'Glee's' Jane Lynch moves from screen to page

In an industry known for elevating a certain look, prizing a certain age and sticking to the script, Jane Lynch is exceptional.

[Fa-Foxy]

What te heck is Glee ?! Who the heck is Jane Lynch ?! And what page is she moving to ? Page 6 ??? Why is this even here ?!

[nhjeff]

Jane Lynch is a lesbian actress who has had many powerful roles on TV shows. But you know how to use Google when you actually want to know something, as opposed to making a whiney rhetorcal statement, don't you?

Or perhaps you could have read to the second paragraph where it mentions that Lynch married Dr. Lara Embry? That might give you a hint about the gay angle.

Maybe if you had read the article you would have seen some of her other TV credits. Here's what the first paragraph of a Wikipeda entry has to say:

Wikipedia wrote:

Jane Marie Lynch (born July 14, 1960) is an American actress, comedienne, and singer. She received a Primetime Emmy Award, Golden Globe Award, Screen Actors Guild Award, TCA Award, Satellite Award, and People's Choice Award for her portrayal of Sue Sylvester in the FOX musical comedy series Glee. Lynch also received the first annual PlanetOut.com Short Movie Award, Florida Film Critics Circle Award, and Ft. Lauderdale International Film Festival Jury Award. She is openly a lesbian; in 2005, Lynch was named one of POWER UP's "10 Amazing Gay Women in Showbiz".

[JrEsq]

nhjeff wrote:

Jane Lynch is a lesbian actress who has had many powerful roles on TV shows. But you know how to use Google when you actually want to know something, as opposed to making a whiney rhetorcal statement, don't you?
Or perhaps you could have read to the second paragraph where it mentions that Lynch married Dr. Lara Embry? That might give you a hint about the gay angle.
Maybe if you had read the article you would have seen some of her other TV credits. Here's what the first paragraph of a Wikipeda entry has to say:
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Yes, Google is a powerful tool. If the school kids in California want to know about queer history, they could learn anything they need to know through Google. But the queers insist on infiltrating the classrooms.

[Fa-Foxy]

JrEsq wrote:

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Yes, Google is a powerful tool. If the school kids in California want to know about queer history, they could learn anything they need to know through Google. But the queers insist on infiltrating the classrooms.

Too late !

:)

[Pachizzo]

How did you start in these act