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Q: Lea Michele Controlling Cory In Life and Death 
  
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 had a very strong guardian angel by his side ... his girlfriend, who essentially controlled Cory in life and even death.Sources connected with both Cory and Lea tell TMZ ... Lea swooped in when Cory died and immediately took over planning his memorial and other matters connected with his death. We're told Cory's mom is not involved at all in the planning -- it's all Lea.Everyone agrees ... Lea always had Cory's back and tried protecting him as much as she could, especially when it came to his substance abuse. We're told Cory -- who was sweet but naive -- got banged around in Hollywood by what one relative called "a zoo of piranhas" and when Lea became his girlfriend she fiercely protected him.As for Cory's drug and alcohol problems ... Lea laid down the law in the United States and did everything she could to keep him from relapsing. When he did relapse earlier this year, she was the one who took the lead and engineered the plan to get Cory in rehab.We're told Lea's problem was that when Cory went to Canada ... all bets were off. ||||| Cory Monteith's Death 'Glee' Will Go On 
  
 Cory Monteith's Death -- 'Glee' Will Go On 
  
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 " is going full steam ahead without-- and TMZ has learned, the show's writers have called an emergency meeting today to figure out how to work him out of the story.Sources close to production tell us, “Glee is definitely not canceled. If you look at the dollars and cents of the show and that it was very much an ensemble with new kids being added last year when some graduated. It’s clear that the show wasn’t about one character."Our source says producers are taking their cue from shows like "8 Simple Rules" and "The West Wing," which have also suffered real-life deaths ... the lesson being: one character doesn't make or break a show.Our source adds, "The producers and writers are taking time to meet and figure out how to best address this situation in the context of Glee. No decision has been reached about a script yet, as it’s still early." ||||| Lea Michele is trying to come to terms with the death of love Cory Monteith -- and revelations from coroners on Tuesday that the Glee actor had accidentally overdosed on heroin and alcohol. "Lea has been inconsolable," one source close to the singer and actress, 26, tells Us Weekly, adding that Michele "didn't know" that Monteith had relapsed with heroin following his April rehab stint. 
  
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 For now, the FOX star is keeping her mind occupied with funeral arrangements. "She's been talking with Cory's family the entire time and wants to plan the whole funeral," another insider says. Working with her Canadian-born beau's family, Michele is "planning the whole thing," the source says. 
  
 It has, understandably, been a truly difficult time since Saturday's shocking news. "It's an absolute mess," the second insider says. "It's just devastating, tragic news. A lot of his friends in L.A. had no idea how bad his drug use was. Everyone is still shocked beyond belief." 
  
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 At Michele's side for the ordeal is actor Jonathan Groff -- her best friend who became a Broadway star alongside Michele in 2006's Spring Awakening, and who played Jesse St. James, romantic rival to Finn (Monteith) for Michele's Glee character, Rachel Berry. "He flew to be with her as soon as he heard," another pal says. "His heart is broken for her -- and he loved Cory too. The three of them would hang out together." 
  
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 Via her rep, Michele broke her silence about Monteith's passing with a statement late Tuesday. "Lea is deeply grateful for all the love and support she's received from family, friends, and fans. Since Cory's passing, Lea has been grieving alongside his family and making appropriate arrangements with them. They are supporting each other as they endure this profound loss together." ||||| Cory Monteith’s girlfriend Lea Michele is devastated over his tragic death from a lethal combination of heroin and alcohol but she had been trying to help him kick his drug habit and staged an intervention for him just a few months before he died. 
  
 The 31-year-old Glee actor was found dead in a Vancouver hotel room on July 13 but he struggled with his addictions for a long time, admitting in interviews that he started doing drugs at 13 and went to rehab when he was 19. 
  
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 This year had found him using drugs again, and those around him tried desperately to save him. 
  
 “Before he went to rehab in April, he was in a bad place,” a source told Us Weekly about his actions earlier in the year. 
  
 “He would drink and use drugs – it just spiraled.” 
  
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 The actor never let his addiction affect his work and his girlfriend Lea was blindsided when she learned of his relapse and immediately took action. 
  
 She asked show creator Ryan Murphy to help her stage an intervention a source told the magazine. 
  
 “She told Cory, ‘Clean up or I’m out of here,” a source close to her said. 
  
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 Leah has been staying with friends since she heard the news about her boyfriend’s death and she is discussing funeral plans with his family. 
  
 “The plan is to move the body back to L.A. and bury him there,” the magazine reported. ||||| The seed for Wide00014 was: 
  
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Here's how TMZ describes it: Lea Michele "essentially controlled" boyfriend Cory Monteith, "[laying] down the law" when it came to things like his drug use—and has continued to do so after his death, taking over all the arrangements. But the gossip site seems to be a bit conflicted, because it also calls her Monteith's "very strong guardian angel" who "always had [his] back and tried protecting him as much as she could." Apparently he wasn't quite as adept at handling Hollywood as Michele, sources tell TMZ. The problem arose when he went to his "other life" in Canada, away from Michele, the sources add. Before Monteith went to rehab earlier this year, Michele supposedly told him "Clean up or I’m out of here," Radar reports. Post-rehab, Michele had no idea Monteith had relapsed and was using heroin again, a source tells Us. In related news, TMZ assures us that Glee won't be canceled in the wake of Monteith's death. Writers had an emergency meeting yesterday to figure out how to move forward with his character's storyline. The show is even currently casting two new actors, E! reports. Meanwhile, Jane Lynch got teary on last night's Tonight Show, reports People. "He was a real bright light in our family, and we've lost a really great guy," she said.