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GET GLEEKED: Win a copy of The Power of Madonna

POSTED: Thursday, April 29, 2010, 2:00 PM

Filed Under: Arts | TV

Aside from an offhand Nazi line that's gotten Duke fans all riled up, and the fact that Kristin Chenoweth is looking less and less like Glinda and more and more like Skeletor (h/t Brian Howard), Tuesday night's Glee was pretty decent. (I may or may not have squealed over Chenoweth's ballad-tastic rendition of "Home" from The Wiz, given how terrible the last version I heard was. Falsetto magic!) But my heart still belongs to last week's "The Power of Madonna" episode, in which Sue Sylvester stole the show (I'm talking about the cone boobs, but her "Vogue" rendition was pretty good, too). To celebrate, we've got a copy of The Music of Glee: The Power of Madonna to give away to one lucky reader. All you've gotta do is answer the following trivia question:

In Tuesday's episode, a diet-crazed Mercedes starts seeing visions of her classmates as junk food. Rachel was a cloyingly sweet cupcake, which makes sense; what food was Jesse?

E-mail your answers to carolyn.huckabay@citypaper.net for a chance to win. Glee!

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