Archive for the 'Cory Monteith' Category

It took 11 A-listers (and one AH-Mazing brother) to take a pic that became the most talked about event of the Oscars!

And it didn’t take long for Ellen DeGeneres’ selfie to top the list of most retweets EVER on Twitter!

But who did she beat out in the process??

We’ve compiled the posts from celebs that got the MOST shares of all time!

From pop stars behaving badly…

To snarky comments from our favorite comedians…

To stars who passed away all too soon.

These are the <140 character messages and Twitpics that had everyone racing to RT!

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Cory Monteith has influenced Lea Michele ever since he came into her life.

Even though he isn't with her physically anymore since he tragically passed away last summer, Cory continues to affect Lea's life in many ways and she continues to remember the great times and conversations they had together.

The Glee star opened up about their relationship and revealed:

"I only have happy memories of Cory. He was not his addiction—unfortunately, it won. But that wasn't who he was. Cory made me feel like a queen every day. From the minute he said, 'I'm your boyfriend,' I loved every day, and I thank him for being the best boyfriend and making me feel so beautiful."

Simply beautiful.

Lea went on to explain the meaning behind releasing Louder on March 4th and how the death of Cory influenced the direction of her album:

"Just think about it: we're going to 'March fo(u)rth.' We're going to march forth like a cannonball. I try my best to march forth and live my life as best as I can for me. I also feel an incredible, happy responsibility to keep the memory and light of [Cory, who] was the most amazing person. I'm so happy to make it my journey now to continue on and live my life as best as I can.

I set out to make a really pop-heavy album that was fun and empowering—I love Katy Perry and Kelly Clarkson! But then I found myself picking and writing these songs that were very emotional and dramatic. Louder has songs that express extreme love and some pain. I look at it and think, That was my year. I didn't record any songs that I didn't completely relate to."

Lea has been busily working on her solo album, but that doesn't mean she's forgetting those who have been there for here through the dark times.

She said about her Glee family:

"[The Glee cast] is the greatest group of people I have ever met in my entire life! We all lost Cory. I didn't think for one minute that being away from them was what I wanted. Being on the set of Glee is no more difficult than being at home and finding [Cory's] slippers under the bed. We had a life and a job together—it goes with you everywhere you go. You can't get away from grief. So I might as well be surrounded by the people I love and get to lean on them."

Surrounding yourself with close friends and the same people who also lost someone in their life definitely helps the grieving process.

Miz Michele continues to inspire us!

[Image via BauerGriffinOnline.]

The Oscars always pays tribute to those talented and creative artists we lost throughout the year.

And every year some people unfortunately have to be left out of the In Memoriam.

This year, while we all honored Philip Seymour Hoffman, Paul Walker, and many more who were featured during the touching moment, some of our most beloved stars were left off the list.

Sadly, Cory Monteith, Marcia Wallace, Fresh Prince of Bel-Air's James Avery, Tom Clancy, Lisa Robin Kelly, Lee Thompson Young, Phil Everly, Phil Ramone, Lou Reed, Pete Seeger, Dennis Farina, Gary David Goldberg, Alicia Rhett, Alain Resnais, Jim Jacks, and Clive Burr were left out of the tribute.

And most oddly of all, Ruth Robinson Duccini from Wizard of Oz (which had a film tribute earlier in the night) and Alice Herz-Sommer, who was the subject of the Best Documentary Short-winning film The Lady in Number 6 and passed away this last week, were both not featured in the tribute.

It's unfortunate that anyone has to be left out, but everyone was included in the online In Memoriam.

[Image via WENN.]

You've been warned about the tissues, people!

Lea Michele is ready to really open up about intimate conversations she had with Cory Monteith before his tragic passing - giving us a real window into their love.

In the new issue of Glamour UK , the Glee starlet is revealing her former future plans with her co-star, including growing old together and having a big family:

Oh wow, talk about looking on the bright side!

Lea Michele has had a rough time, everybody knows that, but it seems she's decided to be positive about all the troubles that have happened to her.

So, when Lea opened up about her upcoming album, she revealed that Cory Montieth's unexpected death affected her immensely.

However, she still manages to find the sunny side in a sea of darkness.

Especially when she listens to her song You're Mine, which she wrote in tribute to him!

The Glee actress said:

Awww! This is just about the saddest thing ever!

Lea Michele just released a lovely new ballad off of her upcoming album, Louder, but there is absolutely NOTHING gleeful about this Glee star's track!

It apparently tells the story of her last conversation with Cory Monteith and, yeah, it's exactly as soul-crushing as that sounds!!

Ch-ch-check out If You Say So (above)!

Ugh! He words pierce our heart like a poison-tipped dagger! Her sad, haunting voice echoes throughout the deepest, darkest depths of our soul!!

It's just so tragic! We don't know if we can even bear to listen to it again!!

We just can't believe Rolling Stone was so mean to her AH-Mazing album in their review!!

Read all of the lyrics of If you Say So…AFTER THE JUMP!!!

If you haven't noticed yet, there has always been an epic slap scene in every season of Glee!

Let's go through them real quickly, shall we?