The Biggest Revelations From The Price Of Glee Docuseries

When it premiered in 2009, Glee was everything: a new kind of network TV show, a moment of unprecedented representation for LGBTQ characters, a place where a capella arrangements of Madonna songs on Primetime TV could thrive. It was a cultural touchstone of the mid-aughts. And as a weird high school drama kid, seeing a motley crew of expressive outcasts burst into Amy Winehouse songs was peak culture. But as Glee went on, tragedy followed. Now, a new Disovery+ docuseries, The Price of Glee, tries to make sense of the darkness. Cory Monteith died in 2013 after accidentally overdosing in… Read Full Article