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The Verge’s Andrew Webster argues that From, MGM Plus’s Lost-like thriller, has been hiding in plain sight amid the fragmentation of streaming services; with a town where people arrive but can’t leave, night monsters, and a huge mystery, it delivers the Lost vibe fans crave, and now is a great binge as Season 4 debuts—but you’ll likely need another subscription to watch it.
Evangeline Lilly revealed she suffered brain damage after a fall at the beach, which resulted in decreased brain function and ongoing cognitive challenges, highlighting her long-standing issues with unexplained fainting and medical testing.
Evangeline Lilly revealed she suffered brain damage after a fall at the beach, which resulted in decreased brain function and ongoing cognitive challenges, highlighting her long-standing issues with unexplained fainting and medical testing.
Evangeline Lilly, known for her roles in "Lost" and Marvel's "Ant-Man" franchise, announced her retirement from acting at age 44, expressing joy and readiness to pursue other life goals. She shared her decision on Instagram, reflecting on her career and future aspirations, including family and humanitarian work.
Actress Evangeline Lilly announced on Instagram that she is leaving Hollywood to focus on her personal life and family, expressing joy and contentment in her decision. She shared old footage of herself from the set of "Lost" and a clip of Maya Angelou, emphasizing the importance of embracing change and fulfillment over wealth and fame. Lilly hinted she might return to acting in the future but is happy with her current path.
Marvel star Evangeline Lilly has announced her departure from Hollywood, fulfilling a long-held wish to step away from acting. In an Instagram post, Lilly expressed her joy and contentment with her decision, reflecting on a vision she had nearly 20 years ago. While she may return to acting in the future, she is currently embracing a new season in her life focused on personal fulfillment and gratitude.
Evangeline Lilly has announced her retirement from acting to focus on humanitarian work, fulfilling a long-held aspiration. She expressed gratitude for her journey and contentment with her decision, despite acknowledging her early struggles with acting on "Lost." Lilly, known for roles in "Lost," "The Hobbit," and "Ant-Man," may return to Hollywood in the future but is currently embracing a new chapter in her life.
Former Philadelphia Eagles center Jason Kelce revealed on a podcast that his Super Bowl ring, designed with 219 diamonds and 17 rare green sapphires, is officially lost after an event where it was hidden in chili. Kelce submitted an insurance claim for the ring, which has the Eagles logo with 52 diamonds to signify their Super Bowl 52 victory and a silhouette of Lincoln Financial Field with engraved signatures, making it the first Super Bowl ring to feature such engravings.
Former Philadelphia Eagles center Jason Kelce has reportedly lost his Super Bowl ring in a pool of Skyline Chili during a gameshow for a live podcast in Cincinnati. Kelce expressed his frustration at the loss, stating that the ring is likely now in a landfill in the Cincinnati/tri-state area.
Tomatoes sent to the International Space Station for an agricultural experiment were lost and forgotten for almost a year. The tomatoes were part of a study to understand how plants grow in microgravity. The oversight was discovered when a team of researchers found the plants during a routine inspection. Despite the extended time in space, the tomatoes were still intact and had grown to a surprising size. The incident highlights the challenges of conducting experiments in space and the resilience of plants in extreme environments.
A 2-year-old girl in Michigan who wandered away from her home was found hours later in the woods, asleep on one of her family dogs like a pillow, while the other dog kept her safe. The girl was found about 3 miles from her home by a citizen on an ATV and appeared to be in good health after being checked by medical staff.
Maureen Ryan's new book Burn It Down exposes the dark side of Hollywood, revealing the racism, sexism, ageism, and homophobia that pervades the entertainment industry. The book includes bombshell revelations about popular shows like Saturday Night Live, Lost, The Muppets, Sleepy Hollow, and The Goldbergs. Ryan also offers suggestions for change and highlights positive examples, such as the beloved NBC drama Friday Night Lights.
Behind the scenes of the hit TV series Lost, there was a toxic culture of racism and sexism, according to a scathing excerpt from TV critic Maureen Ryan's upcoming book, Burn It Down. Many women and people of color who worked on the show from 2004 to 2010 detailed large pay discrepancies, imbalances in screen time, and a generally hostile environment. Co-creator Damon Lindelof admits he failed to offer a safe and supportive environment.
Melissa Roxburgh, star of the recently concluded TV series Manifest, expressed her hopes that fans will love the show's ending, unlike the divisive reaction to the finale of Lost. Roxburgh also shared her thoughts on the show's final episode, including her surprise at the ending and the challenges of filming certain scenes. She also discussed her experience directing an episode and her hopes for her character's future.
The creators of Showtime's hit series "Yellowjackets" say they are honored to be compared to ABC's "Lost," but emphasize that their show is a psychological horror rather than a science fiction series. While both shows deal with survivors of plane crashes in uncharted territories and unexplained mysteries, the team behind "Yellowjackets" promises some closure to the foggy doings in the wilderness by the end of the series. "Yellowjackets" returns to Showtime on March 24 for streaming and airs March 26 at 9pm ET.