It's easy to be cynical about Hollywood breakups these days. Some stars change partners as often as they do pants. However, some celeb romances seem so solid, it's sad to hear that things are over. That is certainly the emotion fans of Glee star Jane Lynch felt when she announced her divorce from longtime love Lara Embry.

It's been a while since we've seen Cory Monteith out and about. The Glee star, who recently completed his stint in rehab for substance abuse, made his first big red carpet appearance Saturday night at the 12th annual Chrysalis Butterfly Ball. With girlfriend Lea Michele on his arm, the couple looked happy as can be. In fact, Michele had NO problem gushing about being back out and about with her boo.

"I think he looks great, doesn't he?" she asked. "He's the best."

It's so great to see the two McKinley lovebirds back in the spotlight together, and I agree with Lea, he does look great. Heck, the guy looks hot in that suit!! It seems like, finally, Cory is in a good place. Something tells me that this is the beginning of another great chapter for him.

At 21 years old, most people are still in the process of figuring out who they are -- and (sometimes more importantly) who they're not. It's an often painful process, and it must be twice as challenging for celebs -- consider the massive meltdowns suffered by so many stars who came of age in the spotlight. So it's especially cool and inspiring that 21-year-old Glee star Charice Pempengco recently came out as a lesbian on national TV. During an interview on The Buzz, Filipino talk show host Boy Abunda asked her if she's a lesbian, and Pempengco answered in Tagalog (her native tongue): "Yes ... I am a lesbian."

"But to those who can accept me, thank you very much," she continued, her eyes filling with tears. "We are all equal, whether you are gay or straight ... I just want to say to all of you that I feel very light -- that I can leave the house knowing I am not hiding anything ... I love myself, that's why I'm able to do this."

Well, that's it folks. The season finale of Glee took the New Directions to regionals, and a host of characters announced they'll be saying goodbye. But don't go crying now ... that's bad luck at a wedding.

Needless to say there are major spoilers ahead, folks! But if you heard rumors that someone was getting married tonight, well ...

It was all about old favorites on tonight's Glee episode, the last one before the season 4 finale. The New Directions brought back their old habit of dedicating a week to one singer with a Stevie Wonder send-up, and Mercedes Jones and Mike Chang were back at McKinley High to help whip the glee club into shape for regionals. And while they were taking us for a walk down memory lane, the writers decided it was time to let us know what Kurt and Blaine are up to.

HUGE spoiler ahead!

'Glee' star Cory Monteith is free again! 28 days of rehab completed. Check! Back into the arms of ever-supportive girlfriend Lea Michele. Check! Clean and sober. Check! (Of course, that's just a hope and assumption on my part.) Now it's smooth sailing and happy days forever, right? Well, not really. As any sober person can tell you, the days following rehab or the first month in a 12-step program are grueling for an addict. However, they're nothing compared to the 30 days that follow.

Will Cory Monteith make it? Does he have what it takes to stay clean and sober this time?

Leave it to Glee to manage to throw a seriously twisted twist into the middle of an episode about preparing for regionals. Tonight the lights went out at McKinley High School, and people opened up ... big time. Not one but two Glee characters confessed they've been molested.

The show has covered some major teen topics over the years -- from suicide to alcohol -- but it's the first time they've broached child molestation.

Rachel Berry may have been relieved to find out that she wasn't pregnant recently on Glee, but apparently, Lea Michele has babies on the brain. She reportedly has something of an "ulterior motive" for encouraging Cory Monteith to go to rehab. A source close to the on- and off-screen lovebirds told HollywoodLife.com, "Not only does Lea want Cory to get better for his personal well-being, she also wants to get pregnant, and she thinks that Cory is the one and would be a wonderful father -- and the sooner he is better, the sooner they can start a family!"

Wow! That seems uh … fast. These two are clearly not in the right place to be thinking about a kiddo yet, but hey, you've gotta give Lea credit for thinking ahead and for nudging him to take care of his substance abuse problems now.