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It seems like the wait for new episodes of “Lost” has been long and torturous for many of its fans. But according to creator J.J. Abrams, there may be new life for the show after it ends its ABC run in May of 2010.
“The one thing that makes you think maybe there could be [a movie] is that ABC agreed to end the series after six years,” says Abrams. “Which is a gift, because you know you won’t have years seven and eight where you’re thinking, ‘They should’ve ended at year six,’ and you know how …read more

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Take a minute and try to think of who the best-paid TV actors on current shows are. Then come back and see if you were anywhere in the ballpark.

According to TV Guide’s latest issue (on stands Thursday) Two and a Half Men’s Charlie Sheen is the highest-paid comedy star in prime-time, earning $825,000 per episode, including what he makes as part-owner of the series. Guess that gives us some insight into Denise Richards‘ possible motivations in that non-relationship.
CSI’s William Petersen is tops amongst network drama actors, earning $600,000 per episode, while Law & Order: SVU’s Mariska Hargitay rakes in $400,000 …read more

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