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Watch the Lost Cast and Crew Reminisce About Claire’s Squirrel Baby

What did Lost co-executive Carlton Cuse think was “one of the best parts of season six”? If you guessed Claire’s squirrel baby, you’re right! What has to be considered the linchpin of this weekend’s Lost auction (suggested bid: $300-500) gets its very own special feature on next week’s season six DVD release, because it was either that or more Allison Janney footage. Click ahead to get a brief glimpse into the life of Squirrel Baby.

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Late Night Highlights: Justin Long Impersonates a Bieber Fan, Jon Stewart and Anderson Cooper Examine Gaping Holes

While Jay Leno and David Letterman enjoyed their summer vacations last night, Justin Long entertained Jimmy Kimmel Live fans by performing an actual month-long text exchange he shared with an anonymous Justin Bieber fan with the help of audio visuals. Meanwhile, Stephen Colbert bit into a bacon flag and Jon Stewart examined gaping holes in security arguments with the help of Anderson Cooper.

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Hollywood Ink: January Jones Flies X-Men: First Class

Also among today’s gotta-know trade developments: Yet another Bob Marley biopic is in the works… J.J. Abrams brings some unlucky kids out of the closet… Scott Speedman stands in for Channing Tatum… and more.

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Watch Kristen Bell Nurse Her Pet Monster in the Grossest Music Video Ever

Forget James Bond: Robert Rodriguez Will Return With Machete Sequels

As Machete barrels toward its opening weekend with the same wafting smell of niche that ruined the Scott Pilgrim box office party, it seems a bit premature to start talk of a sequel. Or not. During a press junket for the film — which apparently teases such future titles as Machete Kills and Machete Kills Again in its end credits — director Robert Rodriguez all but confirmed that there will be more Machete movies in the future. Because if you can’t have another James Bond, why not more Machete instead?

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The Big C Scores Surprisingly Big Ratings

Showtime’s new cancer comedy The Big C might not have been a winner in the supporting characters department (I’m talking to you, Oliver Platt and homeless brother who eats garbage) but it scored a ratings coup last night, earning over 1.5 million viewers total. Said the premium cable network in a press release earlier today: ” The Big C delivered Showtime’s largest audience in 8 years for an original series debut (Previously: Odyssey 5 on 6/21/02 with 1.155MM).” Congrats, Laura Linney: You beat Odyssey 5 , whatever that was! [ EW ]

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Common Townfolk Attempt to Parse Amanda Bynes’s Twitter Feed

What’s On: The Big C’s Big Debut

Laura Linney debuts tonight in the Showtime series The Big C , which was formerly called The C Word . You’ll note that the new title carries fewer dubious associations.

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Michael Douglas Battling Tumor

Unfortunate news: Michael Douglas has a tumor in his throat , which will force the 65-year-old actor to undergo eight weeks of radiation and chemotherapy (potentially putting him out of commission during the September 24 release of his next film, Oliver Stone’s Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps ). Doctors expect him to make a full recovery, and Douglas himself issued a statement saying, “I am very optimistic.” [ People ]

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Your Bad Guys Will No Longer Be British

In America, we both admire and fear British actors: On the one hand, we give them all our Oscars, but on the other, we constantly make them play villains. Now, in news that will either make Alan Rickman very happy or cause him to file a panic-stricken unemployment application, Paramount is resolving to cast actors with more indeterminate accents in the studio’s bad guy roles. Tommy Wiseau, now is your moment. [ New Zealand Herald via MCN ]

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