18. Feb, 2010 
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the brother and sister of LOST, the Luke and Leia of LOST i could say !
Sound like a reunion coming soon ?
Anyways here a look at an upcoming LOST cover from EW !
source : EW
18. Dec, 2009 0 Comments
Lost comes back Feb. 2 with the season six premiere on ABC. But meanwhile fans can break out the Dharma beer to celebrate six recap specials that will be airing on DirecTV’s 101 Network starting Dec. 26.
The specials, which will air commercial free, aired previously on ABC before past season premieres and finales and haven’t been broadcast since those original ABC airings. But the DirecTV versions will offer interstitial elements not seen on TV before – such as DVD extras (such as unaired scenes) and music videos created with the show.
The 101 Network is available to all of DirecTV’s 18.3 million subscribers.
DirecTV’s descriptions for the specials are after the jump:
Destination: LOST
Dec. 26 at 9 p.m. ET/PT
Relive the incredible first season of LOST, the stories of the survivors of Oceanic 815 and the mysteries of the island that captivated audiences everywhere.
LOST: A Tale of Survival
Jan. 2 at 9p.m. ET/PT
What price would you pay for Honor? For Faith? For Love? Journey back through the first two seasons with the survivors of Oceanic Flight 815 as they search for answers and struggle for survival on LOST: A Tale of Survival.
The LOST Survivor Guide
Jan. 9 at 9 p.m. ET/PT
Get an exclusive look at the first two and a half seasons of the most-talked about drama on television when LOST Executive Producers Damon Lindelof and Carlton Cuse share their insights on the survivors of Oceanic Flight 815 and explore the powers of this mysterious island.
LOST: Past, Present & Future
Jan. 16 at 9 p.m. ET/PT
Re-experience the first three seasons of LOST as the survivors of Oceanic 815 stand at the verge of rescue from the island and examine whether the people coming to save them are friends or foes?
LOST: Destiny Calls
Jan. 23 at 9 p.m. ET/PT
48 people survived the crash of Oceanic Flight 815. After 108 days on a mysterious island, only six were rescued. The friends they left behind vanished with the island. Catch up with the first four seasons of LOST, relive the survivors fight to survive and re-discover why the Oceanic 6 were forced to go back to the island. LOST producers Damon Lindelof and Carlton Cuse are your guides on LOST: Destiny Calls.
LOST: A Journey in Time
Jan. 30 at 9 p.m. ET/PT
Re-examine how the Oceanic 6 got back to the island when producers Damon Lindelof and Carlton Cuse take a look back at the first five seasons.
For an example of the recaps, here’s a bit from Destiny Calls:
http://news-briefs.ew.com/2009/12/18/lost-directv-to-air-six-recap-specials-starting-dec-26/
06. Aug, 2009 0 Comments
#10.
How about LOST? Its cast is made up of veteran actors and rookie actors alike. They are all talented. They can all have a long career in Hollywood. Sure, several actors (and their characters) stand out, such as Michael Emerson, Terry O’Quinn, Henry Ian Cusick, Elizabeth Mitchell, Josh Holloway, Yunjin Kim, Matthew Fox, Jorge Garcia, and Naveen Andrews. But overall, the diversity and the collective and individual talent of the Lost cast makes it a great ensemble. —LadySolitaire
15. Jul, 2009 0 Comments
Per EW’s Ken Tucker today:
• Best Lead Actor in a Drama: Sure To Be Snubbed: Josh Holloway, who’s overdue for Lost.
• Best Lead Actress in a Drama: Sure To Be Snubbed: Evangeline Lilly in Lost.
http://watching-tv.ew.com/2009/07/emmy-awards-nominated-snubs.html
TV Guide’s picks to be nominated:
Best Drama Series
Lost: For keeping our attention through time and space
Best Actor in a Drama
Josh Holloway, Lost: For finding the hero inside the con man
Best Supporting Actor in a Drama
Jeremy Davies, Lost: For becoming the brains, and then the heart, of the operation
Best Supporting Actress in a Drama
Elizabeth Mitchell, Lost: For being da bomb
07. Jul, 2009 0 Comments
MICHAEL EMERSON
Scariest in: Lost (2004-present)
Benjamin Linus is one of the deepest, most fully realized villains on television today, and Emerson so ably conveys his ruthless intelligence that — true story — I saw him in a Subway once, and was afraid to get in line behind him.
23. Jun, 2009 0 Comments
JOSH HOLLOWAY
Must Island Hero
AGE 39
WHY HIM Thanks to Lost‘s freaky time-travel story line and the love of an awesome woman (R.I.P. Juliet?), Holloway’s Sawyer morphed from an emotionally damaged con man into a true hero.
ON HIS MUST LIST ”Jeremiah Johnson is one of my favorite movies ever. I love Westerns.”
http://www.ew.com/ew/gallery/0,,20209564_20209584_20286783_2,00.html
18. Jun, 2009 0 Comments
The master list of possible Emmy nominees was recently announced, and we at EW were thrilled to see that Josh Holloway, who has played Sawyer on Lost since its first season back in 2004, is among the mix of potential candidates for Best Supporting Actor. Season 5 was a great year for the 39-year-old star, whose wise-cracking, morally ambiguous con man character completed a series-long shift to full-fledged romantic hero as he led the castaways through time travel peril and fell in love with Jughead-banging Juliet (Elizabeth Mitchell). His grief as he watched his Dharma lady slip out of his hands and fall to her doom was one of the TV season’s most heartbreaking moments. While we hope Emmy remembers Holloway when it winnows its list of Best Supporting Actor players down to a final five, we decided to move ahead and give him an honor of our own by putting Holloway’s in this year’s Must Issue, EW’s annual summertime compendium of essential artists, performers, and assorted coolness.
In my previous trips to the Lost set in Hawaii, I have always found Holloway to be extremely cordial, charming, and curious about the mysteries of his show. He’s always demonstrated a deep concern that Sawyer remain emotionally credible and compelling without being melodramatic or over the top. And he takes Sawyer’s quips very seriously: When I visited at the end of Season 2, I remember watching him pace through the jungle, rehearsing his lines over and over again to himself, wanting to make sure Sawyer’s new Prince-esque nickname for Ben Linus (“The artist formerly known as Henry Gale”) tripped easily off his tongue. I encountered a slightly different Holloway at our Must Issue photo shoot in the Hollywood Hills late last month. He was as cool and engaging as always, but greatly enhanced by the glee and marvel (and exhaustion) of new fatherhood. (His daughter, Java, was born last April.) The guy certainly has a certain impact on ladies: At one point during the photo shoot, I spotted a member of our crew discretely pick up one of Holloway’s shirts and give it a good long sniff. Seriously.
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