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Grey’s Anatomy has seen its fair share of fan-favorite characters throughout the years, but they didn’t always start off that way.  The ABC medical drama made its debut in 2005, and it’s still going strong to this day. Viewers have been introduced to a wide range of personalities, including certain individuals who came crashing in. And as they say, the first impression is everything. So more often than not, Grey’s Anatomy fans end up hating these characters. But of course, there have been a few exceptions to the rule.  Mark Sloan Eric Dane as Mark Sloan and Patrick Dempsey as Derek Shepherd on ‘Grey’s Anatomy’ | Danny Feld/Walt Disney Television via Getty ImagesRELATED: Why Did Eric Dane Leave ‘Grey’s Anatomy’ as Mark Sloan? When Mark Sloan (Eric Dane) firs...

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Mr. Cordero’s wife, a fitness trainer and former Radio City Rockette, had posted regular updates on his health, launching a daily singalong with the hashtag #wakeupnick to show support for Mr. Cordero during the six weeks he was in a medically induced coma. Standing 6-foot-5, with dark hair and a baritone voice, Mr. Cordero was a menacing presence on TV shows such as “Lilyhammer,” “Law & Order: Special Victims Unit” and the police drama “Blue Bloods.” But he was best known for his work on Broadway, playing charismatic brutes in musicals including “Bullets Over Broadway” and “A Bronx Tale” — two shows in which his character was previously portrayed on-screen by Bronx-born actor Chazz Palminteri. Those roles gave Mr. Cordero a chance to take major parts, after years of being passed o...

They already own lavish homes in Miami, New York and Bel Air.  But Jennifer Lopez and Alex Rodriguez splashed down $1.4m on a small cottage in the Los Angeles of suburb of Encino in the San Fernando Valley.  The home boasts a modest 2,202 square feet with three bedrooms and two and a half bathrooms, as Variety reports on Sunday.  New buy: Jennifer Lopez and Alex Rodriguez splashed down $1.4m on a small cottage in the Los Angeles of suburb of Encino in the San Fernando Valley, Variety reported Sunday (pictured in January 2020) Lopez, 50, officially bought the property, which appears to be an investment or for a family member as she already owns a lavish estate in the area.  The new residential property was build in 1948, and shows a newly renovated interior inside the...

There is almost nobody on the entire planet, young or old, who doesn’t know who Will Smith is. The actor is beloved by generations of fans: older fans have watched him go from being a Fresh Prince to an alien busting detective to the multi-millionaire superstar he is today. Even young kids have now been introduced to the magic of Will Smith after he marvelously played the Genie in Disney’s live-action adaptation of Aladdin. Smith is one of the most successful, highest-paid actors in the world. So you might be shocked to hear that one time fairly recently, he had to ask a fan to borrow some pocket money. What happened, and why would Smith, a multi-millionaire, need to borrow money from anyone? This is the story all about how Smith found himself in a financial jam. Wil...

A few days ago, Brie Larson made her debut on YouTube. The Captain Marvel star launched her own channel and, to the surprise of no one, her first video includes a number of references to her passion for video games. Larson is a major fan of Animal Crossing: New Horizons on Nintendo Switch, as well as games like Pokemon and The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild. In the video, Larson even describes an incident where she kicked her boyfriend out of her house while trying to complete Super Mario Galaxy's final level! While that might seem a bit rash, it's definitely the kind of situation that some gamers can relate to! "He said that I was taking it too seriously! I threw him out of my house," said Larson, laughing. In addition to Super Mario Galaxy, Larson also talks about her interest in...

Hamilton actor Javier Munoz reminds fans that there are two members from the original cast missing in the filmed stage production on Disney Plus By Brian Gallagher For Dailymail.com Published: 20:17 EDT, 5 July 2020 | Updated: 21:29 EDT, 5 July 2020 The filmed stage production of the Broadway sensation Hamilton debuted on the Disney Plus streaming service over the weekend, boasting the 'original' cast including creator/star Lin-Manuel Miranda. However, another original cast member, Javier Munoz, an alternate for Miranda's title character, revealed on Twitter that two members of the original cast are missing. This production was filmed in June 2016, using parts of three separate performances, though this was after Betsy Struxness and Emmy Raver Lampman left t...

Floor Is Lava is the perfect example of “Don’t knock it ‘til you try it.” Released on June 19, the Netflix show flowed right into the streamer’s top 10 rankings and is still there. A product of the children’s game, it has splashing lava, harrowing obstacles, and prize money for the winners. For fans, it’s like seeing an over-the-top version of a childhood pastime—with stakes. If you’ve been watching, you probably have questions about the Floor Is Lava game setup. ‘Floor Is Lava’ | Adam Rose/NetflixHow is the lava made on ‘Floor Is Lava’? The show is a little reminiscent of Wipeout, and fans can’t stop watching the goofiness while shouting at the TV, “You’re not gonna make that!” You can see the adrenaline kick in with the contestants as they try to maneu...

Rochester resident Jack Garner, who for decades served as the Gannett News Services film critic, died Sunday at the age of 75. Known for reviews that brought both a critic's eye and a movie lover's tastes, Mr. Garner was a fixture in Rochester's art circles for decades. A jazz aficionado, he often introduced some of the annual Jazz Festival's top acts. A trustee at the Eastman Museum, he was the second recipient of the museum's prestigious George Eastman Medal of Honor. He also was very hard to miss in a crowd — standing 6-foot-9. His laugh, and he laughed often, resounded as if it had a life of its own. "The glass was always half full with him," his wife, Bonnie, said Sunday. "It was never half empty." She and Mr. Garner would have celebrated their 50th anniversary next month. A couple t...

Rochester resident Jack Garner, who for decades served as the Gannett News Services film critic, died Sunday at the age of 75. Known for reviews that brought both a critic's eye and a movie lover's tastes, Mr. Garner was a fixture in Rochester's art circles for decades. A jazz aficionado, he often introduced some of the annual Jazz Festival's top acts. A trustee at the Eastman Museum, he was the second recipient of the museum's prestigious George Eastman Medal of Honor. He also was very hard to miss in a crowd — standing 6-foot-9. His laugh, and he laughed often, resounded as if it had a life of its own. "The glass was always half full with him," his wife, Bonnie, said Sunday. "It was never half empty." She and Mr. Garner would have celebrated their 50th anniversary next month. A couple t...