'Glee' Valentine's Day Songs Revealed, Piers Morgan's Ratings Slip and More

Things are about to get romantic on 'Glee.'

TV Guide released the track list for the show's upcoming Valentine's Day episode, and the McKinley High gang will sing four very unconventional love songs.

Recently dumped Rachel will put her spin on Katy Perry's 'Firework,' while we're assuming Artie will seranade Brittany when he sings Michael Jackson's 'P.Y.T. (Pretty Young Thing).' Tina will go traditional with 'My Funny Valentine,' while we think Puck's rendition of Queen's 'Fat Bottomed Girls' will have something to do with his rumored new love, Ashley.

The Dalton Academy boys will get in on the action too when Blaine sings Robin Thicke's 'When I Get You Alone' and the Warblers cover Paul McCartney's 'Silly Love Songs.' Noticably absent from the track list: Quinn and Sam. Trouble in paradise?

In other TV news ...

• Roger Ebert will wear a prosthetic chin during his new PBS show, which premieres tonight. The film critic's jaw was removed in 2006 during a battle with cancer. "It will be used in a medium shot of me working in my office, and will be a pleasant reminder of the person I was for 64 years. Symbolically, it's as if my illness never happened and, hey, here I still am, on the show with these new kids," Ebert wrote in his blog. [The Hollywood Reporter]

• NBC's new vocal competition show, 'The Voice,' has signed a deal with Universal Music Group. The company will have worldwide rights to the U.S. show along with other versions around the world. 'The Voice' is based on 'The Voice of Holland.' [Guardian]

• JWoww's got an artistic side. A site full of the former art student's drawings and paintings was uncovered recently, and it's worth a few minutes if you're a 'Jersey Shore' devotee. [Gawker]

• Score one for the Kardashians. A judge ruled against a prisoner who claimed watching 'Keeping Up With the Kardashians' caused him "extreme emotional distress." [Reuters]

• Piers Morgan's ratings slipped for the third night in a row. The Brit's new CNN show dropped to third place on Wednesday, behind Sean Hannity and Rachel Maddow. [Deadline]