| March 19, 2009 | ||
| 12:00 pm |
Per my cable guide, Michael is scheduled for this Thursday, 3/19.
Mar
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Jan
11
Great to see Michael on the cover of USA Weekend as I went through my Sunday newspaper. He and 24’s Mary Lynn Rajskub talk a little about their shows as the magazine also shows new products coming out in 2009. USA Weekend is aviable in most US Sunday newspapers.
By Reed Karaim
The new year also marks the return of two of TV’s most anticipated shows: Fox’s 24 (starting this Sunday) and ABC’s Lost (starting Jan. 21st). USA WEEKEND brought together two of the stars to see what they were excited about for 2009.
“I want to see if there truly is a change of direction and spirit that is consistent with what people are feeling now,” says Michael Emerson, who plays Benjamin Linus on Lost. “I’m also curious to see where Lost is going because God knows how it will all look in the end.”
-Thanks to DarkUFO for the scan.
Jan
08
I just got this private email by Jennifer at eonline, i was surprised they know me lol
so first thanks for visiting my blog ^^ and second thanks for your email 
Michael Emerson will do an interview with kristin this afternoon. So if you’ve questions You can or send an email at tvdiva@eonline.com or post a comment here http://lylyford.blogspot.com
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Lyly
Oct
28
Thanks Jorge Garcia for sharing those pics with us of his Pumpkin Carving Party
you can see more here
source : jorge’s blog
Oct
17
Five actors from ABC’s hit series “Lost” will perform at a fundraiser for Honolulu Theatre for Youth, a rare group outing for members of the Hawaii-based cast.
Actors Henry Ian Cusick, Michael Emerson, Jorge Garcia, Daniel Dae Kim and Elizabeth Mitchell will perform a scene from “A Midsummer Night’s Dream,” which is a fall production of the theatre.
The performance is part of HTY’s annual “Le Masquerade” fundraiser, being held Oct. 25 at the Koolau Grand Ballroom in Kaneohe.
“Lost” actors Cusick, Emerson, Garcia, Dae Kim, Mitchell, and Matthew Fox have previously performed to benefit HTY, a professional theatre company founded in 1955 and one of the state’s largest performing arts organizations.
The event is open to the public and information is available at www.htyweb.org.
