Former Glee producer Marti Noxon says the show had male ‘bullies’

After 24 seasons Matt James will become the first Black “Bachelor” in franchise history.

Although ABC made history by announcing Matt James as the first Black male lead of The Bachelor, the bold move hasn’t stopped fans and critics alike from calling out deep-seated diversity issues still present within the franchise.

The co-creator of “Friends,” Marta Kauffman, got emotional while lamenting not doing enough for diversity in a recent panel discussion. Kauffman, who co-created the hit 90s sitcom as well as the Netflix original series “Grace and Frankie,” spoke with a handful of other showrunners at an ATX TV...from the Couch panel when she began to tear up when asked what she wishes she’d known earlier in her career.

George Floyd's death after a policeman kneeled down on his neck resulted in protests for the Black Lives Matter movement raging across the US. Besides the masses, many celebrities have joined the movement and are seen showing solidarity with the same.

Apparently, it was more than just Lea Michele who contributed to an unhealthy set culture on Glee!

It turns out there is one person still left in Lea Michele‘s corner…

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.

Glee producer Marti Noxon has called on some of the show’s male stars to follow Lea Michele’s lead and apologise for their bad behaviour on set.

Marti Noxon, who served as a consulting producer on Glee, is speaking out following the allegations made about Lea Michele‘s behavior on set.

Actress Lea Michele has been hit with controversy this week after her fellow Glee co-star Samantha Ware made claims that she made her first television gig ‘a living hell’ on the show.

Lea Michele has issued an apology after her former “Glee” co-star Samantha Ware accused Michele of making her life “a living hell” on the set of the Ryan Murphy Fox series.

Lea Michele is apologizing for her past behavior on the Glee set following former co-star Samantha Ware‘s accusations of “traumatic microagressions,” including one threat to “s**t” in her wig.

Lea Michele has issued an apology after her former “Glee” co-star Samantha Ware accused Michele of making her life “a living hell” on set.