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The Glee cast came out in full force for the SAG-AFTRA Strike on Wednesday (August 23)!

10 former stars of the hit Fox series reunited on the picket line, protesting right in front of Warner Bros. Studios in Los Angeles, which is where the series was filmed.

Jenna Ushkowitz (Tina), Kevin McHale (Artie), Darren Criss (Blaine), and Heather Morris (Brittany) met up with Becca Tobin (Kitty), Vanessa Lengies (Sugar), Dot Marie Jones (Coach Beiste), Jacob Artist (Jake), Josh Sussman (Jacob), and even Principal Figgins actor, Iqbal Theba.

Samuel Larsen, Max Adler, Curt Mega and Michael Hitchcock, and writer/co-creator Brad Falchuk were also there.

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Some actors from Glee just paid a visit to the Naya Rivera memorial that has been set up at Lake Piru, which is where the actress passed away last week.

Iqbal Theba, who played Principal Figgins on the Fox series, posted a video of the memorial on his Twitter account. He wrote, “Went to see her with my friends @dotmariejones & @BradEllisPiano ❤️NAYA❤️.”

Iqbal was joined at the memorial by Dot-Marie Jones, who played Coach Beiste, and Brad Ellis, who played the glee club’s pianist Brad.

Dot made an appearance on The Talk this week and spoke about visiting the lake with the young stars of Glee on the day that Naya‘s body was discovered.

Fans are organizing a candlelight vigil that will take place at the lake in a couple weeks.

Iqbal Theba, who played the role of Principal Figgins on Glee from 2009-2015, is speaking out about the Lea Michele allegations that have been spreading across the Internet for days.

The 56-year-old actor posted two tweets in response to what has been said about Lea.

“Lot of people r assuming that @LeaMichele mistreated me. Let me state it clearly that I was never mistreated by her. And if some of the cast were treated badly then she has apologized for it which is wonderful. But being called a racist is too heavy & unfair a burden 4 most of us, specially in these troubled times. So, please be compassionate, careful & responsible before we accuse anyone of this horrible thing called racism. I love each & everyone of my fellow cast members from our great show @OfficialGLEEtv Be safe & be well. Much love,” he tweeted.

Joel McHale and Danny Pudi share a cute moment together on the red carpet at the premiere of The Tiger Hunter on Friday (September 22) at Laemmle Monica Film Center in Santa Monica, Calif.

The guys starred together on Community and Joel stepped out to support Danny‘s new film!

Also in attendance were Danny‘s The Tiger Hunter co-stars Jon Heder, Rizwan Manji, Karen David, Iqbal Theba, and Anand Desai-Barochia, as well as The Big Bang Theory‘s Kunal Nayyar.

The Tiger Hunter is a beautiful Muslim American love story that captures a young immigrant’s pursuit of success, love and the American dream with humor and heart. The film is playing in select theaters right now in LA, NYC, and other major markets.

Watch the exclusive clip that we premiered and then go see the movie. You won’t regret it!

After six seasons, the Glee series finale has aired and the show is officially over.

The first hour of the episode was a look back to 2009 and how the New Directions was formed in the first place. It featured some amazing flashback moments, including an incredible tribute to Cory Monteith and the pilot episode.

WATCH: Lea Michele‘s final performance ever on Glee

The second hour starts with us finding out if the New Directions win at the 2015 National Show Choir Championships. Throughout the hour we learn the fate of all the main characters and are treated to a bunch of great musical numbers.

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Cory Monteith‘s co-stars from his hit Fox series Glee have spoken out in support of his decision to go to rehab for substance addiction.

The 30-year-old actor entered a treatment facility over the weekend with the support of his girlfriend Lea Michele and the production team behind Glee, which is prepping for Cory to miss the final two episodes of the fourth season.

“Love u @CoryMonteith, so proud of you :)” Kevin McHale tweeted.

“Supporting @CoryMonteith for his courageous decision. Get well soon my friend! Proud of you!” Harry Shum, Jr. wrote.

“Sending lots of love and light to @CoryMonteith. We love you,” Jenna Ushkowitz wrote.

“I support you big bro, love you to life. So proud of you @CoryMonteith get well soon �’�,” Amber Riley tweeted.

“Anyone who helps themselves is a hero in my book,” Chris Colfer said without giving names.

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