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Naya Rivera’s memoir Sorry Not Sorry: Dreams, Mistakes, and Growing Up contains many juicy revelations from the actress, but one that’s certainly set to interest ‘Glee’ fans concerns her strained relationship with co-star Lea Michele.

Naya Rivera has said she and Lea Michele didn't always see eye-to-eye on ‘Glee’

"I don't hate Lea, and I never have," Rivera writes in the book. "We are both strong-willed and competitive — and that's not a good mixture. When two people with strong personalities are friends, they're eventually going to clash.

Continue reading: Naya Rivera Reveals Not So Gleeful Relationship With Co-Star Lea Michele

‘Glee’ star Lea Michele has revealed a recently-acquired tattoo honouring her late boyfriend and co-star Cory Monteith to the world, posing nude for the front cover of Women’s Health UK magazine.

The 29 year old star of ‘Scream Queens’ and sometime pop singer took part in the magazine’s Naked Issue, due to hit newsstands on August 3rd, and stripped off for the cover shoot. The tiny decoration on her left buttock cheek reads simply ‘Finn’, the name of Monteith’s character from the long-running show 'Glee'.

This is an incidence of real life reflecting TV and vice-versa, as Michele’s character Rachel on ‘Glee’ also dated Monteith’s Finn and boasted a similar tattoo on the show.

Continue reading: Lea Michele Reveals New 'Finn' Tattoo Honouring Cory Monteith's Memory

Former ‘Glee’ actress and pop star Lea Michele has found a permanent way to commemorate her old boyfriend, Cory Monteith, by getting a new tattoo.

Michele showed off two new inkings she’s received with a couple of pictures on Twitter on Tuesday (April 12th). The first, of a coffee cup on the outside of her ring finger, was in memory of her grandmother, who passed away late last week. “For you Grandma.. I love you forever,” the caption read.

The second was in honour of her ‘Glee’ co-star and real-life former boyfriend Monteith who died in July 2013, was of the number five – a reference to the jersey number worn by his character Finn Hudson on the show. “And one more for my quarterback,” she wrote.

Continue reading: Lea Michele Gets New Tattoos Commemorating Cory Monteith And Her Grandmother

Matt Bendik, the boyfriend of Glee star Becca Tobin, has been found dead in a Philadelphia hotel room. The body was discovered on Thursday (10th July) and reports of his death have been confirmed by a Philadelphia Medical Examiner. 

Becca Tobin photographed in Los Angeles in March.

Read More: Glee Star's Boyfriend Found Dead In Hotel Room.

Continue reading: As Cory Monteith's 1 Year Death Anniversary Approaches, Glee's Becca Tobin's Boyfriend Found Dead In Philadelphia

Lea Michele's new boyfriend Matthew Paetz is certainly handsome, muscly and. a former gigolo? The former Glee star's love life has been under scrutiny over the last few months as it's almost a year (a month today to be precise) since her boyfriend Cory Monteith tragically died. Although Michele has been keeping her relationship with Paetz quiet, rumours have already begun to circulate which suggest her new beau may have a shady past. 

Lea Michele has started dating again.

Michele and Paetz are officially a couple, according to People. They met in April on the set of Michele's music video for 'On My Way' in which he appears as an extra, although interestingly does not have the part of Michele's on camera love interest. 

Continue reading: Allegedly, Spending A Week With Lea Michele's New Boyfriend Costs $17500

Sunday, May 11, marked what would have been the 32^nd birthday of Glee’s Cory Monteith. The actor died of a heroin overdose in July 2013. His girlfriend on the show and in real life, Lea Michele, posted a tribute to the late actor on twitter this past Sunday. Along with a black and white picture of the pair laughing together, Michele shared the following message: "The biggest heart and most beautiful smile.. In all of our hearts.. We love you so. Happy Birthday."

The biggest heart and most beautiful smile.. In all of our hearts.. We love you so. Happy Birthday. pic.twitter.com/XzGVu0g5nY

— Lea Michele (@msleamichele) May 11, 2014

Continue reading: On Cory Monteith's 32nd Birthday, Lea Michele Pays Tribute To Her Late Partner

Lea Michele has paid tribute to her late boyfriend, the actor Cory Monteith, in honour of what would have been his 32nd birthday. Monteith died on the 13th July last year after what was found to have been a heroin overdose. He and Michele were co-stars on the popular Fox musical drama, Glee, which paid tribute to its lost in a special farewell episode last year.

Actress Lea Michele Has Paid A Touching Tribute To Her Late Boyfriend, Cory Monteith.

The 27 year-old singer and actress posted a loving tribute on Twitter, writing "The biggest heart and most beautiful smile.. In all of our hearts.. We love you so. Happy Birthday" to caption a black and white photo of the talented pair sharing a joke.

Continue reading: 10 Months On: Lea Michele Remembers Cory Monteith With Sweet Photo Tribute

Cory Monteith’s death from a drug overdose in the summer of last year brought with it an in-depth look at his relationship with his colleague Lea Michele, who has recently revealed that her and the late Glee actor were planning on becoming parents.

Lea Michele and Cory Monteith

"We talked about a lot of things. We talked about children and what we would look like when we grew old and who would be fat and how we would stay thin. We talked about where we wanted to go and what we wanted to do,” she revealed to Glamour. "We were done. We were it. When you're at that place in your life with someone, you talk about everything. But today I feel like I was given the best part of Cory and I'm thankful for that."

Continue reading: Lea Michele Reveals Erstwhile Baby Plans With The Late Cory Monteith

Lea Michele has appeared in a racy new photoshoot for the famous fashion photographer Terry Richardson, who recently shot Miley Cyrus. The Glee actress is featured in this month's issue of V Magazine with an interview and a series of risqué shots where she bares plenty of flesh for Richardson's camera.

Lea Michele Has Bared (Most) In A New Terry Richardson Photoshoot.

As the world waits for the imminent drop of Michele's first solo album, Louder, on the 4th March, Lea discusses her music, how the girl in Terry's new snaps isn't really her, and the painful aftermath of the death of her Glee co-star and boyfriend, Cory Monteith.

Continue reading: Lea Michele Finds Swimsuit Courage In Risque Terry Richardson Shoot

Lea Michele has opened up about grieving for Cory Monteith, her friendship with Kate Hudson and her upcoming single. The 27-year-old actress was interviewed by Elle magazine as she was photographed for their December issue cover.

Lea Michele has opened up in an Elle interview about Cory Monteith.

Monteith was found dead in his Vancouver hotel room on 13 July. A  British Columbia coroner ruled Monteith has died of an overdosed of a lethal mix of heroin and champagne. The Glee star's death was met with an outpouring of grief which placed Michele in the spotlight. This latest Elle interview is one of the few times Michele has spoken about the death of her co-star and boyfriend.

Continue reading: Kate Hudson Provided Lea Michele With Refuge To Grieve For Cory Monteith

Glee is still one of Fox's highest rated shows and continues to have a dedicated following, however the all-singing all-dancing high school-set series will take it's final bow at the end of next season, series co-creator Ryan Murphy has revealed. Murphy revealed the news unexpectedly during an event honoring FX Networks on Wednesday, 16 October, night at the Paley Center for Media in New York City.

They'll be no more nights like this for the Glee ensemble

As initially reported by TV Line, Murphy said that the death of series regular Cory Monteith from a drugs overdose earlier this year had forced him to consider the future of the show and how he should go about bringing it to a close.

Continue reading: 'Glee' Will End For Good At The End Of Season Six, Says Ryan Murphy

Hit television drama Glee will conclude at the end of its next season, the show's co-creator Ryan Murphy has announced. The news comes in light of the death of one of the lead cast members, Cory Monteith, in July. The saddening event caused Murphy to reconsider the ending of the entire series.

The Joyful Musical Series Was Rocked By Cory Monteith's Death.

Monteith, who played Finn Hudson, died after an overdose of heroin mixed with alcohol and was found in a Vancouver hotel room. The Glee cast and crew, including his on and off screen girlfriend Lea Michele, were devastated by the loss and honored their former friend and colleague in a tribute episode during the currently airing season five, broadcast last week, and well as a special segment at this year's Emmy Awards.

Continue reading: 'Glee' To End Forever After Next Season, Monteith's Death Shockwaves Continue

Cory Monteith's father, Joe Monteith, has opened up about his son's tragic death a day before the highly anticipated Glee tribute to his son.

Cory Monteith died in July of a heroin overdose.

Cory was found dead in his Vancouver hotel room in July and had overdosed on a lethal mix of heroin and champagne. Following the younger Monteith's untimely death on 13th July of this year, there was an outpouring of grief from his co-stars, many in the entertainment community and Glee fans worldwide. His family have remained largely silent until now. 

Continue reading: Cory Monteith's Father On His Grief & 'Glee' Tribute

As Glee prepares to bid a final farewell to deceased star Cory Monteith in a special tribute episode this Wednesday, cast member Naya Rivera's tribute has been released before the episode airs. If Naya's cover of The Band Perry's 'If I Die Young' is a flavour of what is to come on Thursday, we're sure to be tasting a lot more of those salty tears.

Naya Rivera Sings A Heart-Felt Tribute To Cory Monteith.

The gentle, yet impassioned acoustic track laments a short life, the stolen opportunities, as well as being thankful for the happy times. "The sharp knife of a short life, oh well/I've had just enough time" sings Rivera who plays Glee's Santana.

Continue reading: Naya Rivera Sings Tear-Jerking Tribute To Cory Monteith, 'If I Die Young' [Listen]

The Beatles, prom and a new character are thrown into the mix in the latest episode of Glee. The Beatles themed episode, entitled Tina in the Sky With Diamonds, sees Tina battling it out for the title of prom queen; Demi Lovato joining the cast in a special guest role; and Rachel receiving some good news.

Lea Michele plays Rachel Berry in Glee.

It's prom time at McKinley High and Tina (Jenna Ushkowitz) is determined to take the prom Queen crown! Although she successfully gains the grown, it's not before Dotti Kazatori (encouraged by Bree, played by Erinn Westbrook) throws a bucket of red slushies over her. However, The New Directions quickly jump into action, cleaning Tina up. 

Continue reading: Demi Lovato Debuts In Glee's 'Tina In The Sky With Diamonds'

James Gandolfini was remembered by his The Sopranos co-star Edie Falco in an emotional tribute to the late actor during Sunday (22 Sept.) night's 65th Annual Emmy Awards. In a ceremony that featured a number of memorials to fallen stars, Falco's appraisal of her on-screen husband was by far one of the most poignant of the night as she led the ceremony into a hushed remembrance of the acting great.

Falco and Gandolfini during one of their many domestic disputes

Falco, who played the long-suffering Carmela Soprano in the ever-popular series, fought back the tears as she remembered the late actor, who passed away in June aged 51. She remembered Gandolfini as a man of "tremendous warmth and heart" and who was "uniquely generous," being nothing like the character he will be best remembered for.

Continue reading: Edie Falco Gives Moving Tribute To James Gandolfini At Emmy Awards

Cory Monteith has been given a send-off by fans and the TV industry who honored the late Glee star with a heartfelt and poignant tribute during last night's Emmy awards. Monteith will be remembered in a special tribute episode during Glee's return to television next month but the Emmys gave actress and Cory's co-star Jane Lynch a chance to say a few words about her lost friend.

Cory's Death Came As A Nasty Shock To Those Who Loved Him And The Show.

Lynch, who plays the sports coach on the popular high school musical series, took to the stage during a special 'in memoriam' segment to share photos of the 31 year-old who passed away last month as well as say a few words about his life.

Continue reading: Cory Monteith Remembered In Tearful Emmys 'In Memoriam' Tribute [Video]

Few would argue that the death of Glee actor Cory Monteith was not one of the most high profile, widely publicised celebrity losses of the year. The 31 year-old star was found dead in a Vancouver hotel room back in July after what was found to be an overdose involving a deadly cocktail of heroin and alcohol. Monteith enjoyed a relatively short but bright career as one of the TV show's central characters whose on screen relationship with Lea Michele mirrored their real lives.

Cory Monteith's Death Came As A Shock To Many.

Tributes still flood in for the star, the cast and crew are said to be devastated and Michele has barely been seen in public since: Cory's absence left a deep wound. Therefore it was probably fitting that this year's 65th Emmy Awards would make the decision to include a special tribute to Monteith in their annual 'In Memoriam' section ahead of Glee's official tribute episode when the new series starts airing next month.

Continue reading: Did Cory Monteith Deserve An Emmys Tribute? Awards 'In Memoriam ' Defended

Singer Stevie Nick's has branded R&B star Beyoncé with a big stamp of "great" during an interview with the Telegraph on Sunday. Nicks has been known to speak out harshly against other musicians, but it appears the 65 year-old Fleetwood Mac star can't sing 'Halo' popstar Beyoncé's praises highly enough.

Stevie Nicks Is Proud To Share The Music Industry With Beyoncé.

"Beyoncé's great. She's got her alter ego [Sasha Fierce], but Beyoncé the girl, the woman, is very sweet and nice and polite. "She's a good role model. She's not skanky. I'm glad we have her," Stevie said to the newspaper. The stars met in 2001 when Nicks featured in Destiny's Child's 'Bootilicious' video after the song sampled Nicks' own 'Edge of Seventeen' 1981 hit song. It is not known if the two performers have interacted since but it seems that Queen Bey left a lasting impact on the rock singer.

Continue reading: Stevie Nicks Sings Beyonce's Praises: "She's Not Skanky"

It appears as though Glee creator Ryan Murphy has given the late Cory Monteith a fitting tribute, despite speculation that writers would use the actor's death to warn of the dangers of drug addiction.

Of course, the show is likely to address that issue following the death of one of its biggest stars, though it appears the planned memorial episode will remember Monteith for the talent he was.

Jane Lynch, who plays sports coach Sue Sylvester on the show, tweeted: "Just read Cory Monteith memorial episode. Most beautiful thing. Thank you, @MrRPMurphy @BFalchuk Ian Brennan."

Continue reading: Jane Lynch Calls Cory Monteith's Glee Tribute, "Most Beautiful Thing"

Demi Lovato is set to take to the small screen from September, playing a singer in Fox's hit high school musical series, Glee. After months of sorrowful news surrounding the show after lead actor Cory Monteith was found dead at the age of 31 after a drug overdose and his girlfriend/co-star Lea Michele was too devastated to even do her own grocery shopping, we needed a little light at the end of the tunnel.

Demi Lovato Is Set To Bring Some Smiles To Glee In S5.

According to TVLine, Lovato will bring some needed sunshine to the cast, appearing on the show for "at least six episodes" and will be the first time she'll have appeared extensively in a TV series since she cut her teeth on the Disney Channel as a youngster on Sonny With A Chance. Demi's character will be called Dani and will feature as a struggling New York singer who becomes friends with Michele's Rachel and Naya Rivera's Santana.

Continue reading: Demi Lovato Signs Up For 'Glee' S5: The Show Goes On Without Cory

Cory Monteith's final film McCanick is due to premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival on September 9th. In one of his final roles, Monteith plays Simon Weeks a drug addict and recently released prisoner. According to reports by MTV, Weeks is suspected of a murder he committed whilst in his teens, he is tracked down by two detectives: Eugene 'Mack' McCanick (David Morse) and Floyd Intrator (Mike Vogel).

Cory Monteith at the 2012 San Diego Comic-Con, appearing in the Glee press room.

The trailer suggests Monteith's character is likely innocent of the suspected crime. One character warns the irritable McCanick "he's done bad things but he is not a killer", whilst the detective retorts "you don't know him as well as you think." This could be a red herring in itself, but we shall have to wait and see!

Continue reading: Cory Monteith's Final Film Project, 'McCanick', To Premiere At Toronto Film Festival

Lea Michele has remained mostly invisible from the world since the tragic passing of Cory Monteith, but on Sunday (11 August) the actress finally made her public return by attending the Teen Choice Awards at the Gibson Amphitheatre in Universal City, California. The actress was awarded the gong for Best Actress in a comedy series for her role as Rachel Berry on Fox's hit show, and gave a teary tribute to her recently deceased boyfriend in place of a thank you speech.

Lea has remained mostly silent since the passing of Cory in July

"I just wanted to be here today to personally thank all of you and tell everyone out there how much all of your love and support has meant to me over these very difficult few weeks," an heartfelt Michele told the crowd (reprinted by The Hollywood Reporter). "I wanted to dedicate this award to Cory. For all of you out there who loved and admired Cory as much as I did, I promise that with your love we're gonna get through this together. He was very special to me and also to the world. And we were very lucky to witness his incredible talent, handsome smile and his beautiful, beautiful heart. So whether you knew him personally or just as Finn Hudson, Cory reached out and became a part of all of our hearts, and that's where he'll stay forever."

Continue reading: Lea Michele Makes Tearful Tribute To Cory Monteith At Teen Choice Awards [Video]

Lea Michele has posted the first picture from the Glee set with the caption "feels so good to be home". The image shows Michele in costume as Rachel Berry sitting on the edge of a bed in her room. She looks rather contemplative, staring off into the distance.

Lea Michele at the Target FEED Launch at Brooklyn Bridge Park, New York.

Michele has been considerably more reserved in her Twitter posts of late, but it's hardly a surprise considering it's less than a month since her boyfriend and Glee co-star, Cory Monteith, was found dead in his Vancouver hotel room.

Continue reading: Lea Michele Tweets Picture From Glee Set - "Feels Good To Be Home"

Glee executives have announced plans for a special Glee episode dedicated to the late Cory Monteith which will deal with "drug use". Fox entertainment chairman, Kevin Reilly announced the plans yesterday (1st August) whilst the Glee cast and crew returned to the set.

Cory Monteith at The PaleyFest Icon Awards held in L.A. in February 2013.

Monteith was found dead in his Vancouver hotel room on July 13th of a heroin and alcohol overdose. This tragedy has left Glee's cast and crew pondering on the direction of the show. Ryan Murphy, the show's creator, helped by Monteith's girlfriend and co-star Lea Michele decided early on that the show will go on. In an interview he explained that Michele "felt that the best thing for the cast and crew was to be together and to get back to work and be together every day and talk about our memories of him."

Continue reading: Cory Monteith 'Glee' Tribute Will "Deal Directly" With "Drug Use"

If fans and co-stars were devastated by the news of the death of Glee actor Cory Monteith, AKA Finn Hudson, after a confirmed drugs overdose, it's hard to imagine how his girlfriend and long-term friend Lea Michele could be feeling. Monteith was found dead on 13th July after he failed to check out of a Vancouver hotel room after a night out with friends. Although an initial autopsy doubted substance abuse, a following toxicology report confirmed his death was a result of a deadly cocktail of heroin and alcohol.

Lea Michele: Breaking Through Her Grief To Thank Fans.

Monteith's death came out of the blue and, despite entering and leaving rehab to get clean earlier this year, it seems drugs got the better of the talented actor and singer. He and Michele had been dating for a year in a romance that mirrored the on-screen love of their characters.

Continue reading: Lea Michele Breaks Twitter Silence After Cory's Death With Heart-Rending Photo & Thankful Tweet

Rest in Peace, Cory: The rest of this week's entertainment news appears irrelevant following the tragic death of Canadian actor Cory Monteith. The Glee star was found dead in a Vancouver hotel room after overdosing on heroin and alcohol. Tributes have been pouring in and we send our condolences to his family and friends. Read more on the Cory Monteith story.

View From the Top: Jenny McCarthy has been controversially hired to front The View following the departure of Joy Behar and Elisabeth Hasselbeck. Though on the face of it, the fun-loving model seems a perfectly acceptable choice of co-host, though she has skeletons in the cupboard. Read more about Jenny McCarthy on The View.

Continue reading: A Week In News: RIP Cory Monteith, Jenny McCarthy's Views And Downey Jr's Rolling In It!

Cory Monteith, the Canadian actor best known for playing Finn Hudson on Fox's hit television show Glee, died from a heroin and alcohol overdose, according to a coroner's report. Initially, police in Vancouver said it was unlikely that the tragic death was the result of substance abuse, though the evidence suggests otherwise.

The British Columbia Coroner's Service confirmed the actor's cause of death late on Tuesday (July 16, 2013) after conducting an autopsy and toxicology test. A statement said: "There is no evidence at this time to suggest Monteith's death was anything other than a most tragic accident."

An article by entertainment gossip site TMZ.com this week suggested Monteith - who dated Glee co-star Lea Michele - lived a 'double life' between Los Angeles and Vancouver. Sources tell the site that Cory "became a drug addict with a serious drinking problem" when he returned to his native Canada, hanging "out with many of the friends who helped fuel his addiction."

Continue reading: Police Doubted Cory Monteith's Substance Abuse, Autopsy Says Otherwise

Cory Monteith, according to Glee director Adam Shankman, "was doing amazing" before being discovered dead in a Vancouver hotel room just after midday on Saturday (13th July). Initial reports of the death included details of Monteith's previous rehab stays for substance abuse, raising questions whether drugs could have had a connection with the 31 year-old's death.

Actor & Singer Cory Monteith Found Dead In A Hotel Room, Substance Abuse Unlikely.

It has now been reported by police officials via The Independent that there was nothing to indicate the actor's death was due to illicit drug use, although it could be several days before toxicology test results are completed.

Continue reading: Cory Monteith Death: Substance Abuse Unlikely, Say Police

Cory Monteith, known internationally for his role as Finn Hudson in Fox's popular musical drama Glee, was found dead by hotel staff after he failed to check out of a Vancouver room, according to USA Today. Melissa Kates, Monteith's publicist, confirmed the 31 year-old's death: "We are so saddened to confirm that the reports on the death of Cory Monteith are accurate. We are in shock and mourning this tragic loss."

Cory Monteith Has Passed Away Age 31.

It is not yet known what led to Monteith's untimely death but Monteith had been a lead cast member on Glee since the musical series launched in 2009, playing Finn Hudson - a football player who joins his high school's glee club choir, New Directions. The Calgary-born actor checked into the hotel on 6th July and was scheduled to check out on Saturday (13th July). When he failed to do so, the hotel staff were alerted and discovered his body when they went to check the room. Vancouver Acting Police Chief Doug LePard announced that Monteith was found alone: "An autopsy is scheduled for Monday. The Coroner will be determining the next steps with respect to establishing cause of death, but all indications are that there was no foul play."

Continue reading: Cory Monteith Found Dead At 31: How Did He Die?

Fox’s musical dramedy series Glee has been renewed and will join returning shows like Bones and The Following on the network’s roster. Not only that, but Glee has been renewed for a fifth and sixth season, meaning we can expect the Lea Michele starrer back in 2014 as well. "Glee debuted as the first and only successful musical comedy series on television, and more than four years later, it continues to defy genres, break new ground and have a significant impact on popular culture,” Fox entertainment chairman Kevin Reilly said in a statement announcing the news on Friday. “Week in and week out, Ryan Murphy, Brad Falchuk, Ian Brennan, Dante DiLoreto and the entire Glee team deliver a series that not only delights and surprises fans, but also inspires them to talk about, share, debate and engage with the show - and I’m absolutely thrilled to have them on board for another two seasons.”

Back in January, Reilly dropped a hint that the network might be renewing Glee for more than one season, by saying: "We're going to negotiate now for the fifth season and beyond."

The decision makes sense for Fox, since Glee – as loved and hated by audiences as it may be – is one of the network’s top performers in terms of ratings. It has performed especially well in its new Thursday 9PM slot and the writers have covered topics oriented toward a more mature audience, like in last week’s school shooting themed episode. It will be interesting what direction the writing team decide to take now, with the possibility of developing story arcs over the next two seasons.

Continue reading: The Show Must Go On - Fox Renews Musical Series Glee For Two More Seasons

Nemo's Back! Great news this week for fans of Finding Nemo, Pixar's smash-hit animation featuring the voices of and Albert Brooks. Yep, you guessed it, a sequel has been announced and will hit cinemas in 2015. 'Finding Dory' will focus on DeGeneres' character, though Pixar promises plenty of new faces!

Klum's Close Call: Sticking on the subject of the ocean, it was a close call for Heidi Klum in Hawaii this week when son Henry was dragged into a dangerous riptide. Luckily, the youngster is a strong swimmer and managed to claw his way back onto dry land. Phew!

Continue reading: A Week In News: Finding Nemo Sequel, Magic Johnson's Son And Diana In Drag?

The Glee actor Cory Monteith has checked into rehab, according to a story from People. Apparently, the 30 year-old admitted himself into rehab voluntarily, to deal with substance addictions. He’s been known to have suffered from issues relating to addiction in the past and his rep told People that he has “voluntarily admitted himself to a treatment facility for substance addiction.”

His rep added “he graciously asks for your respect and privacy as he takes the necessary steps towards recovery.” Back in 2011, Monteith spoke about past issues that he had had with substance abuse and revealed that he had been in rehab before, when was aged just 19. During the interview, he explained that he hoped that being public and honest about his rehab would help other people going through similar struggles. “I don't want kids to think it's okay to drop out of school and get high, and they'll be famous actors, too," he said, back in 2011. "But for those people who might give up: Get real about what you want and go after it.”

In another report, from Deadline, a spokesperson from the Fox network revealed that the show has two more episodes to shoot in the current series. “Cory is a beloved member of the Glee family and we fully support his decision to seek treatment,” said the show’s producers 20th Century Fox. ““Everyone at the show wishes him well and looks forward to his return.” 

Continue reading: No Glee For Cory Monteith, As Actor Heads To Rehab

Cory Monteith, who stars as Finn Hudson in the comedy/musical/drama show Glee, has admitted himself into rehab voluntarily as he struggles to cope with his 'substance abuse' problems. This is not a first for the star though, as the actor, 30, was admitted into rehab for the same reason when he was 19 (revealed by the star in a 2011 interview).

Cory Monteith has entered rehab for the second time in his life

Speaking with People Magazine, a rep for the Glee actor revealed that he "has voluntarily admitted himself to a treatment facility for substance addiction," with the rep adding that the TV star "graciously asks for your respect and privacy as he takes the necessary steps towards recovery."

Continue reading: Glee Star Cory Monteith Admits Himself Back Into Rehab

It’s official! An early Christmas present for gleeks everywhere – Glee’s Lea Michelle has confirmed that she is dating co-star Cory Monteith. The pair have been an on-again-off-again item on screen ever since the show’s first season and finally, on last week’s episode of Ellen, Monteith confirmed that life does indeed imitate art. Well, it imitates Glee, at least.

Unlike Rachel and Finn, their on-screen counterparts, the real-life pair seem very happy and stable. “No one knows me better than Cory. No one knows what it's been like to go through this more than he does … He makes me feel like I can do anything,” Lea Michelle comments in a Marie Claire interview.

Good for them, we say. A stable relationship like Mochelle’s (the newest abomination of a couple’s nickname) is a rare thing in Hollywood, so it seems only natural to root for the happy couple. However, those who were hoping that their real-life romance might add some plausibility to the Glee plotlines probably shouldn’t hold their breath. It’s unknown how long the couple has been together, but rumors about them first started surfacing this spring, and so far, the off-screen romance doesn’t seem to have impacted the show in any way.

Continue reading: Lea Michelle And Cory Monteith Officially An Item

Rachel and Finn have had a very tumultuous relationship in Glee, to say the least. But in real life the actors who play both those characters have a dream-like relationship. 

Lea Michele (Rachel) and Cora Monteith (Finn) have been dating for months but they only unveiled the news publicly on Ellen, to its host Ellen Degeneres. Ellen asked him about 'Monchele' and what it means. He replied "Well, of course I know what Monchele is... it's Monteith and Michele... Yeah [we are a couple]." The news of which inspired the audience to scream their approval. 

Despite both looking as though they're in high school, like their famous Glee characters, Michele is in fact 26 while Cory is 30, and it's right about time for a grown-up relationship. Michele is gracing the cover of Marie Claire this month in which she has spoken about her relationship with Cory. "I don't even remember a time when he wasn't my boyfriend. No one knows me better than Cory," quotes NY Daily News. "No one knows what it's been like to go through this more than he does. Feeling like you have that net underneath you allows you to jump higher and go farther... He makes me feel like I can do anything. For the first time in my life, I feel really, really settled and happy. I feel like the luckiest girl in the world."

Continue reading: Glee's Lea Michele And Cory Monteith Open Up About Their Relationship