Gwyneth Paltrow Glee

Despite a sense of humor that's spawned spoofs of herself on SNL and Funny or Die, Lindsay Lohan is deeply hurt by some people's criticism these days.

Just hours ago, we reported her apparent dissatisfaction with CNN calling her provocative. Now it's Gwyneth Paltrow and Glee that have her in a tizzy.

Paltrow recently appeared on Glee, playing a Spanish teacher teaching a lesson that included asking the class: "Lindsay Lohan is totally crazy, right?"

I thought we were friends! FRIENDS!

And, she then quizzed the class in Spanish, "How many times has Lindsay Lohan been to rehab?" Funny stuff, but predictably, Dina Lohan was pissed.

Lindsay was watching the hit Fox show while in the Betty Ford Center and was devastated, and is "still so upset with Gwyneth," her mom reports.

"Lindsay said, 'Why did she have to do that?' Our family is the first to make fun of ourselves, but Gwyneth went overboard. It was unecessary."

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Glee took some hilarious shots at Lindsay Lohan last night, courtesy of Gwyneth Paltrow's substitute Spanish teacher character. Dina Lohan is far from pleased.

The episode, which you can read all about in our TV site's Glee review, didn't just ridicule the troubled star for no reason. "The Substitute" actually had a point.

Gwyneth's character later talked about how she tries to relate to the students, maintaining attention spans with the aid of these crazy antics ...

That's tough math in any language!

Nevertheless, Lindsay Lohan's mom and siblings don't see the humor, calling it "shameful" how the rehabbing actress was mocked on the show last night.

Dina is reportedly saying "Shame on Gkee," and calling the show "tasteless." Then again, Lindsay reportedly feels the same way about Dina, so we'll call it even.

Glee has booked another major name.

On the heels of John Stamos recurring this season, as well as Britney Spears making a cameo, the Fox smash has announced that Gwyneth Paltrow will come aboard for a two episode stint. What role will the actress play?

Look for Matthew Morrison's Will Schuester to fall ill and take an absence, giving Paltrow's character a chance to come in and actually lead the singing group for a bit.

While the role may seem random, closer inspection proves that it's anything but:

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