Jane Lynch: Sue Sylvester is still on "Glee"

LOS ANGELES, April 16 (UPI) -- Lynch's Sue Sylvester was fired from McKinley High after she lied and said a gun that accidentally went off in the school was hers. She was trying to protect a student with Down syndrome who brought the firearm with ...

The family of a Swiss man who died during a 2011 descent of Mount McKinley has sued the guide company, saying Mountain Trip International's negligence resulted in Beat Niederer's death. Attorneys for Mountain Trip say Niederer was aware of the ...

_ When the lights go out at McKinley High, there's speculation (from Sam) that it's a zombie apocalypse or (from Unique) that it's Beyonce's Superbowl half-time show. (Shout-out to the Ravens!)Anyhow, the power outage leads to the decision that New ...

Gus Van Sant's thought-provoking is set in small-town America, as Steve Butler (Matt Damon) and Sue Thomason (Frances McDormand) try to buy up the farms in rural Pennsylvania. They are working for a natural gas exploration company called Global ...

'Glee': 'Wonder-ful' Songs Revealed From… Mercedes (Amber Riley) returns to McKinley High in the Wonder-ful episode of Glee, airing May 2. Listen to ALL of the song from the episode right here! The members of New Directions take on Stevie Wonder's ...

Jane Lynch understands firsthand the courage it takes to battle an addiction. Having just celebrated 21 years sober, the "Glee" star says she applauds co-star Cory Monteith's decision to enter rehab. "I think you get to a point - and this has ...

Following last week's dramatic "Glee" episode, which featured gun shots ringing through the halls of McKinley High School, some questioned whether the plot hit a bit too close to home, too soon following the Sandy Hook tragedy back in December.

Patrick Kaleta thought he had found the perfect place to open a multisport complex for underserved youth in a long vacant Walmart store on McKinley Parkway in Hamburg. But the Buffalo Sabre, several family members and the foundation they created ...

Firing an employee in the United States can be a challenge. Group firings—reductions in-force — can be an even bigger challenge. And from the point of view of a multinational headquartered in the United States, overseas individual dismissals and ...