Tuesday night’s Glee was without a doubt the show’s most shocking episode yet: from the attempted suicide of a gay bullied teen  -- to a rushed wedding -- to a surprise pregnancy -- to a serious car wreck caused by texting and driving.

In the midst of all that drama, most of the episode focused on the outing and public humiliation of Dave Karofsky, the closeted thug football player played by Max Adler.

Don’t worry Gleeks, everyone’s favorite guy will be back for a fourth season of drama, but it may not be “high school” drama.

When Fox’s President of Entertainment Kevin Reilly spoke at Fox’s Television Critics Association winter press tour in Pasadena, California on Sunday, he confirmed that Lea Michele would be returning to Glee, but he didn’t say anything about the other graduating seniors.

Chris Colfer, whose character Kurt is among the graduating seniors, later clarifieid that he will in fact be back too.

“Yes. I'm coming back,” Chris told The Insider.  “I'm very excited.”

Last year, Glee creator Ryan Murphy dropped the bombshell news that Colfer, Michele and Cory Monteith would not be returning after season 3, but it looks like there’s been a change of plans.

Dancing with the Stars champ J.R. Martinez was among the celebrity presenters at Sunday night's CNN Heroes: An All-Star Tribute at The Shrine Auditorium in Los Angeles, an event earmarked to honor everyday people whose actions help brighten the lives of others.

Other famous faces at the event, which was hosted by Anderson Cooper, included Piers Morgan, model Christy Turlington Burns, Glee star Chris Colfer, Modern Family beauty Sofia Vergara and The X Factor's Rachel Crow.

Musical performances on the night included Miley Cyrus, who sang "The Climb," and Kid Rock, who belted out the song, "Care."

Ashton Kutcher walked the red carpet solo at Monday's premiere of New Year's Eve at iconic Grauman's Chinese Theatre in Hollywood, marking his first major Tinseltown outing in the wake of the announcement he and Demi Moore would be divorcing.

The clean-shaven Two and a Half Men star, 33, wore a grey suit with a yellow tie to the first showing of the Garry Marshall-directed ensemble film, which also features two of show biz’s hottest young stars in Glee stunner Lea Michele and High School Musical hunk Zac Efron.

Glee broke prime time television boundaries by suggesting that two gay teenagers had sex for the first time and the controversial episode is causing outrage among right wing groups, RadarOnline.com has exclusively learned.

On Tuesday's episode entitled The First Time, Chris Colfer's character, Kurt, seemingly had sex with his boyfriend Blaine, played by Darren Criss. Although the two were never shown in the act, viewers saw them sweetly laying down next to each other after earlier discussing having their first time together and the inference was clear. (In the episode, the straight characters of Finn, played by Cory Monteith, and Rachel, played by Lea Michele, also had their first time.)

"These are allegedly high school kids. This show already hyper sexualizes everything they do," Dan Gainor of the Culture and Media Institute told RadarOnline.com in an exclusive interview. "Now they are teaching teens around the nation that having sex at that age is OK.

The sweet songs of Kurt Hummel will continue.

Chris Colfer confirmed he'll be remaining with the show in an appearance on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno Wednesday.

After some chit-chat about the actor’s recent 21st birthday -- and newfound fondness for Tequila -- Leno asked the Emmy nominated star what his fate on the show will be.

The Gleeks were out in force Saturday night for the premiere of Glee:The 3D Movie in L.A.

Crowds started gathering around the Regency Village Theatre hours before the stars arrived and the photographers started shooting.

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Lea Michele, Cory Monteith, Kevin McHale, Chris Colfer, Diana Agron, Ashley Fink, Mark Salling, Darren Criss, Amber Riley, Harry Shum Jr., Jayma Mays, Heather Morris and Chord Overstreet were all there from the series.

Recent guest star Kathy Griffin brightened up the red carpet, and so did True Grit star and Glee-fanatic Hailee Steinfeld.

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Glee: The 3D Movie opens August 12 for a limited run.

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Jon Cryer is a funny guy both on and off camera.

The Two and a Half Men star was nominated for an Emmy Award Thursday morning in the Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series category and cracked a joke about the controversy that followed the show and its former star, Charlie Sheen, this year.

"In a year when nothing much has happened on our show and you could barely find a word about me or my co-stars on the internet, it is lovely to be recognized by the Academy in this way!" Cryer said in a statement obtained by RadarOnline.com.

Glee is losing three of its main cast members who will be graduating from the high school-themed show, RadarOnline.com has learned.

Lea Michele, Chris Colfer and Cory Monteith will not be returning for season four of the hit Fox series, according to the show’s creator, Ryan Murphy.

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Glee's Cory Monteith has broken his silence about his past, which surprisingly includes battles with drug addiction.

The Victoria, British Columbia native, tells Sunday's Parade he's “not Finn Hudson,” his fresh-faced alter ego on the Fox hit.

“I’m lucky on so many counts -- I’m lucky to be alive," he said, noting his youth, adolescence and teens were plagued by the isolation he felt after his parents divorced when he was just 7-years-old.