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Jane Lynch stopped by to chat about her new holiday album, but we couldn’t let her leave without having a little fun.
We challenged her to a game in which she had to “sell” unusual products, inventing what the use might be. Jane told us she’d be a natural since she used to sell for a shopping channel back in the day! Watch the video above to see why she zipped herself into a product that looked like full-body-sized luggage.
Jane’s new album “A Swingin' Little Christmas” has a “big band” feel and was funded by Jane and her bandmates themselves.“There’s something about [holiday music that] just opens the heart,” she says.
If you’re a longtime fan of Rach, you probably know that she LOVES Christmas and doesn’t even wait until Thanksgiving to turn on the holiday music. But there’s one beloved Christmas song that she describes as “nails on a chalkboard.” Can you guess what it is? Watch below to find out.
Jane Lynch on Making a Holiday Album