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For a good five seasons now, Benjamin Linus (Michael Emerson) has been one of the most sping-tingling, blood-curling "bad guys" on television and certainly the most creeptastic Other on ABC's Lost.

But that's about to change in the upcoming final season, starting Feb. 2, because there's a new baddie on Lost who will make Ben Linus look more like the wimpy Peanuts character with whom he shares a name.

So who is this terrifying and awesome new Big Bad? What has he done and how will you see him?

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The women of Grey's Anatomy, Glee and Gossip Girl seem to be dominating the Girl on Top competition so far, but there's also plenty of competition from the ladies of HIMYM, Lost and more.

Is your fave still in contention? And does she have the fan support necessary to make it to the championship round? Download the top-32 bracket and then click in to vote in round two of this year's Girl on Top tournament.

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This season of Keeping Up With the Kardashians is the biggest ever, and this Sunday's ep raises the stakes even higher when Khloé Kardashian Odom reveals to Kim that she might be knocked up, while Kim Kardashian and Reggie Bush decide to give their relationship a second chance. Press play above to see Kim's reaction to Khloé's news, and then click in for both the Kim-Reggie reunion and the family calling out Kim for her lyin' ways!

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Oh, Sayid Jarrah, your hotness knows no bounds.

Not to mention, you are a fan favorite.

So they certainly can't be killing you (Naveen Andrews) off of Lost as early as the very first episode of the final season, right? 

Maybe...maybe not.

Our 12 Days of Lost-mas continues with the latest gift: some brow-raising scoop on what's ahead for Sayid when the new season of Lost begins Feb. 2. 

It is a matter of life or death, so read at your own risk!

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So You Think You Can Dance season six turned out to have a few more rough edges than perhaps the producers and dancers would have liked.

Several members of the top 20 were so seriously injured that they had to drop out or stop out (Billy, Noelle, Ashleigh), the final was hosted on the home stage rather than in the glamorous confines of the Kodak Theatre, the top four were fluffed up into a top six for lack of time and now comes the news that the victory tour is probably canceled.

What? Is it true that there's no tour on deck for season six's top 10 dancers? Here's what we're hearing...

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Don't know if you've heard, but vampires are all the rage these days.

With the success of Twilight, True Blood and The Vampire Diaries, bloodsuckers have taken over popular culture. It seems like anything involving creatures of the night is guaranteed to bring beaucoup bucks to the company producing it. Too bad, then, for CBS that it canceled cult-hit series Moonlight for low ratings just as the full wave of vampire mania was hitting.

But wait, if Moonlight was canceled way back when, why are rumors flying that it might come back? I've gotten many emails from you fans lately asking about this talk, and here's what I'm hearing from my sources...

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Ho-ho-hoooo...no he di'int!

Let it be known that the most holy crap, jaw-dropping moment of Lost's upcoming two-hour season premiere (in my humble but always right opinion) is served up by none other than Mr. Terry O'Quinn.

Remember, when we last saw John Locke he appeared to be in two places: (1) very dead on the beach and (2) inside Jacob's lair convincing Ben to kill Jacob. (So not cool!)

So what's the big moment that's so stunning it will make you scream out loud?

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The New Year is almost here, which means the fall TV season is over and we're heading straight into what the professionals call "midseason"--and what we fans just call "winter TV."

To prepare you for this changing of the seasons, we've compiled a list of midseason premieres (including such highly esteemed shows as Chuck, Lost and 24), plus return dates for shows that are going away temporarily over the winter holiday and returning in early 2010.

This calendar will be updated as we get new information, so: (A) Don't cry too hard if we don't have info yet for your favorite show--we promise to post it as soon as we know; and (B) be sure to save this page and return early and often for the latest premiere dates info!

Wanna see the full calendar? Here's what we've got right now:

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Someone's getting hitched on Gossip Girl.

And someone is going to want to kick Jenny Humphrey in the shins. And it might be me.

Sources are spilling deets on what's ahead for the show's new love triangle, and it so ain't pretty; plus, the return of Jack Bass (also known as Dexter's Quinn).

Meanwhile, what's the latest on Glee, Lost, Supernatural and Survivor? Keep reading for the exclusive scoop...

Ellen in Tennessee: I can't stand the rumors that Cat Deeley won't be back on So You Think You Can Dance next season. Please tell me it's not true.

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Can Matt Davis do a good Harrison Ford? How about a good Dexter Morgan?

We're about to find out on Vampire Diaries, because sources tell me there's much more to the casting news that just broke about Mia Kirshner (24, The L Word) joining the cast for a recurring role.

While it's true she's playing Isobel, the wife of Matt Davis' ridiculously named schoolteacher character Alaric, she might already not be of this world...

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Holy wow.

That's all I can say after hearing about what lies ahead for the sixth season of Lost, which, in case you haven't heard, will begin Feb. 2 on ABC, and is, like, the last spectacular hurrah of one of the best series ever to air on television.

Trust me. It is going to be good.

So what will go down?

Well, let's just say I know some things I'm not supposed to know...and wasn't supposed to say. But after receiving no fewer than 4,815,162,342 emails this past week requesting—no begging and singing (to the tune of various Christmas carols!) for Lost scoop—I have decided to pony up some dish I've heard from various sources, in the spirit of Christmas and giving and whatnot, and because I do not want to make little Cindy Lou Who cry.

So, here's the scoop:

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After 39 days as virtual pawns in the hands of Survivor's most cunning strategist, Texas oilman Russell Hantz, the votes cast in Samoa by the nine jury members—all but one of them from the originally victorious Galu tribe—were counted tonight and Jeff Probst named the sole Survivor.

Natalie White.

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