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The cast and crew of 'Glee' were always supportive of Cory Monteith in his struggle with addiction, but some sources hint that the pressures of fame and his co-stars may have also been a party to his partying.

The whole world was shocked when 'Glee' star Cory Monteith died from a lethal cocktail of heroin and alcohol this weekend, but no one more than his on-and-offscreen love, Lea Michele. The actress finally had her rep release a statement, and it's understandable why she'd have waited: she's absolutely, and predictably, devastated.

Originally, this weekend's 'Glee' convention in England was supposed to be a celebration of all things McKinley High, but after the sudden passing of Cory Monteith, the large gathering turned into a memorial for the 31-year-old actor.

It will be some time before the full truth of 'Glee' star Cory Monteith's untimely death this weekend comes to light, but the conversation will soon turn to talk of 'Glee' season 5 production, which had been scheduled to begin next week. It remains to be seen how the cast and creative team will approach the tricky subject of Finn Hudson's absence, given the first two episodes of season 5 were writ

Following news of the untimely death of popular 31-year-old 'Glee' star Cory Monteith, his friends and colleagues took to Twitter in droves to express their shock and sadness.

Cory Monteith, who played the adorable Finn Hudson on 'Glee,' was found dead on Saturday (July 13) in his hotel room in Vancouver, Canada at the age of 31.

Glee' star Cory Monteith has passed away at the age of 31 in Vancouver, Canada, due to unspecified causes.

Just yesterday NBC officially announced its fall schedule, complete with new additions to the lineup and a few shuffles of existing series, while today FOX has joined the fray. Not only will '24' return in 2014, but FOX will also move 'Bones and 'Raising Hope' to Fridays, giving new series from J.J. Abrams, Roberto Orci and Alex Kurtzman places to shine! Find out FOX's fall lineup, including a big

Just weeks ago all of 'Glee's' future had been in doubt, between Jane Lynch's controversial "Shooting Star" character exit, and the many contract renegotiations. Now, with season 4 officially in the can and seasons 5 and 6 guaranteed, 'Glee's' future seems secure save for one major cast member. Original series star Heather Morris has yet to resign a contract, and with her real-life pregn

Things take a dark turn on this episode of 'Glee,' both literally and figuratively. The school is cast into darkness when the power goes out and the kids go unplugged for their glee club assignments. They also unplug their feelings and admit some secrets they've been keeping hidden away in the dark.

Now that FOX's 'Glee' has officially been picked up for an astonishing fifth and sixth seasons, it's a safe bet that series cornerstone Jane Lynch will be back, regardless of the character's recent exile. 'Glee's' recent controversial episode "Shooting Star" saw the character removed in such a manner that could very likely have proved permanent, so how will the show put Sue Sylvester bac

On Thursday's (April 25) episode of 'Glee,' the power goes out at McKinley High, leading to all sorts of acoustic, unplugged fun. The ep is titled 'Lights Out.'

Well, this is an odd play for the Trade Federation. Just as 'Glee' fans began holding their breath for FOX to complete negotiations for a fifth season of the FOX musical hit, word has broken that the broadcast network has instead opted for a whopping two additional seasons. Seasons 5 and 6 may not be the last we've heard from 'Glee' either, so get the latest inside!

While FOX's star-making musical drama 'Glee' has courted plenty of controversy in its day, perhaps none were so hotly-debated as last week's "Shooting Star," which featured a harrowing and extended sequence of the usually chipper 'Glee' club hiding in fear of a potential school shooter. Regardless of the topical and controversial nature of the material, the episode certainly cast into do

Following last week's school shooting-themed episode, which drew criticism for being too soon after the Newtown/Sandy Hook tragedy, 'Glee' is back with an all-new ep, dubbed 'Sweet Dreams,' set to air Thursday, April 18 on Fox. It's packed with some killer songs, including an oldie but goodie that Gleeks have seen and heard the cast perform before.

Unlike most episodes of 'Glee,' this one opens with a grim disclaimer that the episode will be depicting school related violence. And boy does it.