Collider - Glee

’We All Really Did Go Through Something”: ’Glee’s Lea Michele Reveals What “Fractured” the Cast

Rachel Leishman — Sun, 11 May 2025 00:00:13 GMT

Fans have heard the horror stories of Gleefor decades. No one really knows what went on behind the scenes, but it all seemed messy. At the center of the series was the star, Lea Michele, who played Rachel Berry throughout the show's six-season run. But the Ryan Murphy production was constantly swirling with rumors, and it led to an obsession for fans of the show. Now, ten years after Glee came to an end, Michele is talking about what filming the hit series was like.

'Bunheads' Creators Add Jonathan Groff To New Ballet Series 'Étoile'

Lade Omotade — Fri, 01 Nov 2024 20:43:33 GMT

The upcoming Amazon series, Étoile from Bunheads’ and Gilmore Girls' Amy Sherman-Palladino and Daniel Palladino, has added the multifaceted performer Jonathan Groff, who will reunite with his Spring Awakening co-star Gideon Glick. In an exclusive report from TVLine, details about Groff’s character are yet to be revealed, but he will guest-star in the show's first season, which has yet to have a release date.

Ryan Murphy Reveals If He Will Ever Make Movies Again

Britta DeVore — Thu, 03 Oct 2024 17:54:02 GMT

In 2024 alone, Ryan Murphy’s name has been attached to a handful of new projects including, American Sports Story: Aaron Hernandez, Grotesquerie, and Doctor Odyssey, along with follow-up seasons of other titles such as Monsters: The Lyle and Erik Menendez Story and 9-1-1. The producer, director, writer, and creator has built himself a television empire, starting with his first few productions; Popular, Nip/Tuck, Glee, and American Horror Story. Continuing to grow in popularity over the years, Murphy is now a household name, having made something for just about every age group and genre-lover under the sun.

10 Strangest TV Relationships, Ranked

Kelsey Berish — Tue, 17 Sep 2024 23:10:13 GMT

TV relationships are a tricky business. There are some TV couples that people love, some that people hate, and some that are just so downright strange thatviewers don't understand what the writers were thinking at the time. Why on Earth would a main character get with their ex's bully? Or why would two friends get together over what are arguably very deep-seated psychological, unhealed wounds from traumatic experiences?

10 TV Shows That Got Worse With Every Season

Justine Kraemer — Fri, 30 Aug 2024 22:00:11 GMT

Many TV series need more than a single season to truly find their footing and to develop characters and stories worth investing in. Unfortunately, some series face the reverse trajectory and get progressively worse after beginning strong. Sometimes, the concept of a TV series is better than its ultimate execution. Certain series overstay their welcome and ultimately end up running out of ideas to keep the series compelling.

How 'Glee' Convinced Melissa Benoist She Could Handle 'Supergirl'

Erick Massoto — Thu, 20 Jun 2024 10:00:12 GMT

Melissa Benoist had quite a start in Hollywood. Her breakout role was in the supporting cast of one of the most popular series on television and then she moved on to lead her very own superhero series. During a conversation with Perri Nemiroff for Collider Ladies Night, Benoist reflected on her experience in Glee and Supergirl, and talked about how her time on one show influenced her approach to the other.

Melissa Benoist Affirms This OG 'Glee' Star Was an Ideal Leader on Set

Britta DeVore — Wed, 19 Jun 2024 17:22:35 GMT

Dreaming of fame and fortune is an entirely normal and even typical rite of passage as a young person. As children and teens, many of us see celebrities and wish our lives could be like theirs — full of glitz, glamor, limousines, and yachts. But when it’s put under a microscope, is the price of stardom really worth it? Sure, the public will be following your every move, which is stressful all on its own, but what about how you feel about your commitment to your craft and how audiences are taking that in? This under-talked-about pressure is one that Supergirl and The Girls on the Bus star Melissa Benoist says she felt deeply after landing her role as Marley Rose on Season 4 of Fox’s uber-popular series, Glee.

Melissa Benoist Won't Let a Show Cancellation Dim Her Pride in Her Work

Perri Nemiroff — Wed, 19 Jun 2024 17:14:48 GMT

Melissa Benoist stepped into the Hollywood spotlight in a big way via Glee. Then she cemented herself as a bonafide star and headliner with Supergirl. Now she continues to broaden her range and her industry skill set by starring in and producing the hugely entertaining political drama, The Girls on the Bus.

If 'Glee' Were Still Around, Here's What Its Stars Would Be Singing

Chris McPherson — Thu, 06 Jun 2024 16:00:13 GMT

Fans of Glee have often wondered what their favorite characters would be up to if the show were still on the air today. Recently, Collider's Arezou Amin sat down with Glee alums Matthew Morrison and Heather Morriswhile they were promoting their latest project, From Embers, and the pair shared their thoughts on what songs and themes they'd love to see on the show now. Their insights provide a tantalizing glimpse into an alternate Glee universe. Morrison, who played the beloved Mr. Schuester, reflected on the power of music in storytelling.

Heather Morris Was Relieved She Didn't Do This on 'So Help Me Todd'

Britta DeVore — Thu, 06 Jun 2024 16:00:13 GMT

A triple-threat performer, it’s hard to believe that Heather Morris would ever be intimidated by any role she’s earned. Perhaps best known for her portrayal of Brittany S. Pierce on Fox’s Glee, Morris can not only act and sing but also dance circles around other incredibly talented individuals. But, during an interview with Collider’s Arezou Amin for the upcoming movie From Embers, Morris admitted that when she landed a part in the gone-too-soon series, So Help Me Todd, she was worried the creative team would force her to put her singing chops to the test.