Michele revealed in a PEOPLE exclusive published on November 23, 2025, that she would often hear the line, ’I’m like Tinkerbell, I need applause to live,’ whenever she interacted with fans of Glee.

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Lea Michele will always remember her time on Glee, partly because her fans won’t let her forget it. The singer and actress, 39, reveals to PEOPLE which iconic line from the show her fans quote to her ...

NEW YORK -- A tender, joyous, bittersweet and very, very funny tribute to kids obsessed with words, the off-Broadway revival of "The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee" is a perfect salve for an ...

Lea Michele, known for her iconic role as Rachel Berry in the popular musical comedy series Glee, recently spoke to People Magazine about her time on the show.

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The rocker died at age 74 on Oct. 16, weeks after suffering a fall at his home Mark Gray is a journalist of over two decades. He has written about entertainment, sports and crime since 2001, focusing ...

EXCLUSIVE: More than two decades after soaring through the skies as Peter Pan and Wendy Darling in Universal’s 2003 live-action version of Peter Pan, Jeremy Sumpter and Rachel Hurd-Wood are reuniting ...

Miami University football head coach Chuck Martin announced Nov. 14 the RedHawks will play the rest of their season without starting quarterback Dequan Finn, who left the program to prepare for ...

The Duke of Sussex makes a surprise cameo in the trailer for Meghan's upcoming Netflix holiday special Erin Hill is the Senior Editor, Royals at PEOPLE. She has reported on Royals for the brand since ...

Delta College student Gizella “Gay” Csaky returned to her Midland home late on Sunday, Nov. 10, 1974. It had been a long, exhausting, exhilarating day. Then, the phone rang. After a brief conversation ...