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'Grey's Anatomy' 300th Episode will be, aside from being the show's love letter to its fans, a tribute to everyone who has been a part of the show. -
'Grey's Anatomy' Season 14 Will Not Have Callie Back: Arizona, Eliza Breakup To Be Addressed
Fans have been hoping that the newly single Arizona will reunite with Callie in "Grey's Anatomy" Season 14 but it doesn't look that way. -
'Scandal' Returns From Winter Break in February, Trailer Released [WATCH]
If you've had enough of the ABC Thursday night hit drama series, like 'Scandal,' being on Winter break, then you will be happy to know they have finally set a date for a February return and also released the trailer. -
ABC Orders a Pilot for Shondaland's Romeo & Juliet Sequel 'Still Star-Crossed'
Shonda Rhimes is winning big, once again! The famous television producer and writer has just snagged an ABC pilot order for her show, Still Star-Crossed, a Romeo & Juliet sequel. -
'Scandal's' Shonda Rhimes & ‘Jeffersons’ Director Team Up for Docu-Series
Scandal creator Shonda Rhimes and legendary sitcom producer Norman Lear .have teamed up for a documentary series on economic and social inequality in the U.S. -
Shonda Rhimes' 'Romeo & Juliet' New Drama Series in Development for ABC
Shonda Rhimes, the mastermind behind Thursday night great tv shows like "Grey's Anatomy," "Scandal" and "How To Get Away With Murder," is at it again. She's currently in the development stages of a new ABC TV drama based off the William Shakespeare classic, "Romeo & Juliet." -
Viola Davis Emmys Speech: Thanks Shonda Rhimes, Black Actresses After Emotional Win
Lead actress in the Shonda Rhimes created drama series, How to Get Away With Murder, Viola Davis, wins her first Emmy Award and made history as the first Black woman to win in the catergory, Best Actress on a Drama Series, at the 67th Primetime Emmy Awards. Davis Credits Shonda Rhimes, and other show creators for providing women with the roles needed to win an Emmy. -
Shonda Rhimes Reveals ABC #TGIT Details
You've waited long enough and soon Thursday nights will return with your favorite Shonda Rhimes shows, so popular that they've got their own hashtag - #TGIT. ABC's Grey's Anatomy, Scandal and How to get Away With Murder returns this Fall with more suspense and more drama, and Shonda Rhimes has revealed some juicy spoilers to get you ready for the new seasons for 2015. -
Patrick Dempsey's Affair Cost Him His Marriage and 'Greys Anatomy' Job
Several weeks after Patrick Dempsey's character was killed off of Grey's Anatomy we're starting to learn about the turmoil off-screen that contributed to Shonda Rhimes' decision to fire one of her formerly beloved actors. Months before Dempsey left the show it was confirmed that his wife, Jillian Fink had filed for divorce and that led many to speculate on what might have contributed to the demise of what was once a solid Hollywood marriage. Apparently, it was an affair with a young Grey's Anatomy staffer that ruined Dempsey's marriage and also ultimately cost him his job. -
Shonda Rhimes Explains Why a Beloved Character Returned to Save Olivia Pope on 'Scandal'
The current twists and turns that Shonda Rhimes has crafted for Scandal is leaving fans on the edge of their seats and Thursday nights' episode brought back an old favorite. We last saw Stephen Finch (played by Henry Ian Cusick)at the end of the first season and when he was last mentioned he had supposedly had left the business in favor of a normal life. It was a brilliant move to bring the character back to save Olivia Pope from what appeared to be inevitable death. She was being sold on the black market and Finch was supposedly buying her on behalf of a Russian group. The few short minutes between Kerry Washington and Cusick were nostalgic and Rhimes has weighed in on why she chose to have this man save her. -
Columbus Short Admits to Cocaine Use, Causing Life to Spiral Before Being Fired from 'Scandal'
Columbus Short has had a life-altering year, as he began it starring on "Scandal," one of prime time's top dramas, and is wrapping it up by coming clean about his drug use. Short made headlines for a bar fight as well as alleged domestic violence against his then-wife Tuere Short and quickly found himself fired and divorced. In April, Short confirmed that he would not be returning to "Scandal" for a fourth season and graciously wished his former cast mates the best. On Wednesday, Dec. 10, the actor appeared on "Access Hollywood" to discuss what unraveled him. "I was struggling with drugs. I had a lot on my plate, and you know, I was using unhealthy ways to kind of self-medicate and deal with a lot of heavy-duty stuff in my life. I was doing cocaine and drinking a lot, and trying to balance a 16-hour work schedule a day, and a family, and I just lost myself back then." Short also says the suicide of his best friend, Lee Thompson Young, sent him into a downward spiral because he simple did not know how to handle it. He also admits that his friends from the hit ABC show tried their best to cover for and support him ... until his behavior went too far. -
New York Times Apologizes for Piece Bashing Shonda Rhimes but TV Critic Alessandra Stanley Still Doesn't Seem to Get How Offensive Her Words Were
Last Friday, "The New York Times" published an online piece by longtime television critic Alessandra Stanley, and the reaction was explosive.
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