Jane Lynch is hosting tonight's SNL, and—naturally—there are a lot of sketches that feature her playing a mom. Speaking of which, here's a hilarious "commercial" for an embarrassment-reducing product called "Damn It, My Mom Is on Facebook."
This weekend, Saturday Night Live will be hosted by Sue Sylvester herself, the always-hilarious Jane Lynch. And guess what! Hot off the presses, here are some new promos for the episode that feature Lynch and SNL's Fred Armisen. Watch inside.
After last week's messy Britneyfest, it's good to see Glee back to its old form. We actually had songs from different artists driven by plot last night! More on Kurt's tearjerker of an episode after the jump.
Today at Gawker.TV, Josh Lucas hawks his "filthy pickle," Jane Lynch dishes about Glee, a creepy new Snickers ad, Barbara Walters mistakenly calls Margaret Cho "openly gay," and David Letterman samples raw meat from Bruce Willis' Gaga-inspired meat toupee.
This morning Jane Lynch sat down on Good Day to talk about hot topics. She spills some Glee tidbits, shares feelings on her Saturday Night Live hosting gig, and opens up about the recent suicide tragedy of student Tyler Clementi.
Ah, yes. The highly publicized Britney Spears episode. Much like Britney, herself, the episode was hot with lots of sexy dancing, but at the core was shallow and did little more than show Heather Morris' talent, beyond the one liners.
How adorable are these two together? The two like-minded women talked about how they take credit for each other's work, what it's like to be gay in Hollywood, and even welcomed Julia Roberts to the lady-lovin' club. Video inside!
Welcome to the Emmy Awards red carpet, where the stars of the small screen strut in clothes that cost more than your car does, and jewelry that costs more than your house. Let's see how they looked.
Last night, Cojo narrated his decisions for best and worst dressed of the Emmys in a very animated (and annoying) manner. Jane Lynch deservedly won, but he surprisingly gave Christina Hendricks, who looked lovely, worst dressed.
TV Guide released a list of television's top earners this week, and the truth about our favorite stars' incomes can be shocking. From Dramas to Sitcoms, Late Night to News, a list of the top earners for each category, inside!
He really would. So he gave him a bigger part. Also today: good Jane Lynch news, good Frances McDormand news, good video game news, and baaaad talk show news. Like, really bad.
Today at Gawker.TV, Bethenny Frankel pees in a trash can, Jason Segel hits on Hoda Kotb, Futurama's pride parade, and Greg Kelly of Good Day New York asks Colin Quinn what their deceased friend is up to.
Steve Carell and Jane Lynch, who are apparently friends and that is awesome, were both guests on The Tonight Show last night, where they reminisced on the latino folk songs Jane used to serenade Steve with.
Party Down's second season has come to a close. Due to many of the show's actors jumping ship for better shows and unfinished story-lines, we're left wondering about the fates of our favorite team of TV caterers.
We're amazed that it's already the end of Party Down's second season, too. But there is an upside to it all: The show is bringing back Season One favorite Jane Lynch—and Patrick Duffy makes a cameo, too!
Now that we have assessed the Glee finale in the sober light of morning, we are happy to report that it was a near-perfect masterpiece. Let us recount its many memorable moments together. And maybe cry all over again.
The iPhone 4 was (officially) announced mere hours ago, but the Internet has already produced a great parody ad featuring Jane Lynch and KassemG. Inside, video of Lynch and her cohort lamenting "leaked" features and name-checking Gizmodo in the process.
Sulky Stewart feels violated. Jane Lynch marries her girlfriend. Lindsay Lohan gets her wisdom teeth out, and special permission to use painkillers. Before Charlie Sheen enters his plea deal, he's going to Disneyland. Wednesday gossip looks on the bright side.
Not surprisingly, nothing really happened on tonight's Puck-centric version of Glee. The kids were told to find a song that represented themselves, and as we've said before, Jane Lynch only needed a two minute scene to steal the show.
Earlier today, Gawker.TV discussed exactly why Glee hasn't impressed us since it returned from its mid-season hiatus. Tonight's episode, with it's after-school special air of self-acceptance, was worth little more than the airtime given to Jane Lynch.
