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Spoiler Alert for LOST!

( Do not metformin side effects appetite continue reading if you have yet to see any or all of LOST, or are not caught up through the series finale)

The first image of the much anticipated 12 minutes of new Lost footage has just been released, courtesy of Entertainment Weekly.

In the category of “Oh my god this is the best thing ever,” ABC is going to be auctioning off over 1000 items from the set of LOST. Pay close attention to what I’m saying here people.  You can actually purchase a DHARMA VAN!!!

Hurley’s Golf Clubs, Rousseau’s Music Box, Eko’s Signature Staff with Bible Scripture Carvings, DESMOND’s PHOTOGRAPH OF HIMSELF AND PENNY!!!!  Holy Crap!  Holy Crap!   I’m Freaking Out!!! Alright…. Alright…. Calm down Eli.   Calm Down….

Lucky is the latest in HBO’s summer documentary series and it focuses on the lottery system in America. The focus is not on the function and how it all works, but rather on how it impacts the people involved (winners and losers).

Nothing really blew me away about this trailer, but it seems like an interesting enough premise. I feel like I’d have a hard time relating to people who find themselves spending a significant amount of money on the lottery, but one quote from the trailer did strike me, “Winning the lottery is like throwing miracle grow on  your character defects. Everything is magnified.” An interesting point that I hope is discussed further in the documentary itself.

Lucky will air Monday, July 19th, on HBO.

Claire Forlani and Peter Mooney have joined a pretty stellar cast for Starz’ upcoming large scale limited series Camelot. Deadline.com reports that they will be joining Joseph Fiennes, Eva Green, Jamie Campbell Bower and Tamsin Egerton. Forlani will play Arthur’s mother, Queen Igraine.

Brian Stelter of the New York Times reports that Viacom will pull “The Daily Show” and “The Colbert Report” from streaming video on Hulu next week. Both shows, however, will continue to be available for free streaming on their respective websites, TheDailyShow.com & ColbertNation.com. While other programming from Comedy Central will remain on Hulu, the “amicable” break came from Viacom and Hulu’s inability to come to new programming agreements.