WATCH: Glee Cast Sings “Seasons of Love” for Emotional Cory Monteith Tribute

10:27 pm, October 10th, 2013

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Thursday’s “Glee” tribute to Cory Monteith and his character Finn Hudson opened with the cast singing “Seasons of Love” from RENT.

The touching ode to living life to the fullest through love featured Amber Riley and the New Directions performing on a dark stage with subtle spotlights.

You can listen to all the songs from the moving episode here, and all profits from official music downloads will go to Monteith’s favorite charity, Project Limelight.

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Lea Michele Tearfully Sings “Make You Feel My Love” on Cory Monteith Glee Tribute

10:37 pm, October 10th, 2013

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Lea Michele could hardly hold back her tears on Thursday’s “Glee” tribute episode to Cory Monteith.

The actress appeared near end of the show as her character Rachel, breaking down as she mourned the loss of boyfriend Finn Hudson.

RELATED – Lea Michele First Interview About Cory Monteith: “There Was No Greater Man”

As previewed in the touching promo, Michele performed “Make You Feel My Love,” and the performance was every bit as heartbreaking as you’d expect.

You can listen to all the songs from the moving episode here, and profits from official track sales will go to Monteith’s favorite charity, Project Limelight.

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Lea Michele First Interview About Cory Monteith: “There Was No Greater Man”

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10:48 am, October 9th, 2013

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Lea Michele opens up about the death of boyfriend Cory Monteith for the first time in a new interview with TV Week Australia.

“I feel like, for me personally, I’ve lost two people: Cory and Finn,” the actress tells the magazine, referring to Monteith’s “Glee” character.

A tribute to the actor and Finn is set to air on FOX on Thursday, and Michele says while she hasn’t seen the episode “yet,” the cast “did it because it was something we all needed to do together.”

“We had a beautiful memorial for Cory in the auditorium and some of the cast members sang and people spoke about him,” recalls Michele. “It only felt right that we would do the same thing for Finn, so I felt it was very therapeutic.”

When asked if she ever contemplated leaving “Glee” in the wake Monteith’s passing, the TV star explains why she remains committed to the show.

RELATED – Listen: Lea Michele Sings “Make You Feel My Love,” Glee Cast Does “Seasons of Love” for Cory Tribute

She tells the magazine, “Everyone is asking: ‘Is it hard to do this? Is it hard to be back at work?,’ but the truth is it’s no harder at work than it is in life so we might as well all be together as a family supporting each other to get through this together.”

Michele goes on to reveal one part of the tribute that hit close to home, when her character Rachel receives a plaque about Finn from the glee club — similar to a plaque Monteith had brought home from the set in real life.

“He said, ‘This summer we are going to take it all over everywhere we go and take pictures of us with this plaque!’ and that’s what we did,” she remembers. “Then I got the script and thought it was so unbelievable that they chose to do that in the episode.”

“So, for me, there are a lot of little things that are so special; everything means a lot to me,” notes Michele.

The former Broadway star stresses that she wants Monteith to be remembered for much more than the controversial way he died.

“I really woke up every single day feeling like I was being in some sort of spell or something, that I was lucky enough to have him in my life. I feel like what happened with Cory was this big,” she tells TV Week, using her fingers to symbolize something tiny, “in the scheme of who he was and his life.”

“There was no greater man than Cory, so for the time we spent together I consider myself very lucky,” adds Michele.

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