Lost Media

I haven’t read the entire interview so I don’t know if there are spoilers:

http://www.wired.com/magazine/2010/04/ff_lost/all/1

“Lost” ends its six-season adventure on May 23 with a huge two-hour finale. Immediately following the local news, Jimmy Kimmel will host a special goodbye party for the series with “Jimmy Kimmel Live: Aloha to Lost,” a special one-hour analysis of the finale. Executive Producers Damon Lindelof and Carlton Cuse will be on hand to answer burning questions, as will be several cast members. Best of all, we will be treated to alternate endings. Now that’s worth staying up late to watch!

Access Hollywood – Dish of Salt (dish-of-salt@m1.accesshollywood.com)

Featuring more than 400 pages and over 1500 images, the LOST Encyclopedia will be a comprehensive guide to the characters, items, locations, plotlines, relationships, and mythologies from all six seasons of the landmark series aired on ABC-TV and produced by ABC Studios. Created in full collaboration with ABC Entertainment and ABC Studios, this will be the first and only fully licensed and comprehensive reference to all things LOST, and it includes a foreword by executive producers Damon Lindelof and Carlton Cuse.

Pre order it now and get your Encyclopedia 24th August 2010 !

source : www.amazon.com

Hours after a massive 8.8 earthquake hit Chile, the residents of Oahu, Hawaii, have been bracing for a predicted tsunami, and the stars of Lost, who live and work on the island, are among them.

We’ve just from star Daniel Dae Kim –whose trip to Los Angeles today for a fan event was derailed because of the tsunami warning–and also Lost boss Damon Lindelof, and here is the good news they shared…

“All our cast and crew is accounted for and safely away from coastal areas,” Damon tells me this afternoon. Jorge Garcia continues to thrash me in Scrabble via iPhone from Ken Leung’s house. Our entire team in Hawaii appreciates all the positive energy being sent their way.”

Daniel decided not to fly to Los Angeles this morning for tonight’s Paley Festival fan event to stay with his family druing the tsunami warning. “My family and I are doing fine,” Daniel told me less than an hour ago. “We’ve moved to high ground and are staying with friends who generously opened their home to us. All that’s left to do is wait. Heartfelt thanks to everyone who sends their thoughts and good wishes.”

According to the show’s ABC rep, the other cast members expected at tonight’s Paley event— Michael Emerson, Terry O’quinn Nestor Carbonell and Zulheika Robinson—are already in Los Angeles, so Daniel is the only cast member whose plans have changed because of the tsunami warning. The rest of the cast is still in Hawaii and were unable to attend tonight’s event because they were working on Lost, according to a rep for the show.