Jane Lynch Says Hosting 'The Weakest Link' Has Her Channeling Her 'Glee' Character Sue Sylvester (Exclusive)

Dade Hayes, Jill Goldsmith AT&T CEO John Stankey continues to express no misgivings over the launch of HBO Max in May, citing the unforeseeable impact of COVID-19 as its only real blemish.During a keynote session today kicking off the Wall Street Journal‘s Tech Live conference, Stankey pronounced himself “very happy” with the debut of the streaming service.

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John added that he wrote this song because "I have faith that as long as we walk this earth, we will hold each other’s hands through every tear, through every up and down, through every test." He went on to thank everyone who has been sending the couple well wishes and words of comfort and empathy, saying "We feel and appreciate your love and support more than you know." A post shared by (@johnlegend) on Sending John and Chrissy so much love.

John Legend has paid a heartfelt tribute to his wife Chrissy Teigen, saying he is “in awe” of the strength she has shown following the loss of their baby.TV presenter and cook book author Teigen was widely praised for sharing the news on social media late last month, describing her devastation at the loss.Families who had experienced similar heartbreak thanked her for raising awareness.Legend dedicated his Billboard Music Awards performance on Wednesday to Teigen and has now shared a lengthy

John Leslie has described an allegation that he grabbed a woman's breasts at a Christmas party as "crazy" and ludicrous". The former Blue Peter presenter is currently on trial for sexual assault at Southwark Crown Court.

Jane Lynch pulled no punches in criticizing Sen. Lindsey Graham for his aside during the hearings to confirm Judge Amy Coney Barrett to the Supreme Court.  The actress joined myriad celebrities speaking out on social media during the hearings to find out if President Trump’s court nomination should fill the seat left vacant by Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, who died in September at age 87.  During his time, Graham took a moment to address comments made by Sen.

Jane Seymour’s grandkids have taken advantage of quarantine by watching her on the silver screen.“The parents don’t usually let them watch TV,” the actress, 69, recently told Us Weekly exclusively while promoting War With Grandpa, out Friday, October 9. “Every once in a while, they get to either watch War With Grandpa or Dr.

John Lydon has said he’s voting for Donald Trump in the upcoming US presidential election because he feels Joe Biden is “incapable” of leading America.Speaking in a new interview, the Sex Pistols and Public Image Ltd frontman discussed empathising with the US president because he too has been called a racist.Lydon, who previously backed Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton, said he supports Trump because of the economy.“I’d be daft as a brush not to,” he told The Observer.

podcast, claiming she had an "awakening" during the moment which "changed her whole life.""I had anaphylactic shock and I died and I was resuscitated," she said, noting that it occurred while she filmed "Onassis: The Richest Man in the World." "After the injection I could feel my throat close, my heart beating too fast, it was like a loud noise in my chest and then suddenly silence, complete peace, peace like I'd never experienced except when I've tried to do meditation."Jane, 69, said she

Olivia Newton-John is opening up about Kelly Preston's private battle with breast cancer, and how the late actress' family is healing.

Actress Jane Fonda called coronavirus "God's gift to the left" because it allowed Americans to see President Trump isn’t helping the working class. The far-left star was busy urging Americans to vote for Democratic nominee Joe Biden and said the upcoming election is a crossroads for the nation.

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Weakest Link is back and better than ever! The hit British import and international game show phenomenon is finally here with a new version that will deliver the same fast-paced and quick-witted pillars of the original British format with some fresh modern twists.One of the changes this time around is Jane Lynch taking over as host, which Anne Robinson held on the BBC version from 2000 to 2012.“I’ve been a longtime fan of this game-changing quiz show since it first debuted,” Lynch said in a

System Of A Down has insisted that singer Serj Tankian doesn’t speak for the whole band on politics.John Dolmayan told the Deviant Gentlemen Podcast on Monday (September 28) that his views, which are ideologically opposed to Tankian’s, should be freely on display for fans of the band.“If you think that Serj is the mouthpiece of the band, which he is as far as vocally but not necessarily for ideology, then you have nowhere to go,” Dolmayan told the podcast.

Jane Lynch is remembering Naya Rivera.