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Grey’s 100th: Ordinary or extraordinary?

Terri Schwartz
It looks like ABC will be featuring the deaths of not one but two young, blonde doctors during next week's season finales. Izzie Stevens, played by "27 Dresses" star Katherine Heigl, veritably signed her death ...
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Ida Maria rocks Boston with “Naked”

Terri Schwartz
Without even looking for a bottle opener, Ida Maria grabs a water bottle and uses it to pop the cap off her Sam Adams. She continues telling me how she got started on the path to her first record, "Fortress Round My Heart," without pausing to acknowledge she had just opened a beer bottle in one off the most innovative ways I had ever seen
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Joshua Jackson talks Grey’s with Blast

Terri Schwartz
Joshua Jackson might now be the star of J.J. Abrams' new sci-fi drama "Fringe," but we "Grey's Anatomy" fans out there remember a time not so long ago where Jackson was supposed to be the new dreamy doctor at Seattle's Grace.
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Ingrid Michaelson rocks Boston

Terri Schwartz
Michaelson's most recent concert in Boston came after the Oct. 14 release of her newest CD "Be OK." "Be OK" is a medley of new material, covers, and live performances of her older songs. At 11 tracks long, "Be OK" merely whets the appetite for Michaelson's next full-length CD, which she confirmed would be released sometime next fall.
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Made of Honor

Dinah Alobeid
For "Made of Honor," director Paul Weiland follows a sure-fire recipe for romantic comedy success: a love triangle, sexual innuendo at every twist and turn, comedic relief at the perfect moments and of course, Patrick Dempsey without a shirt on for what seems to be the majority of the movie. [...]
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“Grey’s” bounces back

Elizabeth Raftery
The season premiere of "Grey's Anatomy" marked a refreshing return to form for the medical drama. After a third season that went from so-so to abysmal in the later episodes, creator Shonda Rhimes obviously took...