Cheers and Tears
Following the presentation of the Daytime Emmys' Best Actress Award, Susan Lucci bawled -- not because she lost for the 13th straight time but because she got a standing ovation for her 22-year portrayal of nasty Erica Cane in All My Children. Lucci graciously thanked the audience, something Erica would never do.
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