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Lea Michele is opening up about the support she received from Glee and Scream Queens creator Ryan Murphy after the death of her boyfriend Cory Monteith three years ago.

“When I found out [Cory had died], Ryan was one of the first people I called. When Cory was alive, Ryan was very helpful in trying to get him well and healthy but, when that day did come, Ryan did take charge, and he helped me more than I can ever explain,” the 30-year-old actress told Entertainment Weekly.

“He completely cared for me. He made sure I was okay every single day, whether it was coming over to his house and having dinner prepared for me, or making sure I was okay at work,” Lea continued. “He sat me down and said, ‘What do you want to do? Do you want to continue the show? Do you want it to end?’ I just said, ‘I just want to go back to work.’ His heart is bigger than I think he knows what to do with sometimes.”

To read what Ryan had to say about the loss of Cory, visit

Naya Rivera is getting candid about her time on Glee.

The 29-year-old actress opened up about her experiences with co-star Lea Michele in her new book Sorry, Not Sorry: Dreams, Mistakes & Growing Up.

“One of the Glee writers once said that Lea and I were like two sides of the same battery and that about sums us up,” Naya wrote. “We are both strong willed and competitive – not just with each other but with everyone – and that’s not a good mixture.”

Naya continued, “As the show progressed, though, that friendship started to break down, especially as Santana moved from a background character to one with bigger plot lines and more screen time. I think Rachel – erm, I mean Lea – didn’t like sharing the spotlight. On top of that, she had a hard time separating work from our outside friendship, whereas it was a lot easier for me. I’m not offended when people offer feedback or criticism, and if things get heated on set, I try to keep perspective. We’re all stressed, yes, but we’re all working toward the same goal, so laugh it off and keep it movin’. Lea was a lot more sensitive, though, and it seemed like she blamed me for anything and everything that went wrong.”

“If I’d complained about anyone or anything, she’d assumed I was b-tching about her,” Naya wrote. “Soon, she started to ignore me, and eventually it got to the point where she didn’t say a word to me for all of season six. Lea and I definitely weren’t the best of friends, and I doubt we’ll ever sit on her couch and eat kale together again, but the rumors of our ‘feud’ were blown out of proportion.”

As for Lea‘s relationship with Cory Monteith, Naya wrote, “When Cory and Lea started dating, it was a total surprise. The more serious they got, the less Cory hung out with us and the more he seemed like a different person. One year he came back from the break between seasons super skinny. He said he’d been spending a lot of time at the gym and was trying to be responsible – not spending money all the time and buying crazy cars like he used to. My personal feelings for Lea aside, I knew that she wasn’t a partier, so I felt like maybe their relationship could actually be good for him. I was happy for Cory to have a stable influence in his life, wherever it was he found it.”

It has been seven years since the pilot of Glee aired on Fox and now Lea Michele and some of the other cast members are looking back at some of their great memories.

The picture that Lea posted shows all of the original Glee kids, including her late boyfriend and co-star Cory Monteith, taking a trip to NYC for the Upfronts in 2009.

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“#tbt 7 years ago.. It’s unbelievable how quickly time can go by.. To think we aired 7 years ago today..” Lea captioned the picture on Instagram. “Found this photo from our Upfronts trip to NYC just days before the premiere. We were all so excited. We went around the table and each said something we loved about each other.. No matter where we all are now.. I will always think back to this night. #glee ??.”

Click inside to read what other cast members are saying… More Here! »

Max Adler and his fiancée Jennifer Bronstein finally walked down the aisle on Saturday (December 21) in Hollywood.

The 29-year-old former Glee star, who played school jock Dave Karofsky on the hit show, and Jennifer got engaged in 2012 while on vacation in Rome, according to US Weekly.

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The couple went back and forth on venue and location but finally settled on a private residence in the Hollywood Hills.

“The wedding was a very intimate affair of 75 of their closest friends and family…Despite the rain, everyone had a great time,” a source explained, adding that Max‘s Glee costar Darren Criss was in attendance!

In addition to getting married, Max has had an exciting year, including working on Woody Allen‘s latest movie and filming Clint Eastwood‘s upcoming flick Sully alongside Tom Hanks.

Congrats Max and Jennifer!

The cast of Glee have been taking to social media to remember their late co-star Cory Monteith, who tragically died two years ago today.

Mark Salling, Harry Shum, Jr, Kevin McHale, and Jenna Ushkowitz were among the cast members to post messages on their Twitter and Instagram pages to remember the late actor.

Lea Michele also posted a tribute on her own Twitter account about her late boyfriend.

“What I would do to have you back bro” Mark wrote, along with a photo montage of him and Cory.

Click inside to read more cast tweets remembering Cory Monteith… More Here! »

Cory Monteith is being remembered by Glee creator Ryan Murphy on what would have been in 33rd birthday (May 11).

“It’s always hard when I speak about Cory because I miss Cory,” Ryan told People. “It’s a very sort of sad feeling when I think about him. I miss him. I loved him. I think about him every day.”

He added, “I think that he was taken too soon, [that's] one of the great tragedies to me. I do think that he influenced and helped so many people, and I have to hold on to that. It’s too overwhelmingly sad.”

In case you missed it, see how Cory‘s girlfriend at the time, Lea Michele, memorialized him via social media.

Cory tragically died back in July 2013 after consuming a toxic mix of heroin and alcohol.

Kevin McHale is opening up in a candid new interview on why he thinks Glee lost its viewers and why there shouldn’t be a spinoff series.

“I will say, not to bring it down or anything, when Cory Monteith died. I don’t think the show ever came back from that,” the 26-year-old actor told The Huffington Post. “It wasn’t for a lack of trying, but the story was going in one direction with his character [Finn Hudson] and he was one of two main characters of the show.”

“I think after that the vibe on set was different,” he added. “It was just weird for us being there never mind actually having to be filming. Being one of the writers in that sort of situation — I wouldn’t have known what I would have done because I was like, ‘I don’t really even want to be here.’”

When asked if he thinks Artie should get a spinoff, Kevin said, “Towards the end, there weren’t that many people watching Glee. So I don’t know how many people would then watch a spinoff. We’re off the air for a reason.”

Pictured inside: Fellow Glee star Lea Michele stepping out with boyfriend Matthew Paetz on Tuesday (May 5) in Los Angeles, as well as Dianna Agron leaving her hotel in New York City on Monday (May 4).

FYI: Lea is wearing Tkees sandals.