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Jane Lynch (aka Sue Sylvester) and “Glee” make a splash on the cover of Entertainment Weekly
Love the new issue of Entertainment Weekly in which Glee star Jane Lynch is described as “the prom queen of this year’s TV season.”She talks about how her being out and proud might be of help to some gays out there: “There are kids out in unnamed spaces where it’s not a welcoming atmosphere for their sexual orientation. And to see somebody living their life openly I think it’s a good thing. I wish I had had that when I was younger.”
Jane has been a busy working actress for decades with dozens and dozens of film and television credits. But it hasn’t been until her late 40s that she’s become a household name: “There is a particular sweetness,” she says. “People always say, ‘Oh, you deserve this. You’ve been working so hard for so long.’ You know, I never felt like that. I never felt like my ship hasn’t come in, because I love what I’ve done.”
Jane also provides readers with a list of tips on HOW TO BE SUE SYLVESTER:
1. Intensity: “You need to have constant hunger for that next fight.”
2. Swagger: “When you walk into the room, you need to be able to suck all the energy out and take it all for yourself. All heads should turn the minute you enter the room.”
3. Wardrobe: “You need tracksuits, and they need to be in a variety of colors, and in each episode you must never, ever repeat. There should be three or four episodes between tracksuits.”
4. Arrogance: “You totally need to be in your own movie where you are acting, directing and writing. If people’s responses to you aren’t what you wrote, you just ignore them.”
5. Hair fetish: “I, Jane Lynch, have a thing about hair too. I have a little head, thin hair and a fat ass. When the hair doesn’t have enough volume, the proportions just go way off.”
2. Swagger: “When you walk into the room, you need to be able to suck all the energy out and take it all for yourself. All heads should turn the minute you enter the room.”
3. Wardrobe: “You need tracksuits, and they need to be in a variety of colors, and in each episode you must never, ever repeat. There should be three or four episodes between tracksuits.”
4. Arrogance: “You totally need to be in your own movie where you are acting, directing and writing. If people’s responses to you aren’t what you wrote, you just ignore them.”
5. Hair fetish: “I, Jane Lynch, have a thing about hair too. I have a little head, thin hair and a fat ass. When the hair doesn’t have enough volume, the proportions just go way off.”
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Chandler In Las Vegas says:
Couldn’t love her MORE!
Mike says:
Just love this woman and her #2 line of how to eneter a room is fantastic, now, I need to figure out how to do it!