Emmys 2011: We're Live-Blogging 'Em!

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Welcome to TVLine’s 2011 Emmys Live Blog — where we’ll cheer wildly with you when Vanessa Williams finally wins her Supporting Actress in a Comedy statuette for Ugly Betty (whoops! wrong year!) and gently dry your tears if Steve Carell ends the evening without a single Lead Actor in a Comedy trophy for his entire run on The Office (compared to Tony Shalhoub’s …READ MORE

Emmys Host Jane Lynch Hints at Glee Skit and Reveals Three Things She Will Not Do

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Now less than three weeks out from this year’s Primetime Emmy Awards, host Jane Lynch on Tuesday was in the midst of pretaping a segment to be featured during Fox’s broadcast of the ceremony. When we expressed our wish for a “sequel” to the rousing, cameo-filled, Jimmy Fallon-led “Born to Run” number that opened the 2010 show, Lynch … READ MORE

Emmys 2011: Who Should Win Best Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series? Take Our Poll!

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Will Jane Lynch have to take a break from Emmy hosting duties to give an acceptance speech as Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series? Only time will tell. But it’s interesting to note that in three of the last four years, the statuette has been taken home by …READ MORE

Exclusive First Look: Emmy Host Jane Lynch Gets Carried Away!

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Want further proof that Jane Lynch will be hosting next month’s Emmy Awards as herself and not in character as Sue Sylvester? Look no further than Fox’s official poster …READ MORE & VIEW PHOTO

Jane Lynch on Hosting Emmys As Her Glee Alter Ego: 'A Little Bit of Sue Goes a Long Way'

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Jane Lynch — and not her Glee alter ego Sue Sylvester — will be hosting the 63rd Primetime Emmy Awards next month.

“I think a little bit of Sue goes a long way,” Lynch told reporters Friday at the Television Critics Association press tour in Beverly Hills.” There are some Sue ideas floating around out there, but I think we’ll leave her track suit on the Paramount lot.” READ MORE

Glee @ Comic-Con: Sue Seeks Office, Good Love for 'Klaine' and Mercedes, Spin-Off Update

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There was more to Glee‘s San Diego Comic-Con event — moderated by TVLine Editor-in-Chief Michael Ausiello — than the (very big) news that Lea Michele, Cory Monteith and Chris Colfer are not necessarily leaving after the coming season, and that viewers have seen the last of Sam. No, the producers and cast also shared a look at Season 3′s plans for  Kurt/Blaine, Mercedes’ new love life, and Sue’s assault on all glee clubs. Allow us to hit you with the highlights … READ MORE

Sue Sylvester's Anti-Glee Movie Campaign: 'Stop Believing' In Those 'Pimply-Faced Twits'!

Glee grinch Sue Sylvester’s distaste for the New Directions crooners isn’t limited to the boundaries of Lima, Ohio.

On the heels of Glee: The 3D Concert Movie releasing its first trailer (watch it here), McKinley High’s cheer titan has shepherded “this nation’s most important initiative since the McCarthy hearings: The Sue Sylvester ‘STOP BELIEVING’ campaign.” READ MORE & WATCH VIDEO

Jane Lynch to Host Emmys: 5 Things We Want to See From Glee's Queen of Mean

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Now that Jane Lynch has officially been named host(ess) of the Emmy Awards, we at TVLine thought it would be a good time to pitch the Glee icon some ideas — five, in fact — that could make the 2011 telecast the best ever.
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Emmys Flashback: The Big Winners of 2010

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There were plenty of reasons to smile during last year’s Emmy Awards. Not only did favorites like Modern Family and Glee‘s Jane Lynch walk away with statues, but The Good Wife dark horse Archie Panjabi and The Big Bang Theory‘s Jim Parsons also deservedly got rewarded, both first-timers. Of course, the biggest smiles (and choicest soundbites) came from the winners themselves. Take a look back at what the big winners from 2010 had to say about their big moment at the 62nd Primetime Emmy Awards. And designers, start sending your dresses to this first winner now! This year’s show will be held September 18, at the NOKIA Theatre in L.A. …READ MORE & SEE PHOTO GALLERY