Ubisoft has announced that the LOST videogame will
be released in the 1st quarter of 2008. Here is an interesting quote from
Ubisoft: The LOST videogame will allow players to experience an untold adventure of LOST in an immersive, interactive world.

There’s more! As a survivor of flight 815, your goal seems to be to confront your dark past, seek your redemption, and ultimately find a way home.

We all suspected that LOST was about more than just getting home.

read more at VIDEOGAMEBLOGGER.COM
and UBISOFT

Ubisoft has announced that the LOST videogame will
be released in the 1st quarter of 2008. Here is an interesting quote from
Ubisoft: The LOST videogame will allow players to experience an untold adventure of LOST in an immersive, interactive world.

There’s more! As a survivor of flight 815, your goal seems to be to confront your dark past, seek your redemption, and ultimately find a way home.

We all suspected that LOST was about more than just getting home.

read more at VIDEOGAMEBLOGGER.COM
and UBISOFT

January 18, 2008

12:01 AM – nothing unusual

12:36 AM – something is afoot

12:48 AM – a very bright flash of light

1:24 AM – Run!

This time it isn’t happening deep in the woods, at a
secluded campsite far from civilization or on a lonely highway. It’s
happening in New York City and it’s real! Jeff Jensen of Entertainment
Weekly describes it as Blair Witch and The City.

The mysterious J.J. Abrams movie
is currently codenamed ‘Cloverfield’ and it’s slated for release
January 18, 2008. Read more about the movie at EW.com.

January 18, 2008

12:01 AM – nothing unusual

12:36 AM – something is afoot

12:48 AM – a very bright flash of light

1:24 AM – Run!

This time it isn’t happening deep in the woods, at a
secluded campsite far from civilization or on a lonely highway. It’s
happening in New York City and it’s real! Jeff Jensen of Entertainment
Weekly describes it as Blair Witch and The City.

The mysterious J.J. Abrams movie
is currently codenamed ‘Cloverfield’ and it’s slated for release
January 18, 2008. Read more about the movie at EW.com.

Richard Clune of the Sunday Telegraph recently spoke to Evangeline Lilly in a special video interview. The interview took place in Sydney prior to her trip to New Zealand. It’s a very good interview. Evangeline is relaxed. She talks about her habit of adopting new personae when she moved from town to town (a natural talent that made her the perfect person to play the role of Kate). She’s keeping her fingers crossed that Kate will be there until the end and also hopes that Sawyer and Sun survive until the end of the series.

Richard Clune of the Sunday Telegraph recently spoke to Evangeline Lilly in a special video interview. The interview took place in Sydney prior to her trip to New Zealand. It’s a very good interview. Evangeline is relaxed. She talks about her habit of adopting new personae when she moved from town to town (a natural talent that made her the perfect person to play the role of Kate). She’s keeping her fingers crossed that Kate will be there until the end and also hopes that Sawyer and Sun survive until the end of the series.

  The 2007 Teen Choice Awards will be held on
August 26. LOST has been nominated for the best TV drama,
while actors Jorge Garcia, Evangeline Lilly and Matthew Fox
have also received nominations.

  The 2007 Teen Choice Awards will be held on
August 26. LOST has been nominated for the best TV drama,
while actors Jorge Garcia, Evangeline Lilly and Matthew Fox
have also received nominations.

  The headline in the New Zealand Herald reads
LOST Star Hunts For Kiwi Drinking Pals while a photo of Evangeline Lilly graces the page. Two LOST stars actually arrived in New Zealand. Dominic Monaghan
is there too! Monaghan, of course, spent much time in New Zealand while filming The Lord of the Rings.

  The headline in the New Zealand Herald reads
LOST Star Hunts For Kiwi Drinking Pals while a photo of Evangeline Lilly graces the page. Two LOST stars actually arrived in New Zealand. Dominic Monaghan
is there too! Monaghan, of course, spent much time in New Zealand while filming The Lord of the Rings.

  Masters of Science Fiction will air Saturdays
on ABC beginning on August 4. Don’t forget to tune in on August 11
to see Terry O’Quinn in The Awakening – a short story by
Howard Fast
originally titled The General Zapped an Angel. The story
is about a group of soldiers who discover a body that isn’t quite
human.

  Masters of Science Fiction will air Saturdays
on ABC beginning on August 4. Don’t forget to tune in on August 11
to see Terry O’Quinn in The Awakening – a short story by
Howard Fast
originally titled The General Zapped an Angel. The story
is about a group of soldiers who discover a body that isn’t quite
human.