"The Glee Project" winner Samuel Larsen spent a year without shoes. He said it inspired creator Ryan Murphy, who wrote his character, Joe Hart.

Eleven years later, Lindsay Pearce and Cameron Mitchell go behind the scenes of the dramatic stage kiss, what happened after, and why he really quit.

Samuel Larsen, who played Joe Hart on the hit musical series, said the late actor was great at embracing new cast members and offering tips.

Derry actor Damian McGinty, who played Rory Flanagan, said it was "unnatural" and "really hard" to play a character with big Irish stereotypes.

In an oral history, producers, mentors, and cast members involved with "The Glee Project" explain how the "Glee" reality show on Oxygen came to be.

Michele recalled how it was difficult to choose and record her tribute song for her former boyfriend: "How can I pick a song that says everything."

After Michele was tapped to replace Feldstein in the fall, the "Booksmart" star's sudden departure this month raised a lot of questions.

Samantha Ware has previously said Michele made her life "a living hell" on the set of "Glee." Other "Glee" stars have also spoken out against Michele.

Morris told Insider she thinks Rivera would "just keep the message going that you are all loved and we're all here for you and you are seen."

Lea Michele and Cory Monteith starred in the Fox dramedy as they sang their way through McKinley High. Here's what you missed on the second season.

Fox's dramedy starred Lea Michele, Cory Monteith, and Jane Lynch, singing their way through McKinley High. Here are details you missed on season one.

"I think many people were very scared," Morris said of the working environment on the hit musical comedy that ended in 2015.

From Rachel Berry to Blaine Anderson, here's the first time and the final time you see all of your favorite characters on the music-filled series.

Fans of Fox's high-school drama series should check out shows like "Smash," "High School Musical: The Musical: The Series," and "Cheer."

The award-winning show premiered on Fox in 2009 and lasted for six seasons, ending in 2015. It starred Lea Michele, Jane Lynch, and Matthew Morrison.

TikTokers are using the app's shapeshifting effect to determine whether their face morphs into an image of a Barbie, Bratz doll, or fairy.

The actress caused a stir on social media after she said a fan's post, featuring Salling's face covered with a vomiting emoji, was "offensive."

The actor, who played Puck on Fox's musical comedy, pleaded guilty to possession of child pornography a year before his 2018 suicide.

From behind-the-scenes secrets to how the show was originally supposed to end, here are some facts you never knew about the musical series.

The actor "knew how to swim well" and declined the offer of a life jacket — one was put on the boat anyway, the autopsy report says.