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PHOTOS Little Walt from Lost all grown up at Paley Center 10-year anniversary event

ByAsa Hawks

Check out photos of 21-year-old actor Malcolm David Kelley, who played 11-year-old Walter “Walt” Lloyd on Lost, from the Paley Center’s panel discussion event this weekend honoring the ten-year anniversary of the show’s inception. Plus, find out what Malcolm has been up to since freaking people out by disappearing on the island! (HINT: There’s a music video for you to watch.)

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Matthew Fox mug shot photo finally surfaces two months after DUI arrest

ByAsa Hawks

Former Lost star Matthew Fox looks pretty sharp in his latest mug shot photo stemming from his DUI arrest on May 4 in Bend, Oregon. But, I suppose its easy to look good when police give you two months to prepare! Find out why he got the rare opportunity to prepare for his close up as well as the details of his plea deal!

Spike Scream Awards to feature ‘Lost’ and ‘Back to the Future’ reunions

ByDarren O

Spike TV’s annual Scream Awards featuring the best in science fiction, fantasy, comics and horror has achieved a major coup with the announcement that they will have Lost and Back to the Future cast reunions live on stage as part of the ceremony.

See a Lost nerdariffic promo clip featuring Dr. Pierre Chang as he provides instructions on how best to view the show including the importance of a 40-ounce!

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VIDEO Six seasons of Lost’s Hurley saying “Dude!”

ByAsa Hawks

Remove sexiness from the equation and undoubtedly hefty Hugo “Hurley” Reyes is the greatest character to emerge from the six seasons of ABC’s Lost – and that’s coming from someone who thinks there are a LOT of great characters to emerge from the six seasons of ABC’s Lost!

John Locke is a close second, but he just can’t hang with the cuddly mass of Shaggy and Scooby-Dooness that is Hurley! He won the lottery, bought a fried chicken restaurant chain and he was the only one to realize how integral Volkswagen vans are to the inner workings of the cosmos!

But, perhaps most importantly, Hurley had the power to reel in the sometimes absurd and borderline over-the-top plot twists of the show, and he did it with a single four-letter word…