Facing four to seven years for possessing child pornography, former Glee star Mark Salling pleaded guilty.
Mark Salling committed suicide, however. A complicated act that may have royally screwed over a lot of victims.
As previously reported, Mark Salling is dead at the age of 35.
The former Glee star, who rose to fame as the character of Noah Puckerman on this Fox comedy, appears to have committed suicide.
Shocking news out of Hollywood today, as former Glee star Mark Salling has reportedly been found dead at the age of 35.
Though no official cause of death has been released as of this initial report, it's believed that Salling took his own life.
It was only last October when Naya Rivera and Ryan Dorsey's divorce was called off. Things looked bright for the couple.
Fast forward less than two months, and Naya got arrested after allegedly hitting her husband -- in front of their young son, no less.
Between Corey Monteith's tragic death and Naya Rivera getting charged with domestic battery, things aren't going so well for some members of the Glee cast.
But the worst of all has to be where Mark Salling's life has taken him.
Over Thanksgiving weekend, Naya Rivera was charged with domestic battery after an incident in which she reportedly struck her husband, Ryan Dorsey, on the head and lip.
While that's troubling for the couple and their child, it's also been disturbing to fans of Naya and of the couple, for obvious reasons.
Remember last November, when Naya Rivera filed for divorce from Ryan Dorsey?
Well, pop those "congrats on your divorce" balloons and find a discreet way to eat that celebratory divorce cake, because it sounds like this divorce has been officially canceled.
Charice Pempengco has a major announcement to make.
And it is this:
Naya Rivera's new book, Sorry Not Sorry is proving to be quite the page turner.
Back when they were both starring on Glee, and Glee was a thing that people cared about Naya Rivera and Mark Salling were a couple.
Mark Salling has a shady incident in his past.
He was once accused of sexual assault, settling the lawsuit out of court for millions of dollars.
The final notes have been sang, the final tears have been shed and the final message has been sent.
With Glee Season 6 Episode 13, this influential Fox series has come to an end.
It's no longer a top-rated show. In fact, it's one of the least-watched shows on all of television.
But there was a time, not that long ago, when Glee was on top of the pop culture universe.
It's a wrap, folks. After six seasons, 116 episodes, and countless bafflingly profitable karaoke chart-toppers, Glee will soon be ending its run on Fox.
Friday on Glee Season 6 Episode 4, Sue continued her meddling in hilarious fashion, while Rachel tries to make a deal in order to improve her squad's chances.
Ready for one last hurrah, Gleeks across the land?
FOX finally kicked off the final season, airing Glee Season 6 Episode 1 and Glee Season 6 Episode 2 back to back in a two-hour, Friday night premiere.
In case you were blissfully unaware (like most of the television viewing public), Glee is still a show that's on a major network somehow.
While most of the series' formerly obsessed fans abandoned Glee after one of the many times it jumped the shark, Fox granted the long-slumping ex-hit a stay of execution so that it could properly wrap things up...and, of course, cash in on the popularity of Frozen.
Even though Mayim Bialik hates Frozen, the rest of the world is still enamored with Disney's animated smash, so it was only a matter of time before producers of Fox's beloved karaoke-drama secured the rights to the film's signature song.
Yes, Lea Michele revealed today that she'll croon the Academy Award-winning "Let It Go" on the sixth and final season of Glee.
The more things change, the more they stay the same?
FOX has released the official synopsis for Glee Season 6 and it promises a return to the show's core premise, as Rachel finds herself back in Lima and the New Directions find themselves as underdogs once again.
