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Halloween is coming up fast and it's caused people to look for the best costumes, pick out the best candy, and maybe even plan to visit scary haunted houses or watch horror films to celebrate.

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It is an honor to introduce the Honolulu Symphony's weekend concerts as the symphony's new executive director.

It may be a bit weird for some fans of 'Lost' who show up this weekend to watch the Honolulu Symphony's performances of 'The Story of Babar.' Weird because the narrator for the popular children's story is none other than Michael Emerson, better known to fans of the hit TV show as the evil/creepy Benjamin Linus.

When Michael Emerson agreed to narrate 'The Story of Babar' for the Honolulu Symphony, he didn't think of it as a performance that would attract younger audiences.

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"The writers on the show said they were going to pull a Kanye if I didn't win." - Emmy winner Michael Emerson joking with us at a pre-Emmys do.

Glenn Close and more "dramatic" TV stars bring the drama backstage at the Emmys! "I don't know what to make of it," a clearly befuddled Michael Emerson told ET's Mary Hart .

Congratulations to Michael Emerson, who received an Emmy award on Sunday for his performances in the television series "Lost." It was his second in two years for that role, and one of at least four he has earned since graduating from the Master of Fine Arts/Professional Actors' Training program at the Alabama Shakespeare Festival.

A blog by a Black Gay Caribbean Liberal Progressive Moderate Fit Married College-Educated NPR-Listening Tennis-Playing Feminist Atheist in Los Angeles, California Monday, September 21, 2009 Michael Emerson , who plays the evil Ben on Lost , probably my favorite television show, has finally been recognized by the Emmy awards for his amazing work on ...

Michael Emerson poses with his Emmy for Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Drama Series on Sunday Since the Emmys don't hand out awards for Best Evil Dude Ever in the History of TV, Michael Emerson of "Lost" had to settle for Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Drama on Sunday night's broadcast.

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"Lost" led the ABC network to three Emmy wins at the annual awards ceremony Sunday night.

It was a night of repeats at the Emmys Sunday as AMC's Mad Men and NBC 's 30 Rock won top awards as best comedy and best drama, respectively, after both won last year.

It's about time. Actor Michael Emerson won his first Emmy in three consecutive nominations in the category of best supporting actor in a drama series for his riveting portrayal of the multi-faceted Ben Linus on ABC's "Lost." It was the second career Emmy for Emerson, who won in 2001 for a guest starring role as a serial killer on "The Practice." "I ...

He has been the stand-out performer on "Lost" since becoming a regular on the show, and he now has an Emmy to show for it.

Lead Actress, Drama Series: Glenn Close, 'Damages' Supporting Actor, Drama Series: Michael Emerson, 'Lost' Supporting Actress, Drama Series: Cherry Jones, '24' Directing, Drama Series: Rod Holcomb, 'ER: And in the End,' NBC Writing, Drama Series: Matthew Weiner and Kater Gordon, 'Mad Men: Meditations In An Emergency,' AMC Lead Actress, Comedy ...

Michael Emerson, who plays the cruelly devious Ben on "Lost," and Cherry Jones, the stalwart U.S. president on "24," were honored as best supporting actors in drama series at Sunday's Emmy Awards.

Theatre regulars Michael Emerson, Jane Krakowski, Glenn Close and Neil Patrick Harris are favorites to win their categories when the Emmy Awards are presented Sunday a 'A if the betting site Betus.com is to be believed.