Jane Lynch talks to the Los Angeles Times Magazine about not being a 50 year old virgin, Sue Sylvester, and sexual entitlement.

So we actually caught Glee last night at its regularly scheduled time on the teevee, not days later on Hulu, which is usually how we watch the teevee now (that is, on the computer).  Sue Sylvester, cheerleading coach-turned-muckraking-teaching takes the essence (and only the essence) of Upton Sinclair and has great things on her chalkboard like: “Gossip is fun!”, “Who [...]

Sue Sylvester sounds off on the sneaky gays that may very well be sitting next to you, and why she doesn’t provide her gay intern health care. In short: a pretty awesome edition of Sue’s Corner that has so many words articulated so well that it reminds me of the best of Belle & Sebastian. Thought they weren’t related, did you?

Sue Sylvester promos a 2 hour special repeat of Glee (that aired a few days ago — sorry), and the Glee cast reminds us about the Glee DVD. It’s a post-holiday present for everyone!

Entertainment Weekly confirmed with Jane Lynch that, finally, she will get to sing in Glee.  From the Ask Ausiello column (my, we’ve come quite a ways since Dear Abby, haven’t we?): Question: For the record, I totally agree with your assessment of the Golden Globe nominations — Jim Parsons and John Noble are disgustingly absent and it makes me angry. [...]

The fall finale of Glee finally is upon us, and there is a whole lot of delicious, holiday-warming devilishness stirring in our Sue Sylvester. To quote the coach herself: “You’re about to board the Sue Sylvester Express. Destination: Horror!”