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Ellen DeGeneres and Helen Mirren were named among the celebrities who will be honored with stars on the Hollywood Walk of Fame for 2013, the Walk of Fame Committee of the Hollywood Chamber of Commerce announced on Friday in a live press conference.
Stars in the arenas of Motion Pictures, Television, Radio and Recording were selected to receive stars among hundreds of nominations to the committee at a meeting held on June 15 and approved by the Chamber's Board of Directors.
Jane Lynch says she's not sure if she would host the Emmy Awards again.
Lynch, who won an Emmy last year for her role as cheerleading coach Sue Sylvester on the FOX series "Glee," hosted the 63rd Primetime Emmy Awards on Sunday, September 18, marking the third time a woman has hosted the event alone.
Will Arnett, Amy Poehler and Ashton Kutcher are among the first set of presenters announced for the 63rd Primetime Emmy Awards.
The lineup also includes Sofia Vergara, who is nominated for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series for "Modern Family," and Zooey Deschanel of the upcoming FOX series, "New Girl."
Ed O'Neill, who stars in the ABC sitcom "Modern Family" and played misanthropic shoe salesman on the 1990s comedy series "Married With Children", never said Jane Lynch should not have won an Emmy for her role on "Glee", as reported earlier this week.
TV Guide Canada printed a retraction on Thursday. It said it misquoted the actor and apologized for the error.
Jane Lynch, who is best known for her role as Sue Sylvester on the FOX musical comedy "Glee," has ditched her signature tracksuit for the glamorous role as 2011 Emmy Awards host in a new promo video.
In the video, Lynch jokes that her demands for the evening include having a slew of gold-painted men to worship at her feet, but the actress insists she will be leaving her Emmy-winning role as a cheerleading coach on the musical comedy behind in favor of being herself.
/*Jane Lynch*/, who is best known for her role as Sue Sylvester on the FOX musical comedy "Glee," will host the 2011 Emmy Awards in September.
"I am tickled pink to be hosting the Primetime Emmys on Fox," Lynch said in a statement provided by the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences. "I'm looking forward to singing, dancing and sporting my finest tracksuit."
Recent Golden Globe winner Jane Lynch might be able to add "best-selling author" to her name someday. The "Glee" star announced she has signed a deal with Hyperion Books to write a memoir.
According to a statement released by Hyperion's Voice imprint, the book by Lynch, titled "Happy Accidents," will hit shelves in September 2011 and will include moments from the actress' improv days at the Second City improv theater in Chicago, her work in films like "The 40-Year-Old-Virgin" and her award-winning role on "Glee."
Ed O'Neill, who stars in the ABC sitcom "Modern Family" but may be better known as the misanthropic shoe salesman on the 1990s comedy series "Married With Children", says Jane Lynch should not have won an Emmy for her role on "Glee".
Lynch, 50, plays the cheerleading coach Sue Sylvester, whose put-downs of students and glee club director Will Schuester on FOX's musical sitcom are arguably as nasty as the ones O'Neill's character, Al Bundy, uttered to everyone on his show - from overweight women to his own family.
Ed O'Neill, who stars in the ABC sitcom "Modern Family" but may be better known as the misanthropic show salesman on the 1990s comedy series "Married With Children", says Jane Lynch should not have won an Emmy for her role on "Glee".
Lynch, 50, plays the cheerleading coach Sue Sylvester, whose put-downs of students and glee club director Will Schuester on FOX's musical sitcom are arguably as nasty as the ones O'Neill's character, Al Bundy, uttered to everyone on his show - from overweight women to his own family.
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