There’s no doubt FOX’s GLEE is the little TV show that could. After a strong debut in the Fall 2009 season, the hour-long series about a high school show choir and the teacher who stands by them, has finally graced the October 30 cover of Entertainment Weekly.

GLEE stars Matthew Morrison, Lea Michele, and Cory Monteith smile side-by-side on the issue that aims to answer why America has fallen in love with GLEE. From the humorously twisted plot lines to the musical mash-ups of showtunes with Top 40 hits to the A-list guest stars, GLEE has it all.

The cover article also goes into how the show has changed the lives of its young cast. ““I was at Disneyland yesterday — big mistake,” Chris Colfer (Kurt) said. “I might as well have walked around with a target on my shirt, because those are our fans. I stopped and took pictures probably 40 times in between rides. This one lady got a picture of me on the Tower of Terror and had me sign it.”

The latest news is that Madonna has given the rights for her entire catalog and an episode dedicated to the Queen of Pop’s greatest hits are in the works. The first 13 episodes of the show will be available on DVD December 29.

Check out EW.com’s exlusive photo gallery from the GLEE shoot.

Which GLEE episode is your favorite (so far)?

Are you sitting down, Gleeks? Well you might want to, because we have some exclusive Glee news that’s positively Madge-ical. EW has learned that Madonna has given Glee the rights to her catalog and that an all-Madonna-music episode is in the works for early next year. The hit series has been building an audience and filling the iTunes charts with its cover songs, and Madonna’s involvement is a testament to how big the show is getting. Also, an amazing Glee cover of a classic Madonna track has the potential to be even bigger than the show’s blockbuster take on “Don’t Stop Believin’.” Quinn totally has to do “Papa Don’t Preach.” And I can completely see Rachel tackling “Material Girl.”

But Madonna might not be the only pop star getting some Glee love. Co-creator Ryan Murphy tells EW that he’s considering approaching American Idol runner up Adam Lambert about appearing on the show (next year, Glee will be paired with Idol on Wednesday nights). Nothing is official yet but Lambert does seem like an ideal choice for Glee.

Which Madonna song do you wanna hear Glee cover, Music Mix-ers? What would you think about Adam Lambert possibly appearing on the show?

For more on Glee, check out EW’s cover story on the Fox phenomenon, on stands this Friday.

source:  music-mix.ew.com

Thanks to NCIS: Los Angeles Fan we have scans of the Glee cast from the TV Guide Fall Preview 2009 issue added to the gallery. Check them out below!:

I just added a scan of the Glee cast from the newest issue of Nylon to the gallery thanks to Stephanie.