Fox's highly-anticipated high-school set musical "Glee" first hit viewers earlier this year with a sneak peak, and had them humming "Don't Stop Believing" all summer long.  The glee club show features Jane Lynch, Matthew Morrison, Lea Michele, Cory Monteith, Amber Riley, Kevin McHale and more.

- Nosy questions with Jane Lynch

- Video: The gleeks of 'Glee' spill storylines, songs and guest star

- Video: 'Glee' team rewrites the school musical

John Hughes, writer, director and producer of such iconic 1980s films as "Sixteen Candles," "Ferris Bueller's Day Off," and "The Breakfast Club," passed away recently due to a heart attack.  A figure who "defined teen angst in terms of the caste system of the suburban high school experience," according to L.A. Times film critic Betsy Sharkey, Hughes was captured in his element in this 1985 pictoral taken on the set of another of his seminal films, "Pretty in Pink."

- Brat Pack and friends remember John Hughes

- The soundtrack to a new generation

- The Tolstoy of American teenagers is gone but not forgotten