Josh Holloway (Sawyer)
“There’s got to be a big blow-out war among everybody, and they’re all going to kill each other. There’ll be a few stragglers who have to make a choice, like the way ‘On the Beach’ ended, where the threat blows itself up and people will have to decide whether to stay or go.”

Elizabeth Mitchell (Juliet)
“Like the end of Stephen King’s The Dark Tower, I think something will happen where we all go back to where we were. Juliet was never brought to the island. The plane never crashes. These people have never met. But because of the odd nature of time, we keep on getting drawn back into the same situation again. So basically, the ending is just another beginning.”

Dominic Monaghan (Charlie)
“The remaining cast decides whether to walk the path of good or bad, and an epic battle reigns. Evangeline Lilly puts in the performance of the year and wins a Golden Globe.”

Henry Ian Cusick (Desmond)
“The resurrection of the dead—with someone singing [Hawaiian farewell song] ‘Aloha ’Oe.’”

Daniel Dae Kim (Jin)
“We all settle into Dharmaville, build our own homes and develop the island into a tourist destination and make millions of dollars.”

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What happens when the two great tastes of Dominic Monaghan and Zachary Levi come together?

You can’t keep a certain Lost-and-Chuck-lovin’ TV diva away.

In the latest episode of the Watch With Kristin show (above), I hit the set of Chuck as Dom guest stars as a rock star. And yes, he is coming at you in 3-D! The episode airs tonight on NBC.

Speaking of crossovers, Friday Night Lights star Aimee Teegarden debuts on 90210 this week, and she’s joining Dustin Milligan to give you the lowdown on the accident and whether Annie (Shenae Grimes) and Ethan are on the outs.

Also, more news on the Arrested Development front, and Omar Epps weighs in on whether Thirteen (Olivia Wilde) will be killed off House.

Plus, for a sneak peek of tonight’s episode of Chuck, check out the clips below…

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Dominic Monaghan just asked this quintessential Lost Q as I chatted him up on the Chuck set (he’s guest starring in February), and I know you many of you fans are dying to know:

Will any of the “dead” Losties be back for season five?

A recent promo sure seemed to show Jack’s creepy daddy Christian (John Terry) mingling among the Left Behinders. So…will we see him again? What about Claire (Emilie de Ravin)? And fan favorite Charlie (Dominic)?

I’ve got the word from Lost boss Damon Lindelof himself on the status of Christian, as well as exclusive insight from Dom and inside sources on Claire and Charlie’s whereabouts…

In case you missed the chat, there is much discussion about the figure visible at the 2:10 mark. Is that dead Dr. Christian Shephard in the ABC promo video? Check out the screengrab to see for yourself.

Could Christian really be in the Island camp, running from flaming arrows with the Left Behinders? I was so curious about this wild possibility that I emailed Damon Lindelof to find out, and he tells me exclusively, “No. It’s not Christian. John Terry is gonna be in the show this season, but he was definitely nowhere near Hawaii when we shot that stuff.”

(Note to Damon: That really does look like John Terry in the promo…You might want to make sure the guy isn’t haunting your set in his free time! Maybe he digs the craft services?)

So…you heard it. Christian (Jacob?) will be back for season five. But if Christian’s not in the camp, where the bloody Beelzebub is he? Still hanging out with his daughter Claire at the haunted cabin?

I just chatted up Dominic on the set of Chuck (he guest stars in the big 3-D episode) and asked if he could shed any light on Claire’s whereabouts. (He is her Wonderwall, after all!) Is she dead? Alive? Floating in some weird Island netherworld?

“I have been keeping up on her,” he says, “and I wonder if the world of Lost allows dead people to come back easier than it would be here. I think to a certain extent they wanted to find something for Claire to do outside of grieving over Charlie, and I think they thought, well if we take her away and essentially if we were to bring her back, there would be some drive to her story.”

Inside sources connected to the show tell me that Emilie de Ravin is not slated as a series regular for the upcoming fifth season, but we will see her again.

As for Charlie Pace himself, could he return, definitely dead though he is?

Dom tells me he recently had lunch with Damon and they talked about just that. He tells me, “As we were paying the bill, I said, ‘Let’s talk about Charlie.’ And we had a five-minute, very accelerated conversation where I said, this is how I would feel about coming back. These are the things that I really like about Charlie and ideas for Charlie. And Damon said, ‘OK, that’s great. I’ll go away and I’ll chew on that.’ Damon has to deal with not only the arc in the story for the entire show but also all the characters. He might not have space for me to come back, but if there is space, then we talked about how it would work.”

Who wouldn’t want more of rock-god ghost Charlie?

Besides killer aviator sunglasses, what would Dom like to see happen in Charlie’s return? He says of Charlie’s legendary death scene, “I’d always been very complimentary toward Damon’s writing in that moment, in the sense that he really gave Charlie a great preciousness and dealt with him with dignity, you know. I think other people have died in ways that maybe weren’t quite as dignified. Charlie was really taken care of and I really appreciated that…But really, if [the return were] not something as precious as Charlie’s arc in his death, then I might not do it. I wouldn’t come back for just a little hello in the background. It would have to be an interesting story, an interesting arc. Something that really moves the story.”

Fair enough, right? In case you haven’t heard, Lost returns to ABC for season five on Wed., Jan. 21.

Where do you think Claire and Christian are slumming these days? What should ghost Charlie do next? How awesome is Damon Lindelof? Testify in the comments!

And this just in: The latest Lost promo with some new shots:

Source: E! Online

The sixth Vegas Cirque du Soleil show will be unveiled Halloween night during an extravagant and appropriately spooky gala event.

Cirque du Soleil founder Guy Laliberté will be in town to mark the occasion with Angel and the show’s co-writer and director, Serge Denoncourt.

Among their guests will be Evangeline Lilly and Dominic Monaghan from ABC’s “Lost,” Holly Madison and Bridget Marquardt, stars of E!’s “The Girls Next Door,” Christina Hendricks from AMC’s “Mad Men,” and Neil Patrick Harris from CBS’s “How I Met Your Mother” (and of “Doogie Howser, M.D.” fame).

Other small-screen stars who will walk the “black carpet” include “That 70s Show” alumni Wilmer Valderrama and Tanya Roberts (who played “Midge” and is also a former Charlie’s Angel), Adam Shankman from FOX’s “So You Think You Can Dance,” A.J. Buckley and Jonathan Togo from CBS’s “CSI: NY” and “CSI: Miami,” former “Baywatch” beau Jeremy Jackson, and season seven “American Idol” contestant Michael Johns.

The guest list also has a musical component: Mötley Crüe lead singer Vince Neil, Angel’s good friend and Godsmack front man, Sully Erna, and the members of Hinder are all expected.

Local magicians Penn & Teller will also attend the gala, as will “Larger Than Life” comedian Louie Anderson and tiger-tamer Siegfried Fischbacher (sans Roy).

Also scheduled to attend: Adult film star couple Tera Patrick and Evan Seinfeld; reality show temptress Tila Tequila; retired NFL star Michael Strahan; former world heavyweight champion Mike Tyson; Mr. “I’m a Mac” Justin Long; Angel’s neighbor and Luxor resident comedian, Carrot Top; former teen queen Debbie Gibson; Keir O’Donnell, who played the delusional little brother in “Wedding Crashers”; the cast of Luxor’s “Fantasy” revue; and Marie Osmond.

Angel and his guests will walk the carpet before the 7 p.m. show at the specially built theater at the heart of the Luxor. Various invite-only parties will follow the performance, including an official poolside soirée at the hotel.

Angel will give a second 10 p.m. show Friday before joining the celebrations. The magician and his cast and crew will take Saturday off to recoup from the festivities and resume their 10-shows-a-week schedule on Sunday.

“Believe” is scheduled to run for the next decade, with a five-year extension option after that. Tickets for the show range from $59 to $150 and are available at the Luxor box office.

In what marks his first major TV gig since Lost, Dominic Monaghan has signed on to guest-star on NBC’s Chuck as — stop me if this sounds familiar — a free-spirited British rock star targeted for death by a shadowy group of evildoers. And the similarities to his Lost alter ego Charlie don’t end there. Well, actually, yes, they do. “This is a very, very different kind of character,” insists executive producer Josh Schwartz of Monaghan’s metalhead, who makes an in-store appearance at Buy More and ends up getting entangled in one of Chuck’s spy games. “He’s a lunatic in the best sense of the word. And there’s no heroin [addiction].” Monaghan’s participation is only half the Feb. 2 episode’s sell: It also will air partly in 3-D, piggybacking on NBC’s 3-D Super Bowl stunt. (The network will broadcast the big game the night before.) Aside from the cool factor of seeing himself in 3-D, what drew Monaghan to the role? Did he have any hesitation about channeling someone who, at least on paper, so closely resembles Charlie? And might his tube return be the precursor to another Lost comeback? Hmmm….Sounds like the set-up to an exclusive Q&A with Dominic Monaghan. Scratch that. It is the set-up to an exclusive Q&A with Dominic Monaghan.

AUSIELLO: Welcome back to TV. Why now and why Chuck?
DOMINIC MONAGHAN: I wanted to work with Josh Schwartz. I’ve been wanting to be in business with him for a long time. My agent got me more and more interested in his work and his background and his sensibilities and we’ve been looking for a way to [connect] for a while now. He’s my age, he’s smart and cool and, obviously, extremely invested in the industry. He’s a comic book fan, he’s a movie fan, he’s a big fan of TV and gives it a lot of respect. It’s the same reason I wanted to work on Lost. I walked into a meeting with Damon Lindelof and J.J. Abrams and really considered those two people to be the real future of television.

Your Chuck character, Tyler Martin, sounds strangely familiar…
He is an English rock star, so obviously there are similarities [to Charlie]. But this is a comedic role. Charlie was not incredibly comedic on purpose. I think Charlie had funny moments, but Charlie was quite tortured and into meth. The guy that I play on Chuck is just an out-and-out lunatic. If you were to look up “definitive rock star” in the dictionary, there would be a picture of him. But there was definitely a little trepidation. I never want to play the same thing twice.

What persuaded you to do it?
After meeting Josh Schwartz and reading the script, I realized that Charlie could never be this person. Charlie would not be a fan of Tyler. Charlie got into rock and roll for the music and to try and help himself in a therapeutic way. And I think Tyler got into rock and roll because he realizes that that’s the easiest way to get free flights around the world. He’s like Charlie in a hallucinogenic dream. He’s like what Charlie would be in his most brilliant moment, but Tyler is like that all the time. So I thought it might be something that would tickle people to see.

When are you returning to Lost?
That’s more of a question for Damon Lindelof. I don’t really have a huge amount of control over that. I had a great time on the show, and I think Charlie is a character that is definitely missed. I know a lot of people on the show — myself included — get asked a lot of questions about when he’s coming back. The general public seems to think he’s on his way back at some point. But that’s something for Damon to answer. All I can really say is if it was the right thing, of course I’d go back.

Do you still watch the show?
I watch it here and there. It’s not as simple for me to watch it as it used to be, because, obviously, being on the show, I felt it was needed for me to watch it just to stay in that zone. Obviously, it’s not as essential for me to watch it. But of course I know what’s going on.

For more on Monaghan’s Chuck gig, including scoop on the episode’s other potential Lost tie-in, pick up the new issue of EW, on sale Friday. In the meantime, weigh in on Monaghan’s tube comeback below!

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NEW YORK (Hollywood Reporter) – Just in time for the next depression, Dominic Monaghan and Freddy Rodriguez will star in a horror thriller offering one potential solution to our economic problems.

Set in 2100, “Fortuna” envisions an Earth where a collapsed economy and climate crises have eliminated the middle class, leaving a few very wealthy and the teeming masses in severe poverty. To give hope and avoid revolt, the elite create Fortuna, a mysterious game where one in a thousand wins a big payday and joins the upper classes. But their hidden goal to “reduce poverty” by 30% over 50 years comes with a deadly price tag.

Monaghan, Rodriguez and “Fortuna” writer-director Barthelemy Grossmann will play desperate men who play the game in a nearby tower, despite apprehensions that none of its contestants are ever seen again. The privately financed film begins a six-week shoot in Bulgaria next month.

Monaghan is best known for his roles in the “Lord of the Rings” trilogy and ABC’s “Lost.” Former “Six Feet Under” star Rodriguez will next be seen in the December 12 release “Nothing Like the Holidays.”

http://www.reuters.com/article/filmNews/idUSTRE49726K20081008

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