Outfest , “the Los Angeles-based nonprofit organization dedicated to nurturing, showcasing and protecting lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) media,” is said to be presenting it’s 14th annual Achievement Award to Jane Lynch at the film festival’s opening night July 8 at the Orpheum Theatre in Los Angeles. Outfest’s highest honor, The Achievement Award is presented in recognition of a body of work that has made a significant contribution to LGBT film and media. “As an actor, comedien and longtime activist for gay rights issues, Jane has had a profound impact on both mainstream and LGBT audiences,” Outfest exec director Kirsten Schaffer said.
Archive for March, 2010
Check out this HIGH-LARIOUS picture of the Glee cast’s high school graduation shots ! Kevin looks exactly the same, and will someone please check out what’s going on on Mark Salling’s head?! Thanks @gleeks for the photo!
You know the drill, gleeks! Here’s a new promo that aired during American Idol. There’s a lot of those, isn’t there? Enjoy! Thanks @GleePodcast for the upload!
Glee will be one of thirty-six recipients at this year’s Peabody Awards! The Peabodys honor the best in electronic media. Along with Glee , Modern Family, In Treatment, The No. 1 Ladies’ Detective Agency and the TV movie Endgame
Check out a never-before-seen photo of Dianna from the Op photo shoot. Make sure you follow Op on Twitter and become a fan on Facebook so you can get all the exclusive pictures too!
Party Down was a hilarious show on Starz about wannabe celebrities who were biding time as cater waiters until they caught their big break, parodying Hollywood’s perception of itself and how those in Hollywood view the industry, the city and each other. Created by Rob Thomas, it starred Adam Scott, Ken Marino, Ryan Hansen, Martin Starr, Lizzy Caplan and Jane Lynch! The second season (sans Jane) just finished airing. Jane had to leave the show because of, uh, Glee
Jane Lynch is receiving an Achievement Award from Outfest , an organization dedicated to fair and greater representation of the LGBTQ community in the media. They’ve been handing out awards to people and organizations dedicated to this cause for fourteen years and their annual achievement award is their highest honor.
In honor of March Madness, Chicago Now is holding a bracket to determine the (Oprah bellow) best television character EVER! Right now, Sue has made it to the Sweet Sixteen, but she’s losing to Stewie from Family Guy . Guys, that’s lame. We can do that by voting here.
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