Get excited, gleeks! Fox's 'Glee' just topped the list of People's Choice nominees, with seven nominations.

New Directions and Co. snagged a nomination for favorite network TV comedy and in several of the People's Choice TV acting categories: Chris Colfer and Cory Monteith for favorite TV comedy actor, Jane Lynch and Lea Michele for favorite TV comedy actress and Gwyneth Paltrow and Kristin Chenoweth for favorite TV guest star.

The CW's hit drama, 'The Vampire Diaries' was close behind, with four total nominations, for favorite network TV drama, favorite scf-fi/fantasy show, Ian Somerhalder for favorite TV drama actor and Nina Dobrev for favorite TV drama actress.

Read the rest of the nominees after the jump.

The only awards show voted on by you, it's the '37th People's Choice Awards' (Wed., 9PM on CBS). To keep things cozy and familiar, Queen Latifah returns for a fifth consecutive year as host for the festivities, which kicked off at 9PM ET on CBS, and we'll be there with you every step of the way.

This year the TV categories cover everything from the best in shows and actors, to favorite TV families, doctors, talk show hosts, obsessions, chefs and even guilty pleasures. You can see a list of all the nominees here.

As the People's Choice honors the best in television, movies and music, you'll find even more coverage at our sister site, Moviefone. Check out their photo gallery of all the gorgeous styles as the stars made their way into the Nokia Theatre for the big night. And you won't want to miss Moviefone's results analysis either, to see which movies and film stars are the 'People's Choice.'

America's love of teen shows and TV doctors (hello, Sandra Oh!) continues with 'Glee' and 'Grey's Anatomy' topping the nominations of the 37th annual People's Choice Awards.

'Grey's Anatomy' picked up quite a few nominations, specifically in the favorite TV doctor category. 'Glee' grabbed nominations in the comedy acting category and guest stars. 'Gossip Girl' also leads TV veterans with several noms in the drama category.

The biggest surprise? Fox's struggling 'Running Wilde' picked up a nomination in the new comedy category ... but then again, so did every new comedy this season.

Check out the full list of nominees below, then head over to the People's Choice site to vote. The awards air Wed. Jan. 5 at 9PM ET on CBS.

Around here the only thing that we like as much as TV is the movies! Luckily, we've got our blog-brothers over at Inside Movies to keep us posted on everything that's happening on the big screen. Right about now is when we give the remote a rest a check out the day's hottest posts.

Think you know Michael Cera? Check out this fact sheet that gives you the low-down on young Hollywood's funniest Canadian by far.

Did your favorites win the People's Choice Awards last night? If your favorites are Sandra Bullock, Johnny Depp, Hugh Jackman or Taylor Lautner, then you're in good shape. These and other stars scored awards in the movie category at the 36th annual gala celebrating fan faves in movies, TV and music.

Check out a People's Choice Awards Winners after the jump.

Dear Mariah Carey,

I know that you're a big diva, and that you like being a big diva and will do just anything to keep that persona going. But it just seems to me that if you're going to an awards show where you might possibly be walking onstage to accept an award, you should have a dress and shoes you can walk in.

Maybe you like having hubby Nick Cannon help you onstage, like he did at last night's People's Choice Awards. Maybe he likes it. Maybe it helps the whole diva thing -- "ooh, I can't even move without someone helping me." But it's not really doing much for your image. Come to think of it, neither is your drunk speech at the Palm Springs International Film Festival Awards a couple of nights ago.

• At 7, ESPN has The GMAC Bowl, Central Michigan vs. Troy.
• At 8, ABC has two new episodes of The Middle, followed by new episodes of Modern Family, Cougar Town, and Ugly Betty.
• CBS has a new I Get That A Lot at 8, then The People's Choice Awards.
• NBC has a new Mercy at 8, followed by new episodes of Law and Order: SVU and The Jay Leno Show.
• PBS has a new episode of The Human Spark at 8, then a new episode of The Emotional Life.
• At 9, DirectTV 101 has a new Friday Night Lights.
• Discovery has a new Man vs. Wild at 9.
• Syfy has a new Ghost Hunters International at 9.
• Showtime has a new Inside The NFL at 9.
• At 9:30, A&E has a new Dog The Bounty Hunter, followed by a new Steven Seagal: Lawman.
• At 10, FX has a new Nip/Tuck.
• MTV has a new Real World at 10.
• Bravo has a new Launch My Line at 10.

Check your local TV listings for more.

After the jump, the late night talk shows.

Though reality television as a genre has often been derided by critics in the media, it remains more popular than ever among average television viewers. So what better place for the daddy of all reality shows to debut their next season than 'The People's Choice Awards?'

Yes, according to none other than Jeff Probst himself, 'Survivor' will be airing a special sneak preview of its upcoming 20th season, 'Survivor: Heroes vs. Villains,' during tomorrow's 'People's Choice Awards' broadcast. Probst broke the news via his new twitter feed, opting to forgo his usual communication methods of tree-mail and hand scrawled messages floated out to sea inside an old bottle.

It's a good year to be undead. The People's Choice Awards nominations have been announced -- and after more than 18 million votes, the masses have made known that they're still thirsting for vampires. 'Twilight' has dominated the movie categories, and the blood-sucking Southern drama 'True Blood' has emerged as a top TV contender.

The HBO series picked up a nod for favorite TV obsession, and star Anna Paquin has been placed in the drama actress category. The gothic show has also been nominated as a sci-fi/fantasy favorite, along with fellow undead series (and best new TV drama nominee) 'The Vampire Diaries.' (The blood lust doesn't end there: Showtime's serial killer series 'Dexter' was also nominated as favorite TV obsession, and don't get us started on all the backstabbing that goes on with fellow obsessions 'Gossip Girl' and 'The Hills.')

Others who made the new TV drama short list include the just-canceled 'Eastwick,' 'FlashForward' and 'The Good Wife', while critical and cult hits 'Modern Family' and 'Glee' will be going up against each other (and the just-canceled 'Hank') for favorite new comedy.

Queen Latifah is hosting the event, which will be broadcast live on CBS Jan. 6. Vote for your favorites here, and check out the full list of TV nominees after the jump.

In this age where there seems to be an awards show every three weeks, is the People's Choice Awards relevant anymore (if it ever was)? More than anything else, it seems like an award based only on popularity, which is why you get some really lame nominations and winners every year.

In the Favorite TV Comedy category, Gary Unmarried is nominated along with shows like 30 Rock, The Office, Chuck, and How I Met Your Mother. In the Favorite TV Comedy Actor category, David Spade is nominated.

• At 8, NBC has a new Knight Rider.
• PBS has a new Great Performances at 8.
• The CW has the series premiere of 13: Fear Is Real at 8.
• At 9, ABC has a new 20/20, followed by Barbara Walters Special: Patrick Swayze.
  
• CBS has The People's Choice Awards at 9.
• Sci-Fi has a new Ghost Hunters International at 9.
• Fine Living has a new Whatever, Martha at 9.
• Showtime has a new Inside the NFL at 9.
• Also at 9: Sundance has a new Spectacle.
• At 10, NBC has a new Law and Order.
• TBS has the series premiere of Tyler Perry's Meet The Browns at 10 (two episodes).
• FX has the season premiere of Damages at 10.
• There's a new Top Chef on Bravo at 10.
• MTV has the season premiere of Real World: Brooklyn at 10.

Check your local TV listings for more.

After the jump, the late night talk shows.

Sometimes it's hard to denote sarcasm in a post headline, but please note: sarcasm!

The People's Choice Award nominees have been announced, and the list is the very definition of unexciting. The nominees for Best Drama are Grey's Anatomy, CSI, and House. Zzzzzzzzzzzzzz. No Mad Men, Dexter, or Lost? The nominees for Favorite Comedy are Two and a Half Men, Samantha Who?, and Ugly Betty. No 30 Rock? No Office? Sally Field and Mariska Hargitay are up for Favorite Female TV Star (really?). In the Favorite Game Show category, Jeopardy! is up against Deal Or No Deal and Are You Smarter Than A Fifth Grader and I know it's not going to win.

Last month we told you about a contest being held by The New York Television Festival and The People's Choice Awards. They wanted you to come up with spinoffs for your favorite shows. Well, they've narrowed it down to three finalists, and it's time for you to vote at the PCA site.

Contestants had one minute to give a video pitch for their spinoff. The first finalist is The Halftime Show, a spinoff of Friday Night Lights that focuses on the people who play in the school bands that perform at football halftime shows. Married...with Children, 10 Years Later (I think that's the name of it anyway) has Al no longer married but becoming rich and starting to date again. The East Wing is a spinoff of The West Wing, and centers on the goings-on with The First Lady (estranged from her husband) and her staff.

Lots of spinoffs sputter and die (Joanie Loves Chachi, anyone?) while some actually go on to long, healthy careers (Frasier).

Now The People's Choice Awards and the New York Television Festival want to hear your ideas for spinoff shows. You could win an all-expenses paid trip to New York City and be the official "People's Choice Ambassador" at the 2008 NYTF. The winner will also get to pitch his spinoff idea to a New York talent agency -- so make it good.

The contest (you have to send a video pitch to the site above) starts on July 21 and ends on August 8.