Entertainment Weekly

In the latest issue of Entertainment Weekly, Lost executive producer Damon Lindelof confirmed that Elizabeth Mitchell's character, Juliet Burke, did indeed die during the cliffhanger finale of the ABC show's fifth season.

"The decision to kill Juliet was absolutely brutal," Lindelof told the magazine, adding, "[Carlton Cuse and I] have to really love you to give you a finale death."

Hilary Duff may be heating things up with Penn Badgley on the set of Gossip Girl right now, but there's only one kiss we really want to know more about.

Chuck Bass' first gay kiss!

You know it was only a matter of time.

For a long time now, we've been hearing rumors about Whitney Houston's new album in the works. We've waited and waited and wondered if she still had it in her. The wait is over.

I Look to You, which is her sixth studio album, and the first in seven years, arrives today.

For his upcoming role as a mentally unstable whistleblower in The Informant (out September 18), Matt Damon told Entertainment Weekly that he happily gained 30 pounds.

“I definitely got doughy,” Matt, now back to his original lean physique, said. “I started eating like crazy and drinking dark beer. Between meals on set, I’d eat a No. 1 Value Meal at McDonald's and then Doritos on top of it. It was absolute heaven.”

Ed McMahon, the longtime Johnny Carson sidekick whose catch phrase, “Heeeeeeere’s Johnny,” made television history has died.

McMahon, 86, passed away shortly after midnight at the Ronald Reagan/UCLA Medical Center where he has been hospitalized since February with pneumonia and other medical issues.

The Katherine Heigl backpedaling machine is working overtime these days. 

After announcing that she would like to keep her job on Grey's Anatomy for as long as possible Katherine Heigl, who plays Dr. Izzie Stevens on the show, is reportedly looking for another Emmy win for her work this season.

Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles has been cancelled.

According to Entertainment Weekly, “It’s done. Everyone has pretty much known for a couple of weeks. Consider it cancelled.”

For those of you who have been enjoying a weekly dose of Brian Austin Green or Summer Glau, the second-season finale, which aired on Friday, was your last hurrah.

Our condolences.

Maybe this is why BAG had the free time in his schedule to appear on the season finale of CSI:Miami.

—Sasha Perl-Raver

Kumar is going to the White House.

Kal Penn has left House to work for President Barack Obama.

The 31-year-old actor has accepted a position as the associate director in the White House’s Office of Public Liaison & Intergovernmental Affairs and he accepted.

He was written out of House on an episode that aired on Monday.

They say, “If you want to be in the zip, you have to live by the code…”

Apparently Dustin Milligan disobeyed.

After just one year f on 90210 2.0, he’s been evicted from BH.

Milligan, who plays Ethan on the Worst Show on Television, will not be returning to the show for its second season, according to Entertainment Weekly.

We’re waiting to hear if there were any other causalities.

If our boy Ryan Leggo My Eggold is smart, he’ll make a break for it too.

—Sasha Perl-Raver

Project Runway mentor, chief creative officer at Liz Claiborne Inc. and America's favorite gay uncle, Tim Gunn, will be hosting the red-carpet arrivals portion of this year's Academy Awards.

Gunn will be joined by ABC morning news co-anchor Robin Roberts and Jess Cagle, managing editor of Entertainment Weekly.

The red-carpet fashion orgy is always the best part of the Oscars, and Tim Gunn is a serious upgrade from Ryan Seacrest. 

We have visions of Tim telling Angelina Jolie that her dress makes her look like she's pooing fabric dancing in our head.