Jane Lynch: specializing in hardcore charmification. And, our Comediva of the Week!
Comediva CEO/Founder Erika Cervantes revisits her favorite items from the last year. Happy birthday, Comediva!
That biznatch in your office taking a toll on your patience? Got a snippy classmate just asking for a talking-to? No worries -- the Sassiest Stars of Glee are here with some choice zingers to help you out.
Last season, So You Think You Can Dance proved that not all judges are created equal. Which guest judges made the grade, and which just plain sucked?!
Boss Ladies in the biz are few and far between, which is why we here at Comediva love to shower those hard-working, super-talented ladies with some major lovin'.This week, join us as we celebrate Amy French: a director who knows the funnies and is on the rise toward becoming one of comedy's most badass Boss Ladies.For all the French you can handle, find her on the interwebs at:Website: ameliafrench.netFeature film: elsuperstar.comAFI film: holdforlaughs.com
The comediva behind the wonder that is Glee's Sue Sylvester just released Happy Accidents. But is the memoir a straight-up comedy romp, or is it an emotional, insightful look into the once insecure actress's rise to the top?
Jane Lynch is not only an epic comediva, but one who can show us all that a series of Happy Accidents can bring any one of us to comedy stardom.
The 2011 Primetime Emmy Awards were a strangely nice affair which highlighted the increasing girlpower taking the entertainment biz by storm!
Why should Demi have all the fun? Age-gap relationships are all the rage in Hollywood, so what are some interesting pairings that we'd like to see?
As the wise Oprah once said, "Every one of us gets through the tough times because somebody is there, standing in the gap to close it for us." Well, gentle readers, I must confess, America's daytime queen, Oprah, always filled my gap. I'm having a tough time dealing with losing her marvelous wisdome this year. Though she still walks among us, alive and well, I'm mourning the very real fact that she will no longer be sitting with me in my living room (well, on the screen in my living room) guiding me toward fulfilling my full feminine potential. Now, we all know I love a woman in power, and I just love that she's staying on top, but ... frankly, I've been on a bit of a cupcake bender dreading the days ahead when re-runs will run rampant and Oprah will no longer be filling my gap with all new shows.
