Gotye probably wishes Glee was somebody that he used to know.

The Australian singer, real name Walley De Backer, whose song Somebody That I Used to Know has shot to number one on the Billboard charts, is not impressed with the Glee cover of his hit song.

They did such a faithful arrangement of the instrumentals but the vocals were that popGlee style, ultra-dry, sounded pretty tuned and the rock

They did it for Lady Gaga and Britney, now it’s Michael Jackson’s turn.

The cast of Glee salutes the late King of Pop in a highly-anticipated tribute episode set to air next Tuesday, January 31, and this week, Fox released a special preview clip.

Check out Darren Criss --- aka Blaine Anderson – as he makes Michael proud with his own rousing rendition of Wanna Be Startin’ Somethin’.

The episode will feature ten of Jackson’s classic songs.

Glee broke prime time television boundaries by suggesting that two gay teenagers had sex for the first time and the controversial episode is causing outrage among right wing groups, RadarOnline.com has exclusively learned.

On Tuesday's episode entitled The First Time, Chris Colfer's character, Kurt, seemingly had sex with his boyfriend Blaine, played by Darren Criss. Although the two were never shown in the act, viewers saw them sweetly laying down next to each other after earlier discussing having their first time together and the inference was clear. (In the episode, the straight characters of Finn, played by Cory Monteith, and Rachel, played by Lea Michele, also had their first time.)

"These are allegedly high school kids. This show already hyper sexualizes everything they do," Dan Gainor of the Culture and Media Institute told RadarOnline.com in an exclusive interview. "Now they are teaching teens around the nation that having sex at that age is OK.

Nick Jonas is heading back to Broadway.

The youngest Jo-Bro will join the cast of the Tony Award winning music, How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying, in January after Glee’s Darren Criss finishes his short run. (Criss took over for Daniel Radcliffe, who starred in the revival when it was first mounted last March).

Jonas, 18, made the announcement on his Twitter account Wednesday, writing, "It's official. I'm coming back to Broadway ... So excited and honored to play the role of J. Pierrepont Finch in 'How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying' next year!"

The Gleeks were out in force Saturday night for the premiere of Glee:The 3D Movie in L.A.

Crowds started gathering around the Regency Village Theatre hours before the stars arrived and the photographers started shooting.

PHOTOS: Glee: The 3D Movie Premiere

Lea Michele, Cory Monteith, Kevin McHale, Chris Colfer, Diana Agron, Ashley Fink, Mark Salling, Darren Criss, Amber Riley, Harry Shum Jr., Jayma Mays, Heather Morris and Chord Overstreet were all there from the series.

Recent guest star Kathy Griffin brightened up the red carpet, and so did True Grit star and Glee-fanatic Hailee Steinfeld.

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Glee: The 3D Movie opens August 12 for a limited run.

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Glee’s breakout star Darren Criss will make his Broadway debut when he takes over for Daniel Radcliffe for three weeks in the hit musical How To Succeed In Business Without Really Trying.

The charming chief Warbler on Fox’s smash hit show will replace the Harry Potter star to play J. Pierrepont Finch from January 3 to January 22, with January 1 being Radcliffe’s last show. (It’s not clear if the show will continue after Criss finishes his run).

Chord Overstreet won't be returning to McKinley High this fall. The hunky actor has been dropped from the cast of Glee after just one season.

Overstreet, 22, played transfer student, Sam Evans on the musical hit show's second season. The door has, however, been left open for an occasional guest appearance, reports Deadline Hollywood in breaking the story.

Glee Rocks The Staples Center

It was Gleek heaven!

PHOTOS: Glee Rocks The Staples Center

The kids from Glee rocked out the Staples Center in Los Angeles Saturday night, before thousands of screaming fans, and there wasn't an empty seat in the house.

The cast kicked off their second annual Glee Live Concert Tour this weekend, performing more than a dozen songs, including Lady Gaga's rousing anthem Born This Way.

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Just as in the TV show,  for that number, the cast donned t-shirts emblazoned with bold-lettered phrases to describe them -- from Kurt's Like Boys to Finn's Can't Dance To Mike Changs Can't Sing.

Many fans in the audience got in the spirit and donned similar t-shirts with the same phrases.

PHOTOS: Glee Cast Back To Work! See Behind-The-Scenes Pics

Lovely Leah Michele wowed the crowd with her best Barbra -- raising the roof with a rousing rendition of Don't Rain On My Parade -- and later teamed with Chris Colfer for their show-stopping duet of Happy Days Are Here Again.

PHOTOS:  The Cast Of  Glee In New York

Heather Morris once again proved she's a talent to be reckoned with as she wowed the crowd performing Britney Spears' I'm A Slave For U.

Newer cast members Chord Overstreet and Ashley Fink joined the tour this year.

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Glee's break-out guest star Darren Criss also joined the tour, and along with the Warblers, they performed several songs, including their instant classic take on Katy Perry's Teenage Dream.

The Glee Live Concert will be crisscrossing  the U.S. for the next month, before heading overseas with stops in London and Dublin in late June.

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