On the lookout for a cold-hearted snake (look into his headshot)...

The Writers Guild of America's contract with movie and TV producers expires at midnight Oct. 31, and barring a last-minute breakthrough in what have been singularly unproductive negotiations so far, a strike is a very real possibility.

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More casting news from the Lost world: the latest addition to the cast is Zoe Bell, a relatively unknown actress whose biggest role to date was in Quentin Tarantino's latest film, Death Proof. You might better know her (if not her face) from stunt doubling for Uma Thurman in Tarantino's Kill Bill films. Many websites have... More

Oh, for crying out loud. At the rate this is going, I think the producers of Lost should buy bicycles for everyone in their casts and be done with it. Daniel Dae Kim, better know to you Lost fans as Jin, Sun's husband, has added his name to the ever-growing ranks of Lost cast members that... More

Ebony shockingly handed Ambreal a second chance when she voluntarily bowed out of America's Next Top Model on Wednesday night's episode (Oct. 24). The girl who began as a diva, but showed her insecurities with a strange lip affectation and then finally had enough shares her thoughts behind her surprising decision. More

Ryan Murphy could tell you that there was a grand plan behind moving the setting of his show, Nip/Tuck, from Miami to Los Angeles this season. But it wouldn't really be true.

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So for the last week, I've been slowly building towards this week's edition of "Theory Thursdays." Each Thursday, I'll be examining one of the "big" Lost questions, or trying to pose one of my own. This week's edition falls into the latter category. Everything that follows is speculation, and based on as little actual fact as... More

Today's entry seeks to bridge the gap between yesterday's entry and tomorrow's second edition of "Theory Thursdays." I want to further explore the sealed wall in the Swan, the "incident," and everyone's favorite monster, Smokey. The smoke monster is potentially one of those "won't get fully answered until Season 6" mysteries, up there with "What is... More

In case you haven't noticed by now, I'm a bit of a Lost mythology freak. Sure, I cried along with many of you when a certain main character bit the dust at the end of Season 3 (actually, many of you might have actually cheered, come to think of it), but as we work together in... More

A show like Lost is not merely as good as the questions it poses, but in the answers it delivers. As I mentioned last week, having 48 final episodes gives the show ample time and structure in which to slowly answer the dozens (if not more) of lingering questions that it's posed during the first three... More