using the show to kick Tuesdays off. Moving “Glee” to another time slot is just one change being made by network programmers for next season. Four new comedies will also be launched, along with three dramas, and a shorter results show for “American Idol” launching mid season.

Time Magazine has named Lea Michele as one of 2010’s most influential 100 people. The actress plays Rachel Berry, the resident diva of McKinley High, on FOX’s hit series “Glee.” Olivia Newton-John, acknowledging the 24 year old’s status as a role model, paid tribute to Michele in Time Magazine. She noted that the Broadway veteran was inspiring young people for getting involved in school musical programs and urging communities to fund these programs.

Last Wednesday, Glee’s cast made an appearance on “The Oprah Show” as honored guests. Oprah joined the “Gleek” band wagon, dedicating an entire hour to a musical number and interviewing the cast along with other goodness behind the scenes. The famous students from Glee performed “Somebody to Love” in front of the fan filled audience. Even Oprah was bopping along with the newest sensation from Hollywood.

Cory Monteith has discovered an additional way to reach his young audience: starring in a movie with a Disney Channel actress. “Entertainment Tonight” has reported that the actor from “Glee” will be joining Selena Gomez in “Monte Carlo,” an upcoming film.

Are you tired of dancing alone? “Glee” has returned, so now you won’t have to. The New Directions choir from McKinley High smashes their competition during sectionals by hitting all the right notes and hits the road for regionals as “Glee” returns on Tuesday. It couldn’t come any sooner. The suspense is killing us about so many things.

They’ve hit a high note. “Glee” from Fox, “Modern Family” of ABC, and “The Late Show With Craig Ferguson” on CBS head up the winners from the 69th annual Peabody Awards, the most prestigous honors for television.

The stars from “Glee” will be making an appearance on “Oprah” and also visit the White House soon. Until then fans can view them on the new cover of the Rolling Stone. The stars from “television’s hottest show,” according to the Rolling Stone, were wild on the outside cover while being serious on the inside with their candid interviews.

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“Glee” cast members from the hit series on FOX, led by Lea Michele, Tony Award nominee, will be playing four shows at Radio City Music Hall in New York City at 8 pm on Friday May 28, at 3 pm as well as 8 pm on Saturday, May 29, and at 8 pm on Sunday, May 30.

Waiting for “Glee” to return over the last several month has been quite trying. Now news regarding Neil Patrick Harris, an upcoming guest star, is making us even more excited about the McKinley High gang returning. According to EW.com, Neil Patrick Harris will be playing Bryan Adam, who is an ex member of the glee club and the arch nemesis of Will Schuester (payed by Matthew Morrison).