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A month before Jane Lynch hosts the Emmys, the actress takes to the stage hosting the "2011 Do Something Awards" on VH1 for the second time.
Younger people taking the incentive impress her, Lynch tells Zap2it.
"It's a mixed blessing of being young and naive and they do and they sacrifice themselves and it's great to give the winner a spotlight," she says.
The awards honor those under 25 who achieve change for the better, and one honoree receives $100,000 for his cause.
The woman who makes Sue Sylvester so inhospitable has a new role: TV host.
“Glee” star Jane Lynch returns to host the Do Something Awards for the second year at 9 p.m. Thursday on VH1. The event honors celebrities who better the world through their activism. But one category salutes everyday people who are younger than 25; that winner will receive $100,000.
Where can you find Justin Bieber, "Glee," Prince William and Kate Middleton, and Austin, Texas, all on the same awards ballot? At the 2011 Do Something Awards. The polls for this year’s Do Something Awards are open and it’s time to show some love for celebrities, young people and cities that are positively impacting their communities.
Check out the article on 11 Kick-Butt Princesses from our friends at DoSomething.org:
It's Prince William's wedding, and Kate Middleton, Princess TODAY! We think Kate will make a kick-butt royal; she's already leading the way by having a wedding registry that benefits multiple charities.
We love women who use their royal status to make the world a better place. Some of our favorite kick-ass princesses (both real and fictional) who stood for social good include:
