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Do It Today: Tribute to military heroes with Clint Black in theaters, Chris Thomas King at Skipper's, the second-to-last episode of Lost ever and more

By Franki Weddington on Tue, May 18, 2010 at 1:00 am

it’s his music that has propelled his career for more than 20 years. He flexes his bluesy vocal chords on his 2009 EP, Nawlins Callin’. The album pays tribute to The Big Easy’s musical melting pot, delving into into classical jazz arrangements and offering up organ-driven ballads like “You Don’t Know Me” and the groovin’, horn-studded opener, “Basin Street.” 8 p.m. Tues., May 18, Skipper's Smokehouse, Tampa, $10, skipperssmokehouse.com. —Matthew Spencer

Just in case you forgot, it's the second-to-last episode of LOST ever. Which, depending on your views of this final season, could be a tragedy, or just an end to the torture of not knowing what's been going on for the last six seasons on the Island. If you need some help deciphering last week's mysterious origin episode, or just wanna hear some witty LOST banter, check out CL's LOST podcast.

For you Gleeks out there, watch tonight's new episode — it's the much-hyped one with guest star Neil Patrick Harris — and hear CL's own 3 Guys break down the episode's best moments in our 3 Guys & Glee podcast.

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If (like me) you always tear up during Extreme Makeover: Home Edition, be sure to bring an entire box of tissues for tonight's live broadcast of Sons of the Fallen: A Live Tribute to Our Military Heroes. Created by Extreme Makeover executive producer Conrad Ricketts, it follows a group of 25 young men, who gather at a camp in the Rocky Mountains to honor the memories of their fathers, all of whom sacrificed their lives in Iraq and Afghanistan. See a fireside discussion among the boys and their "celebrity" mentors: Bill Goldberg, actor Ryan Merriman, former IndyCar racer Joey “T” Truscelli and Clint Black (pictured). Visit fathomevenths.com for a full list of participating theaters. Tues., May 18, 8 p.m., Citrus Park Mall Stadium 20, Tampa, $12.50.

New Orleans actor Chris Thomas King has been spotted in Oscar-winning films like the 2004 biopic Ray and 2000’s bluegrass bonanza, O Brother, Where Art Thou?, but