The ‘Glee’ actor’s co-star Jane Lynch is up for Supporting Actress title, while Kristin Chenoweth and Gwyneth Paltrow each lands a Outstanding Guest Actress nom.Nominations for 2011 Primetime Emmy
Awards are out. Melissa McCarthy of “Mike & Molly”
and Joshua Jackson of “Fringe” woke up early on
Thursday morning, July 14 to read out who are in the run for this
year’s Emmys, and among those announced was “Glee” star
Chris Colfer.

The actor famous for his portrayal of
Kurt Hummel on the FOX hit series vies for Outstanding Supporting
Actor in a Comedy Series. He will be competing against four “Modern
Family” actors, Jesse Tyler Ferguson, Ed O’Neill, Eric
Stonestreet and Ty Burrell, and a “Two and a Half Men”
actor, Jon Cryer.

This is Chris’ second nomination for
the Outstanding Supporting Actor nod. The 21-year-old actor was
nominated for the same category back in 2010. He, however, lost to
Eric Stonestreet. On his latest nomination, he told EW, “There
were rumors that I might get nominated again, but I was thinking I
wouldn’t,” he told EW.

The openly-gay actor, who was recently
revealed to leave the series at the end of the third season, added,
“It was a surprise. I think there is so much anxiety that comes
with awards show and nominations and I was focusing on all the bad.
The category is so so tough, so selective, that I didn’t think I get
another nomination.”

Chris isn’t the only cast member
getting a nomination this year. His co-star Jane Lynch is up for
Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series, while Kristin
Chenoweth, Dot-Marie Jones and Gwyneth Paltrow each landed a
Outstanding Guest Actress in a

Comedy Series for their role as April
Rhodes, Coach Beiste and Holly Holliday respectively.

While Chris’ hit series also has a
chance to win multiple trophies including Outstanding Comedy, leading
the series pack was “Mad Men”. The Jon Hamm-starring
drama captured 19 nominations, including a nom for Outstanding Drama.
Following closely behind was “Modern Family” with 17 bids.

Topping the overall list, however, was
HBO’s miniseries “Mildred Pierce”. The Kate
Winslet-starring series grabbed a total of 21 nominations. Other
series with multiple noms included “Boardwalk Empire”
with 18 bids, “Saturday Night Live” with 16 bids and
“Game of Thrones” with 13 bids.

63rd Primetime Emmy Awards will take
place September 18 at L.A.’s Nokia Theater, and is set to air live
coast to coast on FOX. “Glee” star Jane Lynch has been
tapped to host the ceremony. The complete list of the awards nominees
can be seen at the Emmys.tv.

Outstanding Drama

• “Boardwalk
  Empire”
• “Dexter”
• “Friday Night
  Lights”
• “Game of Thrones”
• “The Good Wife”
• “Mad Men”

Outstanding Actor in a Drama

• Steve Buscemi
  -” Boardwalk Empire”
• Michael C. Hall
  -” Dexter”
• Kyle Chandler -“Friday
  Night Lights”
• Hugh Laurie -”
  House M.D.”
• Timothy Olyphant
  -” Justified”
• Jon Hamm -“Mad
  Men”

Outstanding Actress in a
Drama

• ConnieBritton
  -” Friday Night Lights”
• Julianna Margulies
  -” The Good Wife”
• Kathy Bates -“Harry’s
  Law”
• Mireille Enos -“The
  Killing”
• Mariska Hargitay -“Law
  & Order: Special Victims Unit ”
• Elisabeth Moss -“Mad
  Men”

Outstanding Supporting Actor
in a Drama

• PeterDinklag
  -” Game of Thrones”
• Josh Charles -“The
  Good Wife”
• Alan Cumming – “The
  Good Wife”
• WaltonGoggins
  -” Justified”
• John Slattery -“Mad
  Men”
• Andre Braugher -“Men
  Of A Certain Age”

Outstanding Supporting
Actress in a Drama

• Kelly
  Macdonald -“Boardwalk Empire”
• Archie Panjabi -“The
  Good Wife”
• ChristineBaranski
  -” The Good Wife”
• MargoMartindale
  -” Justified”
• Michelle Forbes -“The
  Killing”
• Christina Hendricks
  -” Mad Men”

Outstanding Comedy

• “The Big
  Bang Theory”
• “Glee”
• “Modern Family”
• “The Office”
• “Parks And
  Recreation”
• “30 Rock”

Outstanding Actress in a
Comedy

• LauraLinney
  -” The Big C”
• Melissa McCarthy -“Mike
  & Molly”
• Edie Falco -“Nurse
  Jackie”
• Amy Poehler -“Parks
  And Recreation”
• MarthaPlimpton
  -” Raising Hope”
• Tina Fey -“30
  Rock”

Outstanding Actor in a Comedy

• Jim Parsons
  -” The Big Bang Theory”
• Johnny Galecki -“The
  Big Bang Theory”
• Matt LeBlanc
  -” Episodes”
• Louis C.K. -“Louie”
• Steve Carell -“The
  Office”
• Alec Baldwin -“30
  Rock”

Outstanding Supporting Actor
in a Comedy

• Chris Colfer
  -” Glee”
• JesseTyler Ferguson
  -” Modern Family”
• Ed O’Neill -“Modern
  Family”
• EricStonestreet
  -” Modern Family”
• Ty Burrell -“Modern
  Family”
• Jon Cryer -“Two
  And A Half Men”

Outstanding Supporting
Actress in a Comedy

• Glee -“Jane
  Lynch”
• Betty White -“Hot
  In Cleveland”
• Julie Bowen -“Modern
  Family”
• Sofia Vergara -“Modern
  Family”
• Kristen Wiig -“Saturday
  Night Live”
• Jane Krakowski -“30
  Rock”

Outstanding Miniseries or
Movie

• “Cinema
  Verite”
• “Downton Abbey
  (Masterpiece)”
• “The Kennedys”
• “Mildred Pierce”
• “The Pillars of the
  Earth”
• “Too Big to Fail”

Outstanding Lead Actor in a
Miniseries or a Movie

• Edgar Ramirez
  – “Carlos”
• Greg Kinnear – “The
  Kennedys”
• Barry Pepper – “The
  Kennedys”
• Idris Elba – “Luther”
• Laurence Fishburne –
  “Thurgood”
• William Hurt – “Too
  Big to Fail”

Outstanding Lead Actress in a
Miniseries or a Movie

• Diane Lane –
  “Cinema Verite”
• Elizabeth McGovern –
  “Downton Abbey”
• Kate Winslet – “Mildred
  Pierce”
• Taraji P. Henson –
  “Taken From Me: The Tiffany Rubin Story”
• Jean Marsh – “Upstairs
  Downstairs (Masterpiece)”

Outstanding Host for a
Reality or Reality-Competition Program

• Phil Keoghan –
  “The Amazing Race”
• Ryan Seacrest –
  “American Idol”
• Tom Bergeron – “Dancing
  with the Stars”
• Cat Deeley – “So
  You Think You Can Dance”
• Jeff Probst –
  “Survivor”

Outstanding
Reality-Competition Program

• “The
  Amazing Race”
• “American Idol”
• “Dancing with the
  Stars”
• “Project Runway”
• “So You Think You Can
  Dance”
• “Top Chef”

Outstanding Variety, Music or
Comedy Series

• “The
  Colbert Report”
• “Conan”
• “The Daily Show With
  Jon Stewart”
• “Late Night With
  Jimmy Fallon”
• “Real Time With Bill
  Maher”
• “Saturday Night
  Live”

Outstanding Animated Program

• “The
  Cleveland Show”
• “Futurama”
• “Robot Chicken: Star
  Wars Episode III”
• “The Simpsons”
• “South Park”

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