time travel

Lots happened on Lost last night. I don’t know where to start but I think I’m starting to understand why Michael Emerson was signed for two episodes and the Powers That Be kept him around.

Spoilers about “The Shape of Things To Come” after the jump.

For the past few weeks I've been returning again and again to a great web site called "Square America" which provides hundreds and hundreds of photos of daily life, some on special occasions, some on the spur of the moment, all from the early use of cameras and the candid moments of American lif

In what is becoming a tradition, I'm offering up a LOST theory after last night's show. I won't take credit for doing anything other than stumbling across this theory, but it is a pretty good one...

What are two of the most brain-bending-how-did-that-happen nominations in this year's Oscar list?

"Norbit" and "Transformers".

Still "Norbit" has the very successful pedigree of Rick Baker, who has 11 nominations over his career and six wins, including being the first person to win an Oscar for Best Makeup, for "An American Werewolf in London" way back in 1981.

Goo! From CNN.com:

The Sarah Conner Chronicles: "Pilot" and "Gnothi Seauton"

Jenny at Absolutely Bananas, one of my favorite blogs, did a clever post last week on her birthday (the big 30!) where Young Jenny (age 20) gets to visit Older Jenny (age 30) and ask her stuff and Older Jenny can give some advice to her younger self.

This post was very cute and made me laugh. It also really struck me that I'm very nearly doing this whole time travel trick in my life right now, for real.