The 63rd annual Emmy Awards, hosted by "Glee" star Jane Lynch, gets going tonight at 8 p.m. on FOX. Check back here after 8 for live updates from the show.

If you want to get started early, there's a live backstage webcast from the Emmy website starting at 5 p.m. A Red Carpet show starts at 5 p.m. on the E! channel.

Here's a full list of nominees, which include former Raleighites Michael C. Hall and Evan Rachel Wood. Hall is nominated for his starring role in Showtime's "Dexter," and Wood, who has a recurring role as the campy Vampire Queen of Louisiana in HBO's "True Blood," is nominated for her supporting role in the HBO miniseries "Mildred Pierce." Wood has an excellent shot at winning. We're pulling for both of them!

Recap below.

First, check out this photo gallery from the show and this one from the Red Carpet.

Project Runway (9pm, Lifetime) - The designers must create outfits for series judge Nina Garcia, who will then sport the winning look at a big industry function. Fashion editor Joanna Coles and actress Kerry Washington are guest judges.

Do Something Awards (9pm, VH1) - Jane Lynch hosts the awards ceremony honoring social activism. Demi Lovato, Foster the People, and OneRepublic are slated to perform.

Burn Notice (9pm, USA) - A pharmaceuticals mogul hires Fiona and Jesse to do surveillance work for him, but he's hiding something about his business dealings. Elsewhere, Michael and Sam question a bomb maker tied to Max's murder.

Beyond Scared Straight (10pm, A&E) - In the show's second season opener, teens visit Mecklenberg County Jail in Charlotte. Teen troublemaker Jose goes head-to-head with terrifying inmates and Sgt. Garrett, one of the toughest female jail deputies in the show's history. When Jose refuses to follow an order, Sgt. Garrett makes it her mission to break him down. Here's a video sneak peek.

Rookie Blue (10pm, ABC) - Swarek runs a stakeout to keep an Asian gang from killing an informant, and Dov and Gail are assigned to assist him. Meanwhile, Andy and Chris join the Division 27 rookies in an equine competition.

Wilfred (10pm, FX) - Two new back-to-back episodes tonight. Mary Steenburgen guest stars in the first as Ryan's nutty  mother, who moves in with him after spending 20 years in a "wellness center" and bonds with Wilfred immediately.

Louie (11pm. FX) - Louie takes his daughters trick-or-treating and meets a Hollywood mogul.

TV's Funniest Moments: A Paley Center Special (8pm, Fox) - Jane Lynch counts down 30 memorable TV moments, including scenes from "Cheers," "Family Guy," and "Friends."

Happy Feet (8pm, ABC) - The tap-happy romp (Best Animated Feature Oscar winner) about a penguin colony that finds its mates through song, and an outcast who can't carry a tune but can dance like Fred Astaire (or Savion Glover, whose movements were replicated using motion-capture filming). Features the voices of Elijah Wood, Robin Williams, Nicole Kidman, Hugh Jackman, and Brittany Murphy.

Rock Docs: Shine A Light (9pm, VH1) - In this edited version of a feature film directed by Martin Scorcese, the Rolling Stones perform at New York City's Beacon Theatre in 2006.

Barbara Walters Special: Thanksgiving with the President (10pm, ABC) - Barbara Walters interviews President Barack Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama at the White House, taped November 23, 2010.

Sanctuary (10pm, Syfy) - An anonymous call for help brings Magnus, Will and Kate to an eerie, abandoned building, where Magnus encounters a violent assailant.

John Edwards has to feel a teeny bit relieved that this time around, he was not the North Carolina politician getting the unflattering face time on "Saturday Night Live."

During SNL's "Weekend Update" segment last night, Seth Meyers said this:

"North Carlolina State Representative Larry Brown created a controversy this week when he sent an email to other lawmakers referring to homosexuals as 'queers' and 'fruit loops.' And the 'Larry Brown Gets Caught with a Male Escort Countdown' begins now!"

Jane Lynch ("Glee") is hosting "Saturday Night Live" this weekend. I have high expectations, even though this promo with Fred Armisen is underwhelming to say the least.

Big news to fans of "Glee" -- and to fans of just plain funny: Movieline.com reports that Jane Lynch will host "Saturday Night Live" on October 9th!

Lynch plays the acerbic cheerleading sponser Sue Sylvester on the Fox hit, and she's also pretty well known for comic roles in movies such as "Best in Show" and "The 40 Year Old Virgin."

Okay, SNL writers. Bring your "A" game!

Speaking of Carol Burnett, Michael Ausiello at Entertainment Weekly reported this morning that Burnett has been tapped to play Sue Sylvester's Nazi-hunting mother on Fox's "Glee." Sue Sylvester is played by Jane Lynch. Perfection!

Check out this hilarious spoof of an iPhone commercial from Jane Lynch, maybe better known as Sue Sylvester from "Glee." This is good stuff ("How not to dress like you're best friends with 'E.T.' - there's an app for that.").

Glee (9pm, Fox) - Now that Sue Sylvester (Jane Lynch, right) is
co-director of the glee club, she immediately begins working to tear
the group apart from the inside. When the competition in the club gets
too heated, Sue and Will get called into Principal Figgins' office. Meanwhile, the members rally around Quinn and offer her their support. 

Modern Family (9pm, ABC) - Shelley Long ("Cheers") guest stars as Jay's ex-wife, who shows up unexpectedly to make amends for an unfortunate incident at Jay and Gloria's wedding.

Nip/Tuck (10pm, FX) - I guess in an economic downturn, boob jobs and tummy tucks get put on the back burner. That's why things aren't great at McNamara/Troy, and also why it's a good thing Dr. Mike Hamoui (Mario Lopez) has returned to LA with a very profitable niche specialty. I'm not sure exactly what that might be, but the photo at left (yes, it's from "Nip/Tuck") is  intriguing. Tonight is the season 6 premiere.

Top Chef Las Vegas (10pm, Bravo) - Tonight's theme involves "pork and wine." I'm going to go ahead and place my money on Kevin from Atlanta on acing this one.