Archive for 2007

Seems like Pete Wentz isn’t the only famous fella who isn’t afraid to admit their feminine ways. While the prudishLY slutty singer of Fall Out Boy confessed to kissing boys, Lost and Lord of the Rings star Dominic Monaghan says he’s down for a little drag action. He tells Britain’s BANG:

I wear make-up and I paint my nails. I wear high heels. This is all true. I like wearing skirts. I should probably be gay but I like women too much.

We’re actually not that surprised. Monaghan does date fellow Lost star Evangeline Lily: a woman we’ve always thought of as a bit of a dyke. But that’s just us…

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INDIELONDON singles out notable episodes from our favourite television series for stand-alone reviews. On this occasion we take a look at the episode entitled Flashes Before Your Eyes from the third season of Lost.

What’s the story? When Desmond (Henry Ian Cusick) rescues Claire (Emilie de Ravin) from drowning, Charlie (Dominic Monaghan) attempts to find out why he seems able to predict the future. Desmond subsequently reveals what took place in the moments after he turns the key to the hatch [at the end of season 2].
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LOST star DOMINIC MONAGHAN is upset with the executives behind the TV drama – because he fears they’ve upset fans by ruining the concept of the series. The LORD OF THE RINGS star accepts no one had any idea the show would become a phenomenon, but even he’s growing tired of the plot twists and turns that have turned fans against Lost. He says, “They (writers) had a beginning and then they had an ending and the studio says, `Can you expand the middle.’ That kinda gets you to a point where it’s not as exciting. “I’d like them to do four or maybe five great seasons and then we’ll do, like, a couple of movies and it’ll be like a big event. “Stringing it out and losing the quality is not what we want.”

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Evangeline Lilly and Dominic Monaghan are getting married this summer, it has been claimed.

The ‘Lost’ stars are planning to tie the knot when the cult TV series breaks from filming in July.

A source told America’s Star magazine: “They’re planning to get married during the show’s summer hiatus in Hawaii.
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For a moment there, “Lost” seemed to have gotten lost.

It started hot, a show that was big and bold and different. ” ‘Lost’ has broken a lot of rules,” producer Carlton Cuse says. “(It has a) large, sprawling cast and complicated, complex storytelling.”

And then, for a while, it faded from the spotlight. Only six episodes have aired this season and they focused on a hostage situation that provided an odd plot detour.
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ABC’s award wining drama “Lost” returns Wednesday, February 7th. It’s an action packed mystery and adventure that brings out the best and worst in those who are lost. It all started after a plane crashed on a Pacific island. Since then, so many viewers have been hooked.

Actor Dominic Monaghan is one of the stars of the hit show. He was interviewed during First Coast News at Noon on February 6, 2007. Watch the video clip above.

The executive producers of “Lost” will host a survival guide Wednesday, February 7 at 9 p.m. You can get a glimpse into the lives of the survivors. After that, watch ABC’s “Lost” at its new time at 10 p.m. Wednesdays on WJXX ABC25.

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Obsessed fans of hit show LOST have caused chaos by invading the Hawaiian locations to get close to their TV idols. Dozens of women determined to get close to the drama’s male stars, including MATTHEW FOX and DOMINIC MONAGHAN, have interrupted filming and caused delays which have cost producers over $500,000 ($900,000). A production source explained how making the show has become more difficult since its actors are now some of the biggest stars on television. They said, “Things were a lot easier filming the first series when the cast were still largely unknown. But now some of them have a very enthusiastic fan base who will stop at nothing to get close to their idols. “We may be on an isolated island but there have been several incidents where fans have stormed the set. “It’s cost about half a million in lost filming time and additional security.”

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