Cassandra Rose is a freelance writer and an avid bibliophile with a B.A. from Rutgers University in English and Medieval Studies. When she's not watching 'Glee' so you don't have to for PopCrush, she is over on their sister site StarCrush relentlessly mocking celebrities. On the rare occasion that real life isn't getting in the way, she spends her free time being snarky under the Twitter handle yrchmonger and contributing to the literary blog Bibliomantics. She currently lives in New Jersey.
On the fourth season finale of 'Glee,' the New Directions head to Regionals to take on their new competition (which includes 'American Idol' Season 11 runner up, Jessica Sanchez) and try to clinch the trophy for the third year in a row.
Things take a dark turn on this episode of 'Glee,' both literally and figuratively. The school is cast into darkness when the power goes out and the kids go unplugged for their glee club assignments. They also unplug their feelings and admit some secrets they've been keeping hidden away in the dark.
On this episode of 'Glee,' the New Directions explore their guilty pleasures and deepest darkest secrets: Specifically the secrets they've kept hidden in their lives and the songs they sing along to away from the prying eyes of the judgmental world. We hope you love the '80s and '90s, because this episode is full of nostalgia.
On this episode of 'Glee,' Will Schuester (Matthew Morrison) and Finn (Cory Monteith) are in the midst of a feud after Finn admitted that he kissed Will's fiance Emma (Jayma Mays) -- which results in the cast members performing various mash-ups inspired by famous or well-documented feuds between musicians.
In this movie-centric episode of 'Glee,' Will (Matthew Morrison) must fight to get the love of his life Emma (Jayma Mays) back after she ran away from their wedding in the last episode. It also features the series landmark 500th song, of which 100 percent of the proceeds will benefit the Give a Note Foundation.
On this very special Valentine's Day episode of 'Glee', Will Schuester (Matthew Morrison) and Emma Pillsbury (Jayma Mays) finally tie the knot. Or do they? Regardless of how their second marriages begin or never begin, the New Directions will help their teachers get through their romantic-comedy tinged wedding. Through song.
