Surprisingly, not many critics have drawn the parallel between Lost’s Dharma Initiative and the “evil corporate empire.” The writers of Lost illustrate the evils of the Dharma Initiative ...

Over time, Lost reveals plenty of key details about the DHARMA Initiative, many of which spawn new mysteries themselves. However, the main purpose of the initiative was to change mankind's fate.

If, however, the response is more like "I'm so geeky that I receive 'Lost' Google alerts, own an Oceanic Airlines T-shirt and regularly wear a Dharma Initiative necklace," then the costlier ...

Desmond Hume (Henry Ian Cusick), a more recent shipwreck survivor, realized too late that the button in the DHARMA Initiative’s Swan station actually did need to be pressed every 108 minutes ...

The Others are the mysterious group of natives on the island in Lost. But who are they, and are they really the enemy they were made out to be?

I happen to love LOST, gadgets and 70s and 80s-era National Geographic ads. These mock Dharma Initiative ads happen to incorporate LOST, gadgets and 70s and 80s-era National Geographic ads.

Back in the early 2000s, Lost was the hit show that capitated audiences and raised so many questions, like why there were polar bears on a tropical island, what was the Dharma Initiative, and how ...

Apparently, Dharma has gotten out of the Seventies and now has a 21st-century makeover. You can take the test to see if you qualify. The test reminded me of the test in Blade Runner.

To celebrate the premiere of Lost Season 4 in Europe, Portugese guerrilla marketing firm Torke collaborated with Fox to drop Dharma Initiatives boxes onto the streets of Lisbon. A couple of blogs ...