Happy birthday, Jane Lynch! As the Glee star celebrates her 54th birthday, HELLO! Online takes a look at what the stars have in store for Jane and you...
Some astrologers seem to think that we are in the midst of the month in which most Cancerians are having their birthdays and celebrating their strengths. My own observations of the heavens enable me to agree, in principle, with this. The Sun is in your sign. You should be having such a good time. You have so much going for you. Yet if all that is true, we have to ask why you are under so much stress? And why does it seem as if your life is not your own? This week brings your chance to reclaim precious lost territory.
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Jane Lynch became known in Christopher Guest's mockumentary films such as Best In Show but she found international fame as Sue Sylvester, the mean cheerleading coach in the musical TV show Glee.Born in Illinois, Jane studied theatre at Cornell University and later became one of only two women to join the acclaimed comedy troupe The Second City which has been home to comedy greats such as Bill Murray, Joan Rivers, and Amy Poehler.Here she honed her comical and improvisational skills, and by the late 1980s began to star in films such as Vice Versa and The Fugitive with Harrison Ford.TOP 10 WOMEN IN COMEDYAfter a supporting role in Judd Apatow's The 40-Year-Old Virgin, she began to get noticed more and soon found herself starring comedies including Talledega Nights, Role Models, and Wreck-It Ralph.In 2009 Jane was cast as a cast member of a new TV show called Glee. Her third time on TV playing a sports coach, Jane won rave reviews and in 2012 won her first Emmy award for Outstanding Supporting Actress. She was also nominated in 2011 and 2013.Openly gay, Jane married her partner in 2010 but the couple divorced in 2013. In 2011 Jane released her memoirs which revealed that she had battled alcoholism and detailed her successes in battling the addiction. In 2012, Lynch was featured with Martin Sheen, Jamie Lee Curtis, her Glee co-star Chris Colfer and Brad Pitt in a performance of Dustin Lance Black's play, 8.
