Once again, Neil was beaten to the Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series statue, this time by Modern Family’s Eric Stonestreet.

He presented Edie Falco with the award for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy Series, and was acknowledged for his Outstanding Guest Actor in a Comedy Series win for Glee at least weekend’s Creative Arts Emmys.

We have started adding pictures from the red carpet, backstage and of Neil on stage to our gallery, and we’ll continue to add them through the night and over the next few days!

Sorry for the delay, but our gallery has now been updated with pictures from the red carpet, show, press room and Governor’s Ball. More to come as we get them!

There’s video (again, more are expected to materialize over the next few days) from the Press Room, at the LA Times.

In non-Emmy news, there’s a short snippet of an interview with Neil where he talks about the “gypsy” nature of acting, at Hollywood Outbreak.

Congratulations to Neil who took home two awards from last night’s Creative Arts Primetime Emmy Awards. He won Outstanding Guest Actor in a Comedy Series for his role as Bryan Ryan in Glee and Outstanding Special Class Programs for the 2009 Tony Awards.

At tonight’s Creative Arts Emmys, two of Neil’s categories are expected to be announced. The winner of the Outstanding Guest Actor in a Comedy Series, as well as the category he was belatedly nominated in for his presenting of 2009′s Tony Awards will be revealed at tonight’s ceremony. An edited version of the show will air this Friday on E!.

Neil has won his first Emmy Award – Dr Horrible’s Sing-Along Blog took home the award for Outstanding Special Class – Short-Format Live-Action Entertainment Programs at last night’s Creative Arts Emmys, beating off stiff competition from Bruce Springsteen, Jon Stewart, 30 Rock’s Kenneth the Page, and Battlestar Galactica. Neil was there to pick up the award along with Felicia Day, Nathan Fillion, Simon Helberg, Maurissa Tancharoen and all three Whedon brothers, and you can see some pictures from last night in our gallery. And there’s a photo of Neil and Nathan posted on Twitter by Maurissa, here.

In other news, Neil recently lent his voice to a couple of episodes of Robot Chicken recently, episodes 14 and 16 of season 4 which went out in August. Sorry that we couldn’t warn you in advance!

Don’t forget, the Creative Emmy Awards airs on E! tonight from 8pm, and you can also catch Neil presenting an award in the Primetime Emmy Awards ceremony, on ABC from 8pm tomorrow.

Entertainment Tonight caught up with Neil (plus Alyson Hannigan and The Big Bang Theory‘s Kaley Cuoco) and he talks about the pros and cons of winning an Emmy in this video.

Last but not least, Emmy time is a busy time in the showbiz world, and Neil’s been out and about again – this time at the Emmy Awards Presenters’ Gift Lounge.

Neil will be appearing on the Ellen DeGeneres show tomorrow (Friday 19th).

According to this reliable source, Neil will once again be narrating for the Walt Disney World Resort’s Candlelight Processional on December 1-3. This will be Neil’s third consecutive year narrating for the Processional.

Entertainment Tonight’s Mary Hart went on set for episode 4.02, and you can watch the video here.

Finally, there are unwatermarked (unblurred) photos from the Creative Arts Emmys, and also some shots from last night’s CBS Comedy Premieres party.

Winners of Television Without Pity’s Tubey Awards have been announced and HIMYM won “Most Underrated Show”, “Favourite Character” – Barney Stinson, “Favourite Actor” – Neil Patrick Harris and “Show with best internet extension”!

Staying with the awards theme, E Online have posted a new video of Neil chatting backstage at last weekend’s Creative Arts Emmys and there are short clips from the show here and here. You can catch the show at 8pm on E! on Saturday, September 20th.

In a press release earlier today, the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences announced that Neil and Sarah Chalke are to host this year’s Creative Arts Emmy Awards.

“How I Met Your Mother‘s Neil Patrick Harris and Scrubs‘ Sarah Chalke will host the 2008 Primetime Creative Arts Emmy® Awards on Saturday, September 13 from the NOKIA Theatre it was announced today by Lee Miller and Steve Venezia, Executive Producers of the Creative Arts show. The show will air as a 2-hour special on E! Entertainment Television on Saturday, September 20 at 8:00 p.m.

Spike Jones Jr. will return to produce the show for the fourteenth year. “Everyone knows how great Neil and Sarah are as actors. Now they’ll get the opportunity to see how fearless they are as live hosts,” said Jones, Jr.”