What is it with people and their hangups about age? C’mon, people, it’s like the 90s or whatever. And CNN’s Anderson Cooper? This dude gets it. As he explained on AC360 last night, he’s no “romance hater.” You see, the guy who played Horace Goodspeed on Lost (and did some other acting along the way to becoming a 51 year old man), Doug Hutchison, has just married the love of his life–a 16 year old girl. You got a problem with that? As our silver-haired wisdom speaker put it on last night’s RidicuList, “age is only a number. 51. Just a number. 16. Just a much, much, much smaller number.

Lost is now over. The final episode of the final season of the six-year long series drew millions of diehard fans and critics, who every week would scratch their heads and try to figure out what the hell polar bears, hatches, Smoke Monsters, backgammon, and the numbers 4, 8, 15, 16, 23, and 42 all [...]

Lost is finally over. There are two types of people: Those who watched the finale and said “Huh?” or those who watched the finale and sobbed uncontrollably. According to my Tweetdeck, the first can be found here, here, here, here and here; the second can be found here, here, here, here and here. If you’d [...]

It’s not your imagination, everyone on the planet is talking about tonight’s Lost finale…even The Simpsons. Check out Bart’s secret chalkboard message…spoiler alert? Doubtful, but you never know, so don’t say you weren’t warned! Video below.

How will it end?! If you are a diehard Lost fan you are likely not reading this post because apparently Lost fans have taken the weekend off from the Internet to avoid any spoilers about tonight’s long-anticipated series finale, which airs on ABC from 9-11:30pm.

What is it about cats that the Internet loves so much? Debate as you wish, but the fact is that the Internet loves cats. So it’s a good bet that if there’s a video inspired by a big pop culture moment that involves cats, it will be huge. I’m not sure if 115,000 views in [...]

Those familiar with the Escher-esque narrative devices employed by the writers and producers of Lost know that part of the fun in following the show is reading the encapsulation and analysis the next day. While there are many who play the game of adding context to a meaning to a show that dares to lack both, one of the absolute best is Entertainment Weekly‘s Jeff Jensen, who works furiously through the night to publish his 6 to 8-page precis the following morning under the moniker Doc Jensen. Alas, his latest is not up, so here are some other options for you to mull.

The smart editorial minds behind Newsweek seem to have a keen understanding of both the current zeitgeist and the future of magazines. This is perhaps best evidenced by the following video recap of Lost, as told through the eyes of staffers who have never seen the show. Excitement and confusion, all rolled into one — brillz content, indeed. Oh, and thank you Newsweek, for finally showing us what the future of magazines look like — basic cable television!

Last fall, a hacker broke into Conde Nast’s computer system, flinging early copies of GQ, Vogue and other publications all over the Internet. To prevent further breaches of trust and budget, Conde set up the Fraud Reporting Hotline. According to the memo sent by Chief Financial Officer John Bellando, employees are encouraged to turn in anyone guilty of “release of proprietary information, accounting/audit irregularities, falsification of company records, theft of goods/services/cash,” and “unauthorized discounts/payoffs.”

Remember how the Lost Season 6 Premiere was so important that President Obama made sure his State of the Union Address didn’t conflict with it? Well, sometimes people on the Internet aren’t as respectful of rabid Lost fans as the President. On Friday, the first four minutes of the hotly anticipated and closely-guarded Lost premiere [...]

The creative forces behind the hit television show Lost began to unveil their promotional campaign this week, starting with a stunning image of the show’s cast shot in the style of the Last Supper. You know the one, Leonardo da Vinci’s 15th century depiction of Jesus announcing that one of his 12 disciples would betray him? If this looks familiar to you (at least in a pop culture sense), its because you’ve probably seen this idea before. A bunch of times:

Lost fans, fear not. The important premiere of the final season of your show will not be affected by the President of the United States’ obviously less important (first) State of the Union.

Press secretary Robert Gibbs assuaged the concerns of millions today during the briefing.

Media Decoder reports that last week, ABC averaged an abysmal 1.1 rating among 18- to 49-year-old viewers for the third time this summer, putting it behind CBS, NBC, Fox, and even Univision.

There’s no doubt that a lot of ABC execs have been getting stern talkings-to from their superiors lately, but Steve McPherson, the president of ABC Entertainment Group, has to be sweating harder than most.