We’re not sure what this award is, but the statue of a dude holding up the DISH Network symbol looks pretty cool: Jane Lynch was just nominated by the International Press Academy (comprised of over 100 entertainment journalists) in the “Actress in a supporting role in a series, miniseries, or motion picture for television” category for her role as Sue [...]

We are absolutely loving these “Behind the Fun” clips from XBox, which are being awesomely released concurrently with the “More Fun Time” spots (also with Jane Lynch). Below, the newest addition to the series. All we have to say is, “MMM.” And, just because we really can’t get enough of these, another “Behind the Fun” clip, this time about Flapping [...]

Andrea Mineo at CNN interviewed Jane and Matthew Morrison about their respective roles on Glee and how, in Jane’s poetic words, it’s a show about the “loser aspect of ourselves.”  There’s not a whole lot new to report here, though Mineo does have an entertaining recap of how she initially did Jane’s interview: with the camera off.  Turns out the [...]

Character Type:  Authority Figure (principal/mother) Best Line: “You think I don’t know what you are?” There was a time when The X-Files was a really good show.  An outstanding one, in fact.  Really.  By the time Jane Lynch made her appearance in The X-Files, the series, unfortunately, was limping on both legs towards its overdue finale.  David Duchovny exited at [...]

Two not-so-recent interviews popped up on our radar over the last few days, and they’re both pretty good.  In the first, the New York Post asks what Jane has checked out in her library.  She digs politics – someone send her a few Sarah Vowell novels, stat – and lists Malcolm Gladwell’s Outliers (which we hope she will be sorely [...]

Over at the New York Times’ Advertising section, the whole XBox “More Fun Time” commercial ad campaign is explained to us:  Microsoft would really, really, really love it if we bought into their idea that, like the Wii, the XBox brings, not tears, families apart.  And who better to use as a conduit for this explanation than … the Jonas [...]