Here's another version of the Lost poster for the final season on ABC.

Check out Josh Holloway rocking the eyeliner. (Maybe not. I might be a tad vengeful after everyone gave Nestor Carbonell the business for being Cuban last year.)

And is that? Could it be? Well, hello Ian Somerhalder. Last time I saw you, Boone, you were dead.

And check out Sayid (Naveen Andrews). My man!

I like seeing all the old faces from S1 and S2 in this poster. (I avoid spoilers at all costs so if I sound uninformed on this end, I am. I NEED to be surprised. It's my raison d'etre.) If it means Lindelof/Abrams have stopped poking my perpetual Lost wound and stopped introducing new characters, I can sleep soundly tonight.

Funny. The new Lost poster kinda looks like the others. Thanks, ABC.

This totally reminds me of how the ACC retooled its own logo when it went from 9 to 12 schools five years ago. All they did was add more dots on a bigger map. Snazzy.

A quarter to the first HWTV-head who can ID everyone in the photo.

I was egregiously tardy getting to this for the HWTV crowd but ABC finally came through with a teaser for the final season of Lost.

I forgot all about it for days and days until last night when I was Googling Foxy. (Matthew Fox, a.k.a. Jack Shephard, a.k.a Why Do People Call Me Foxy? That's My Dad's Nickname.)

No premiere date yet. But in this totally inadequate, completely unacceptable trailer for Lost's victory lap, we do see Dr. Cry Now Smile Later getting in a line about "destiny" while bleeding, sort of, from the head.

Ahhh, yes. Color me happy ... for now.

After airing only six episodes, ABC has announced it is canceling Kelsey Grammer's new sitcom, "Hank." Some TV critics are saying ABC is about five episodes too late on this one.

The sitcom has been a critical and ratings failure for ABC, the weak link on their otherwise strong comedy night ("The Middle," "Modern Family," and "Cougar Town" have already been renewed by the network). 

The show is in the middle of filming its 10th episode and will shut down once that episode is completed.

ABC announced earlier this week that they are also pulling the plug on their Wednesday night drama "Eastwick."

ABC has decided to pass on more episodes of "Eastwick," essentially canceling the show after its 13-episode run ends later this fall. ABC says it will air all the episodes.

Despite strong lead-ins from hit new sitcoms "Modern Family" and "Cougar Town" on Wednesday nights, "Eastwick" had pretty weak ratings. Last week's episode only attracted about 4.6 million viewers (roughly the same atrocious ratings Jay Leno has been drawing lately). 

On the bright side, ABC has ordered five more episodes of Christian Slater's new show "The Forgotten," which has consistently scored better than "Eastwick." 

"The Forgotten" airs on Tuesday nights at 10pm, except for this week, when it's pre-empted by "In the Spotlight with Robin Roberts: Bright Lights, Big Stars, All Access Nashville," a special promoting the CMA awards (which airs Wednesday, November 11).

A couple of hours before "20/20" broadcast the interview of singer Rihanna by Diane Sawyer, I was involved in a three-way, sometimes loud, discussion about the Rihanna/Chris Brown incident.

The guy in the conversation, who is a good guy, basically said that it was odd that Chris Brown beat Rihanna for no reason, thus suggesting that somehow Rihanna was at fault somehow, and then said that he thought it unfair that Chris Brown was still a pariah. He feels that we (society) shouldn't hold celebrities to a higher standard, and, I guess, in real life Chris wouldn't be having it so hard.

Again, this is a good guy. And I hope he watched Rihanna's interview because she addressed all his issues.

It sort of sounds like a huh? but the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences has announced that next year's Academy Awards will be co-hosted by Alec Baldwin and Steve Martin.

“We think the team of Steve and Alec are the perfect pair of hosts for the Oscars,” said producers Adam Shankman and Bill Mechanic.

“Steve will bring the experience of having hosted the show in the past and Alec will be a completely fresh personality for this event.”

Once again, the Happiness bloggers elected (begged) my mom to be our Dancing with the Stars correspondent. After each show, she calls me with her report...

It was a crazy night. Tom Delay danced with two broken feet, Donny Osmond kissed a man, Aaron Carter dressed like a girl, and Len got into a fight with Bruno.

Keep reading for my my mom's recap of the dances -- the good, the bad, and the ugly -- and find out who she thinks should go home this week.

Once again, the Happiness bloggers elected (begged) my mom to be our Dancing with the Stars correspondent. After each show, she calls me with her report...

Tuesday night's results show was just one hour long, and while someone did get eliminated, most of the time was taken up with guest stars.

"They had Joss Stone," my mom said. "She never wears shoes. Why doesn't she wear shoes?"

Does someone know? 

Once again, the Happiness bloggers elected (begged) my mom to be our Dancing with the Stars correspondent. After each show, she calls me with her report...

Last night was the first night the men and women danced on the same show together. Judge Len was not there, so Baz Luhrmann filled in for him. My mom reports that the dancers only had four days to learn the new dances, and it was a struggle because they had four-and-a-half weeks to learn the previous dances.

Here's what happened: