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We must’ve been really, REALLY good this year to get all of these AH-Mazing Glee treats lately!

First, we had Darren Criss’ seXXXy Santa shoot and now we have another Glee star, Chord Overstreet, shirtless!!!

Check out the pic (above) of Trouty Mouth and feel free to drool away!

Ah… to be that hand! LOLz!!!

Chord actually posed for the pic to benefit a great cause — the shot is a part of newly released book, Dreamers NYC, which will donate a portion of its profits to help victims of Hurricane Sandy.

Stripping down all for the sake of charity?! Yes, please!!!

[Image via Christian Rios.]

Simply…having…a wonderful Gleemas time!

Merry Crissmas, everyone!

Yeah, you read that right. Crissmas — as in Darren Criss. As in the only thing we're asking Santa for this year. 10 mins + Darren + some mistletoe = A HOLLY, JOLLY HOLIDAY!!!

While we wait for our completely REASONABLE gift to show up under the tree, we caught last night's holiday episode of Glee and thought we might share with all of our fellow Gleeks exactly what went down, just in case you missed all the fun times because you were out shopping, baking cookies, or some other festive festivities!

WARNING: SPOILERS AHEAD! AND IN THE SPIRIT OF THE SEASON, WE’LL ASK YOU NOT TO READ ON AHEAD UNLESS YOU’RE READY TO SHARE IN THE YULETIDE SHENANIGANS OF YOUR FAVORITE GLEEKS! READ ON WITH CARE…

The Glee cast has finally been stumped!

Looks like there is one song out there they don't know.

And it definitely isn't a Britney Spears song!

The cast was put to the test when they were challenged to remember the words of the holiday song The First Noel (above)!

Chris Colfer, Jane Lynch, Chord Overstreet, Jacob Artist, Kevin McHale and Melissa Benoist all give it a go.

Some come up with ridic improvisations…

…but see which two rock the song!

And we’re giving the others a break on this one. They’ve probably been busy memorizing a million songs.

P.S. - Did last night's episode put you in the holiday spirit?!

Oh boy, oh boy, oh boy!

Time for a little Glee chatter!

And believe you me, we’ve got a thing or two to say about last night’s Glee. After a few weeks of feeling like the kids should change their name to “Lost With No Direction,” last night’s episode firmly put our favorite show back on track.

How do we know? Because we cried twice, gasped once and laughed more times than we have in ages! Plus, we woke up singing an 80s rock ballad; all of the telltale signs of a perfect Glee episode!

So let’s dive right in, shall we!

WARNING: SPOILERS AHEAD! AND MAYBE WE HAVEN’T BEEN CLEAR YET, BUT THERE WERE SOME MAJOR DEVELOPMENTS LAST NIGHT. SO, IF YOU’D RATHER BE SURPRISED, WE REALLY HAVE NO IDEA WHY YOU ARE STILL READING THIS POINT. YOU’RE KIND OF DOING YOURSELF A DISERVICE. GO DO SOMETHING ELSE. GO! GO! STILL HERE… HEY, WE TRIED!

After effing that MAH-velous Kiki mashups and a chilling finale number, we are simply fluttering our jazz fingers in SO much anticipation to find out what happens on the next episode of Glee!

But even though we may not know (SPOILER ALERT!!!) the fate of Kurt and Blaine's relationship, or if Marley conquers her body image issues, we DO have a variety of tunes from this Thursday's episode — titled Swan Song — to tide us over!

First you MUST whoo-pee and ha-chaa with Rachel and Cassandra as they battle it out in the classic, devlish number All that Jazz from Chicago (above)!

THEN listen to Finn and the rest of New Directions cover the powerhouse track Don't Dream It's Over, croon along with Rachel as she takes on Being Good isn't Good Enough, weep to Kurt's rendition of Being Alive, and finally get a hint of what's to happen with Brittany and Sam as they duet Something Stupid (below)!

Oh, Gleeks, do we have a TREAT for you this week!

Even though Thanksgiving the holiday isn't for a few days, and Thanksgiving the episode of Glee isn't until the 29th of November, we've gotten our hands on one of the most highly anticipated songs our beloved FOX series is set to tackle:

GANGNAM STYLE, bitches!

That's right, we've seen a HIGHlarious on-line mash-up of our favorite New Directions members RAWKING OUT to the instant-classic, as well as the cast members ACTUALLY rehearsing the number, and now, feast your ears upon Jenna Ushkowitz and newbie Becca Tobin making our man Psy PROUD with their impeccable rendition (above)!

But HOLD UP!

Before your minds are blown COMPLETELY away, there are even MORE delicious, gleek'd out musical morsels to satiate your palette coming in the form of some Dynamic Duets this week!

Enjoy Becca Tobin and Melissa Benoist teaming up for the Bonnie Tyler classic Holding Out For A Hero; Darren Criss reuniting with the Warblers to tackle Kelly Clarkson's Dark Side; Jacob Artist and Blake Jenner doing R.E.M. serious justice with Superman; and all the members of New Directions coming together for Some Nights by fun. …AFTER THE JUMP!!!

Just when Lea Michele thought it was safe…

Kate Hudson is coming back to Glee to continue wreaking HAVOC upon her life!

The actress will be once again appearing in the show's upcoming tribute episode to Grease, and as she'll be contributing her vocals along with Naya Rivera and Alex Newell to the musical's classic Rizzo number, There Are Worse Things I Could Do, we have a feeling that we may be experiencing an all new side to the normally cruel dance instructor Cassandra July!

Give it a listen yourself (above)!

And that's not all!

While we've already been treated to Cory Monteith, Harry Shum Jr., Chord Overstreet and newbie Blake Jenner's rendition of Greased Lightning, as well Amber Riley returning to Hand Jive, you can check out the rest of the EXCITING new Glease tunage, including the nefarious Becca Tobin's rendition of Look At Me, I'm Sandra Dee, Melissa Benoist's gorgeous reprisal of it; and then she and Blake being joined by Lea and Cory for You're The One That I Want….AFTER THE JUMP!!!