The curtains are finally closing on Wisteria Lane.

Tags: Connor Paolo, Desperate Housewives, Emmys 2011, Gossip Girl, It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, Jane Lynch, Louie, Project Runway All Stars, Sex and the City, Wilfred

One TV show we love, one we like and two we've never heard of hit shelves today. We're sure they all have their reasons for releasing on December 29th, especially since their new seasons are as much as a few months away, but damned if we know what they are. We almost considered listing some anime releases here to fill things out, but those things all blur together for us now. Our otaku days are behind us, sadly.

Tags: Glee, Jane Lynch, United States of Tara

I'm trying not to get too personal or gossipy in today's TWoP news. Let's see how long that lasts.

Tags: Celebrity Rehab, CSI, Glee, Jane Lynch, Jason Priestly, Jersey Shore, Liz Vassey, Liza Minelli, real housewives of new york city, Scoundrels, Weeds

During a phone press conference last Thursday, Jane Lynch (that's Sue Sylvester to you!) spoke with reporters about Glee and her hopes for its future. The Golden Globe nominee for Best Supporting Actress told reporters that her role is helpful to her emotional well-being, "I always say, 'When I put on that track suit I have a license to say anything I want. I think it's probably very good therapy."

Tags: glee, jane lynch

Everybody's favorite new show, Glee, is now in full swing, with new episodes and everything. To promote tonight's brand new episode, Jane Lynch gave a conference call with the worldwide blogosphere to talk about what it's like working on the show, and to give some spoilers about her character, evil Cheerios coach Sue Silvestri. Here are the highlights of the call!

Tags: Glee, Jane Lynch

Well, let's just say we damned well better get another season of My Boys after all of this.

Tags: entourage, house, jane lynch, Kyle Bornheimer, kyle howard, Love Bites

After Week 1's pretty terrible Amy Poehler episode and Week 2's disastrous Bryan Cranston episode, SNL started to find its way back with Jane Lynch this weekend. It wasn't exactly a stellar episode, but they at least made a better effort to use Lynch effectively (unlike how they just stripped Cranston down to his underwear and shoved him in a corner all episode long last week), and there were a couple honest-to-god highlights. Still not convinced Jay Pharoah should be working in this format, and I'm baffled as to why Bill Hader's been but a minor presence so far, but it was only the third episode of the season, so I digress. Here are the best and worst sketches of the night:

Tags: Bill Hader, Jane Lynch, Jay Pharaoh, Kristen Wiig, Saturday Night Live, SNL, Suze Orman

Time to find out who the first Saturday Night Live host of the new decade is! Surely it's somebody timely, right? Somebody hip and now? Sadly, no.

Tags: Alicia Keys, Avatar, Golden Globes, Jane Lynch, Jeff Dunham, Martin Scorcese, Saturday Night Live, Sigourney Weaver, SNL, The Cleveland Show