May 2008
This Sunday, while you're all nursing your hangovers or tending to your backyard gardens -- whatever y'all do on Monday Eve -- I'll be trekking down to the Gibson Amphitheatre and sweating it out in the hot sun to watch some of our favorite small screen people show up for the MTV Movie Awards.
Stop and don't read if you haven't watched Lost yet. And if you don't watch the show at all, check back in on Monday when I return to my regularly scheduled and (I promise) Lost-free column.
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If you're like me, you sped through tonight's Lost commercial breaks with purpose and intensity and didn't stop to notice that during that final intermission, Octagon Global Recruiting -- on behalf of the Dharma Initiative -- aired an ad asking for volunteers to get involved in some exciting new research.
Last season on Nip/Tuck, AnnaLynne McCord (pictured, left) gave Sean a heart attack, convinced poor little Annie to become anorexic and poisoned Julia, trying to pass the whole scheme off as a suicide attempt. I couldn't stand the site of her evil face. And yesterday evening, I found myself staring right at it, at the Stone Rose Lounge, here in L.A.
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When you celebrate The Colbert Report, which airs weeknights on Comedy Central, you celebrate much more than a television show: you celebrate life.
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Say whatever you want about Tyra Banks and America's Next Top Model on The CW, but the truth is this show is closer to the American dream than a four-bedroom Cape Cod on a quiet street.
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So, I just got off the phone with a friend of mine who has seen tonight's two-hour fourth season finale of Lost. Whaaa?! I know.
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Well, here it is, my little chickadees...the day in which we'll see the season finale of Lost. It's been a long, strange trip over these past few months here on the blog, and I'd like to think we here at Zap2It have done a small part in helping you enjoy the show a bit more.
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Uh, oh, donut overboard! Dunkin' Donuts is running scared after a conservative pundit accused the company of sympathizing with terrorists after an online ad featuring perky spokesperson Rachael Ray supposedly made a major fashion faux pas.
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I know. I know. So many of you think I talk about Lost waaaaay too much.
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