Today at Gawker.TV, the wife of George Stephanopolous sings him a sexy happy birthday, an Always Sunny friend shows up on Lost, Newt Gingrich lies, the un-aired Teen Mom footage, and Brian Kilmeade wants to get freaky with mannequins.

It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia's Rob McElhenney reprised his role as Aldo on last night's episode of Lost. Did you remember him from years ago? Apparently, Kate didn't either. When awesome shows collide!!!

This week our big head-pounding moment dredged up an old mystery from the past. Remember when Rousseau used to talk about that disease that forced her to kill all her friends? Well, I think we're getting a diagnosis.

Well, folks, it's that time again. At 9:00 PM ET, be sure to tune your television to ABC and comment along with your fellow LOST fanatics as we live blog tonight's episode. In 4, 8, 15, 16, 23, 42...

Tonight's episode is called "What Kate Does," an obvious recall of the season two episode "What Kate Did," wherein we found out who Kate killed. Though, a curious video from last summer's ComicCon suggests that history may have changed...

Faster Smoke Monster! Kill! Kill! Here's a fun Lost-related video made by some fans for last year's Comic Con. So it's a little old, but it's still pretty neat. We almost wish the show really was like this. [via EW]

Speaking of alternate realities... these would be Lost's opening credits if it was "aired in 1967 as a campy sci-fi action series," says the creator. Ben Linus stars as "The Rat," Sayid is "The Assassin," and sex in cages!

Jim Behrle's Kreepie Kats have prepared a video FAQ of sorts, in case Grandma is confused about The Lost Show. Enjoy!

Lost fans are rabid, but there are just as many people who haven't seen it at all. So Newsweek decided to have their employees who have never watched it before try to explain what's going on. And it's hilarious.

• CBS News laid off more than 150 staffers this week. Will Katie Couric be forced to take a pay cut when her contract expires next year? Some say yes; CBS News chief Sean McManus is denying the report. [NYP, Politico]
• Avatar has dominated the box office for seven straight weeks now (and has officially bested Titanic), but that may change this weekend or next. [LAT]
• Janice Kaplan is out as editor-in-chief of Parade magazine. [NYT]
• Nikki Finke says it will take "minutes" for Comcast to dump NBC CEO Jeff Zucker after its acquisition of NBC is approved by regulators. (Meantime, maybe he could explain why the Today show is propping up Scientology?)
• An estimated 12 million people tuned in to Lost last night. [Forbes]
• Time Warner reported fourth-quarter revenues and profits were up. [AP]
• Fox and ESPN will challenge NBC for the 2014 and 2016 Olympics. [BN]
• Does Vanity Fair editor Graydon Carter hate non-white women? [DF]

Damon Lindelof and Carton Cuse dropped by Jimmy Kimmel Live last night to announce the day the show will end its run: Sunday, May 23rd. Then they all joked about a "Hurley and the Smoke Monster" spinoff. Which we'd watch.

SPOILER ALERT, OK? Our pick for last night's most befuddling and intriguing moment was John Locke, or whoever that is these days — Evil Man in Black — telling Ben that he wants to "go home."

Come one, come all, and join us as we live blog the television event that forced President Obama to opine on the State of the Union a week early: the premiere of the sixth—and final—season of LOST.

Every day we must take a second to stop obsessing about nerd fantasias on island themes and look at comments. Funny comments, sad comments, mean comments, and, very rarely, religious comments.

Lost is so confusing! But not that confusing. Here I will try to write, from memory without using any wikis, fan sites or Google, everything important that's happened on the show up to tonight's final-season premiere. Wish me luck.

Today, the whole world has gone Lost crazy and Fox News tried its best to get in on the action. One problem: the anchors clearly don't know a thing about the show. Watch this comically bad reporting after the jump.

The 'Alternate Eden' theory proves true, and it's up to you to ensure the operation was successful. You and you alone are in charge of what happens in this story. You are the final variable.

Were the first four minutes of Lost just not enough? Well, ABC is now airing an ad with all new teaser scenes. They may say that the time for questions is over, but our heads keep filling up with more!

In celebration for tomorrow's kick-off of Lost's final season, we've rounded up the best artwork that can be found on the internet. Have a suggestion? Leave it in the comments.

Spoiler alert! Due to the wonders of the internet, the first four minutes of Tuesday's epic premiere of Lost have been leaked. It certainly looks to be true, as it picks up exactly where the Season Five finale left off.