It’s opening night for ‘Funny Girl,’ which means Rachel should be pushing everyone around and heading to the stage, right? Well, that is if she can get out of bed.
Rachel (Lea Michele) has officially made it to Broadway . . . but will she be able to make it up to the big stage? After reading a ton of negative reviews, she was terrified to take the stage — that is until her frenemy came in and said the right thing. And no, we’re not talking about Sue Sylvester (Jane Lynch) who was spending her time in NYC finding love!

After hearing about a gay man getting attacked on the streets of NYC, Kurt, Rachel, and the gang attend a candlelight vigil to honor him, realizing that the city is still filled with so much hate.
Rachel (Lea Michele) and Kurt (Chris Colfer) have been through much more than most college freshmen, but just when we thought it was getting easier, it changed completely — Rachel was forced to make the ultimate choice while Kurt made a decision that landed him in the hospital.

It was time for one last trip to Nationals for the New Directions, and while the glee club would be canceled with a loss, the gang had a different reason to fight.
While Finn (Cory Monteith) may not have been there to physically lead the New Directions at Nationals, he was definitely with them in Los Angeles in spirit. Gleeks, get your tissues ready.

Ryan Murphy, co-creator of the show, shared the touching ending he envisioned for Rachel and Finn before Cory’s tragic death.
Glee revolved around the relationship between Rachel, (Lea Michele), and Finn, (Cory Monteith) — but everything changed after Cory passed away after his battle with addiction inevitably took his life on July 13 at the tender age of 31. Co-creator Ryan Murphy revealed on Oct. 18 at an event at the Paley Center that he always imagined the ending of the show — and it was a scene between Rachel and Finn. Now, in an extremely emotional excerpt from the eulogy Ryan delivered at a private memorial service for the late star, fans will be moved by the beautiful ending that Ryan always wanted for the show — and the characters.

This is not something we’ve ever seen ‘Glee’ do before — not that we’re complaining. When the episode began with Sue sharing that last year’s Christmas episode was never aired, so they were showing it now — what did you think of the season four episode smack in the middle of season five?
While Dec. 5 is a little early for a Christmas special, it was the perfect time for Glee to celebrate airing a never-before-season episode from season four. While the New Directions worked hard to reacreate the nativity scene, Rachel (Lea Michele), Kurt (Chris Colfer) and Santana (Naya Rivera) got jobs at a local mall . . . as elves.

While Jake has no problem being open with his promiscuity, it definitely has its consequences — and even Bree hit her breaking point with him on the Nov. 28 episode of ‘Glee.’
Jake (Jacob Artist) had to know that his nonchalant attitude about hanging out with multiple girls (ie. the whole team of Cheerios) would catch up with him. And that’s exactly what happened on Glee when he found out the most shocking news of the season.

Tyra, love triangles, and Billy Joel? Yes, that’s what we got on the Nov. 21st episode of ‘Glee’ when Blaine and Sam headed to the Big Apple to figure out their true dreams, and how to make them come true.
Sam (Chord Overstreet) realized what he really wanted out of life and that was to take his amazing voice and super hot stripper body in front of a camera as a male model. Lucky for him, he had the support of Rachel (Lea Michele) to get there.

Browse our gallery of harmonizing hotties & vote for your favorite (of all time!)Between last week’s loin cloth-laden performance of “Roar” and next week’s shirtless photo shoot, it seems the fifth season of Glee is shaping up to its most skin-tastic one yet — and we’re definitely not complaining! So the HollywoodLife.com came up with an idea: Let’s rank the glee hotties, past and present, and decide which one we love most. Y’all ready for this?

Rachel and Kurt were ready for a change in New York. In an attempt to get out of the ‘trance’ they were in after the loss of Finn, they decided they needed a drastic change. And what better than a tattoo?
Meanwhile, at McKinley, the New Directions took on twerking! However, it wasn’t all fun and games. Marley (Melissa Benoist) came face to face with Jake (Jacob Artist)’s secret hook up, which aggressively tore her apart — and ultimately led her to a serious wrecking ball (and some brick throwing).

‘Glee’ is finally back! After a four-week hiatus, we returned to Lima, Ohio to see the New Directions take on epic Lady Gaga and Katy Perry hits when Will challenged them to take a step out of their comfort zones — and figure out their relationships.
In New York City, Kurt (Chris Colfer) decided that while both Rachel (Lea Michele) and Santana  (Naya Rivera) have been making major moves in their career, he needs something new. So, why not start a band?

We’ve only seen Peter Facinelli in two episodes of ‘Glee’ so far, but there’s much more where that came from. HollywoodLife.com caught up with the ‘Twilight’ alum where he revealed what the ‘Glee’ family is like on and off set.
On Glee, Peter Facinelli portrays Rupert Campion, the director of the Broadway show, Funny Girl. So, it’s no surprise that he’s already bonded with Lea Michele — whose character just landed the lead.

‘Glee’ will officially end after season six, co-creator Ryan Murphy confirmed on October 16. He revealed that after Cory’s death, the show will not be able to continue in the direction he wanted — and that the last line of the show was supposed to from Rachel to Finn.
Ryan Murphy had a set idea of how he wanted the final season of Glee to go — and without Cory Monteith, the creator has decided it can’t happen.

How stunning was Lea Michele, as Rachel Berry, singing Bob Dylan’s “Make You Feel My Love,” about Finn Hudson while she was crying for the real love of her life, Corey Monteith. Have you ever seen such courageous grace in grief?
Lea Michele was the absolute highlight of Glee’s outstanding and impressively sensitive Cory Monteith tribute episode.

It was the most heartbreaking episode of ‘Glee’ yet, with the cast members grieving over the loss of Cory — but Lea’s brief, yet striking appearance, didn’t leave a dry eye anywhere.
Cory Monteith was remembered in such an emotional way for Glee‘s tribute episode — but perhaps nothing was more emotional than Lea Michele as Rachel Berry’s biggest fear after Finn Hudson died.

‘The Quarterback’ was absolutely the most emotional, heart-wrenching episode of ‘Glee’ that we could imagine. Paying tribute to the late Cory Monteith and his character, Finn, the originals gathered back at McKinley High School to say one last goodbye.
Rachel (Lea Michele) returned to the choir room on the Oct. 10 episode of Glee, to join the New Directions, where they each remembered their friend, Finn Hudson (Cory Monteith).