So heartbreaking. Cory Monteith and Ryan Murphy’s tension-filled meeting is reenacted in a new TV special called ‘Autopsy: The Last Hours of Cory Monteith.’ In the sneak preview clip released Dec. 1, the late actor is called out for his problem with substance abuse. Get the details.

Oh, the shade! Naya Rivera is spilling all the tea in her new book. The former ‘Glee’ star claims that Lea Michele did not talk to her ONCE during the final season of ‘Glee.’ She also reveals how her friendship with Lea completely fell apart.

A baby, a Tony Award win, a world tour — the series finale of ‘Glee’ was all about happy endings. We honestly couldn’t have asked for a better, more fitting, conclusion to the show that made being a loser seem cool.
It was super hard saying goodbye to Glee on March 20, especially knowing that Cory Monteith’s unexpected death changed Ryan Murphy‘s original plan for the series finale. But after watching the episode, we can honestly say that we’re satisfied with the way things ended for Rachel (Lea Michele) and the rest of McKinley High’s graduates.

The first half of the two-hour series finale of ‘Glee’ took us back to 2009, when it all began. Not only did we see where the New Directions were before they hit the auditorium stage, but we also saw some familiar faces we have missed so much.
We started off from the moment when Mr. Schuester (Matt Morrison) came home to tell his wife — yes, Terri (Jessalyn Gilsi) returned — that he took over the Glee club. And from there, we headed right back to where it all started, and well, it was everything.

Rachel Berry and Jesse St. James may just be endgame after all. HollywoodLife.com caught up with Lea Michele at PaleyFest in LA, and she revealed just why Rachel and Jesse are so perfect together.
It’s almost the end for Glee, but last week’s episode brought back a familiar face that we have a serious hate-love relationship with — Jesse St. James (Jonathan Groff)! And yes, he kissed Rachel (Lea Michele) after sectionals. So, are they meant to be? And what is it about him that really wins her heart over?

Ring the alarm — this is not a drill! Rachel Berry will be pregnant in the series finale of ‘Glee,’ as evidenced by a set of new photos that leaked online. So who’s the daddy? Find out here!
Rachel (Lea Michele) may have kissed Jesse St. James (Jonathan Groff) on the penultimate episode of Glee, but the series finale — where Rachel appears to be very pregnant — jumps ahead to the year 2020, so anyone could be the father. Is it Jesse? Sam (Chord Overstreet)? Or possibly Rachel’s college boyfriend Brody Weston (Dean Geyer)? Find out after the jump — if you don’t mind being spoiled!

In ‘Glee’s’ penultimate episode on March 13, Rachel finally decided between returning to Broadway or NYADA. Plus, Jesse St. James made a triumphant return and Sue rigged Sectionals so a particular glee club would win.
If Glee’s trying to go out with a bang, they’re certainly accomplishing that — at least in the literal sense. As the New Directions rehearsed for Sectionals on the March 13 episode, Sue (Jane Lynch) continued her plot for revenge by sending confetti/glitter bombs to the glee club and setting Will’s (Matthew Morrison) minivan on fire. Also this week, Spencer sprained his ankle, Jesse St. James (Jonathan Groff) revealed some shocking news to Rachel (Lea Michele), and she made a surprising decision about her future. But that kiss — that was everything!

Sue Sylvester’s empire comes crashing down on the March 6 episode of ‘Glee’ after the Superintendent discovers her ‘hurt locker.’ Plus, Rachel gets offered a second chance at both NYADA and a career on Broadway!
After everything Sue Sylvester (Jane Lynch) has ever done to the students at McKinley High, we never thought Becky Jackson (Lauren Potter) would be the one to defeat her. On the March 6 episode of Glee, Becky throws Sue under the bus by exposing her “hurt locker” to the world.