Ramblings about entertainment and other things
LOST producers Damon Lindelof and Carlton Cuse promise a definite ending to lost:
Lindelof said: “We won’t be vague and ambiguous – there will be a lot of answers. We feel that if we hold anything back in the final season, it would be bad. Everyone’s come this far and they want a conclusion to the story. We’ve no plans to continue the story of Lost beyond series six. My wife says ‘never say never’. I say ‘never’.”
Read mote in Broadcast.
Just when you think they’ve run out of ideas of what to use for a movie, four studios get in a bidding war for movie rights to the classic arcade game, “Asteroids“.
Karl Malden has passed away at the age of 97.
The book “Lost: Messages from the Island
The Supreme Court ruled today that Cablevision Systems Corp remove DVR technology does not violate copyright law. That means cable companies will be able to offer consumers to have DVR technology without actually having to have a box in their homes.
I’m not sure this is really going to make a difference, in the long run. TiVo and other DVRs are great to have in the home, and it’s nice to have some control over what you’re recording, rather than leaving it to the cable companies.
Also, it seems unlikely that the cable companies that make money every month from in-home DVR subscriptions will want give that up.
Billy Mays, the guy who did so many infomercials, and recently made an appearance on Conan O’Brien’s Tonight Show, was found dead this morning. He was 50.
Lost’s final was originally going to be 16 hours, and then it got bumped up to 17 hours.
Ed McMahon, longtime sidekick of Johnny Carson on the Tonight show, has passed away.