The folks at iLoveToCreate sure have an eye for detail.

While watching the episode "Namaste" from season five of "Lost," someone at the locally owned crafts-and-more company (formerly called Duncan) noticed a bottle of Aleene's tacky glue, an iLoveToCreate product, being used as a prop:

Of course, any "Lost" fan immediately recognizes the purpose of the glue as holding together Radzinsky's model of the doomed Swan station, meaning this particular scene took place in 1977.

Was Aleene's tacky glue around then? Yes, though we can't verify whether "Lost" set dressers used a 32-year old bottle of glue or a more recently designed bottle. Knowing how detail-oriented those "Lost" producers can be, I'd be willing to bet the former.

Xiaoqing is a 21-year old from China who broke up with her boyfriend because of his obsession with Jessica Alba.

After some time apart, she decided the better course of action would be to undergo surgery to look like the actress, thereby winning back her cherry of a boyfriend, who once bought her a blond, Alba-esque wig to wear.

The Shanghai Time Plastic Surgery Hospital, who suggested Xiaoqing "think seriously" about the multiple procedures she'll have to endure in order to completely alter her face, has agreed to do the surgery for free, for the publicity.

Jessica Alba is, understandably, not on board.

I blame Heidi Montag.

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New word: "Whoarding"
Definition: Pretending you have a legitimate mental illness when really all you want to do is show off how much free stuff you get for being famous.
Example: Lindsay Lohan seeking attention on "The Insider"

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Here are the Oceanic 815 plane scenes from season 1 and season 6 of "Lost." Check out the similarities and differences:

Man, I love the Internet. I hope more things like this pop up as the season goes on.

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UPDATE, 2/4: According to CNN, Brittany Murphy's death has been ruled an accident caused by a combination of pneumonia, an iron deficiency and "multiple drug intoxication."

No word yet on which drugs were found in her system. At the time of her death, Brittany's husband claimed the actress was taking a painkiller called Vicoprofen and the antidepressant Fluoxetine.

A full autopsy report will be available in two weeks.

UPDATE: TMZ reports that the LAPD have finished looking into Murphy's death and that "detectives have determined there is no evidence of foul play or other criminality."

So this is the part where I try to recap last night's episode of "Lost," titled "LA X," but I'll be honest: I don't have a damn clue what happened.

Did the bomb fail, as the castaways-still-on-the-island storyline seems to suggest? Or did the bomb explosion actually work, as Dead Juliet told Miles, and as the castaways-on-the-plane storyline suggests? Perhaps both happened, creating two existing, parallel timelines. I have no idea and yet "LA X" still felt like an oddly satisfying episode.

Here are random pictures of celebrities I found interesting/funny/sad today:

Jim Carrey and Ewan McGregor share a celebratory a kiss after being named knights at France's National Order of Arts in Paris [via Dlisted]

Where have you been all my life, Pajama Jeans?

Congrats go out to Geanie, who was our 40,000th commenter!

Geanie is the recipient of the prize package seen at right, consisting of the following items culled together by Beehivers Kathy, Donald, Mike, Joan and Rick:

• An "American Idol" plastic gumball machine
• A "The Informant!" can of corn with a smiling Matt Damon on it
• A "Got Milk?" apron
• A Carl's Jr. T-shirt that reads "Bigger, Better, 100% Real Beef"
• Two Fresno Philharmonic ticket vouchers
• A bundle of CDs including AFI, Lady Antebellum, Motion City Soundtrack and Rockabye Baby: Journey
• A bottle of "Fringe" Tabasco sauce (The Beehive is not responsible if sauce contains weird alien stuff)
• Headless Body in Topless Bar, a book of the best New York Post headlines
• Four tickets to the Dance Theatre of Harlem event taking place this Friday

Thank you to every single one of you who has commented, and continues to comment, on the Beehive. At the rate we're going, the 50,000th comment should come up in no time.

There are two things you can always rely on when it comes to the Grammy Awards: Elton John will invariably show up to try to steal attention away from whichever artist is most controversial and talked about that year, and fashion on the red carpet will be hideous.

This year was no different. Now that the actual awards have been handed out (and you've already forgotten who won), let's get down to the real competition:

Who wore the ugliest dress to the Grammy Awards? Here are the contenders, in no particular order: