John Dougherty

"Lost" debuted in 2004 in a time of conflict and distrust as America reeled through the post-9/11 years. Today, we still need stories like "Lost" to remind us that we either live together or we die alone.

This winter, my 3-year-old son played in the snow for the first time. If climate change continues unabated, my fear isn't just that my kids won't have snow days, but what we'll all lose if the cycle of the seasons is broken.

"1989 (Taylor's Version)," the newly rerecorded edition of Taylor Swift's 2014 album, is a story of rebirth. It recalls an exciting and experimental phase of the artist's career.