Jane Lynch, who plays the mean cheerleading coach on Fox’s hit series, Glee , says her comic/inspirational memoir, Happy Accidents (Sept.
Glee Live! In Concert!’ shows that the show is as much about marketing as it is about music.
Check out a great new interview with Jane Lynch! *** Jane Lynch is a morning person. She’s been up for hours by the time she arrives at a clamorous little café in the thick of Los Angeles, around the corner from her home. Six-feet tall, she walks up to the place with purpose, in her plum-coloured velour jogging bottoms, her shoulders back and chin up.
Bluewater Productions which produces a series of biographical comic books has put out a Glee comic book. It’s called “FAME: The Cast of Glee” and it is a story of how the show and its actors came together. It’s in comic book form as all of the other books in the FAME series are and I can’t wait to get myself a copy of it! The comic book has not been released yet but it will retail for $3.99 and it is already available for pre-order at Amazon .
Jane Lynch was interviewed quite a bit this week. Check out the below articles/interviews and enjoy! *** Jane Lynch is having quite the year. The actress was nominated for her first Emmy, got married, hosted her first awards show and on August 4 is getting a wax statue of her “Glee” character Sue Sylvester installed at Madame Tussauds
A lot of what you’ll read isn’t new information, just more of the same but check out another article/round-up from Glee’s Comic-Con Panel on Sunday. *** Give Me My Remote GLEE Comic Con 2010 In attendance: Executive producers Ryan Murphy and Brad Falchuck, Chris Colfer (Kurt), Amber Riley (Mercedes), Jenna Ushkowitz (Tina), Kevin McHale (Artie), Heather Morris (Brittany) Moderated by Tim Stack, Entertainment Weekly Began with a season 1 clip reel Falchuck says they feel the show began at Con last year, thanks the audience for their support. Chris Colfer says it’s rewarding working with his TV dad, Mike O’Malley, who is “flawless.” He gets facebook and twitter messages about how his performance inspires, affects others.
Ok so this is going to be the world’s longest post so get ready to read TONS of news from Glee’s panel at Comic-Con yesterday. WARNING: This post contains spoilers for Season 2. If you don’t want to read them, then please navigate away from this post
Listen (er, um, read) what Mally Shannon has to say about the hard work that makes up Glee. Just how in demand is Molly Shannon ? In the past month, the comic actress played an astronomy teacher on Glee and appeared on the much-buzzed-about, Betty White -hosted edition of Saturday Night Live
Another great chat with one Chris Colfer. I love this kid! Seriously, he strikes me as the most humble and the most excited of all the Glee kids! Chris, you ROCK!! Glee has become a cultural phenomenon since its debut on the Fox network less than a year ago. The show has achieved that rarefied combination of critical and commercial acclaim, much to the surprise of those who dubbed the weekly musical a “long shot for success.” Viewers who tune in to the quirky hour-long musical situation comedy each week have even pledged their undying loyalty by labeling themselves “Gleeks.” One of the stars of Glee , Chris Colfer, epitomizes theatre geek-chic playing the complex young Kurt Hummel, a gay teenager torn between his love for the school’s glee club and his desire to fit in.
Looks like Matthew Morrison will head back to his self-proclaimed hometown of New York City come May 17th! Now that filming for Glee’s first season is over, he’s got a tiny bit of time on his hands before he starts recording his album. He’ll be lending his support to charity as usual (what a good-looking philanthropist)… Be sure to get tickets if you can and you’re in NYC, it is open to the public! Creative Alternatives of New York ( Dick Latessa , Chairman of the Board), celebrating the use of theater to help New York’s most vulnerable children and adults, will honor Dr