Category Archives: Anatomy

Brandon Grubl was frustrated when his friends from the Porter County Conference spoke with him on March 5, 2011. The slight was used as fuel before he boarded a bus in route to a very big stage. His basketball buddies told him what almost everyone in the Region and the state of Indiana had already concluded. Grubl's Morgan Township team had no chance in its sectional championship game at Bowman Academy. "All my friends said they were going to the Merrillville-Valpo game instead," Grubl remembered on Wednesday night. "Nobody believed in us." In 2009, Bowman beat the Cherokees 82-66 to win the championship. In 2010 it was 98-70, as the Eagles cut down the nets and went on to win the Class A state championship. Morgan coach Matt Bush gathered his underdogs in the hallway and said one thing to his team. "If you don't think we have a shot in this game, then walk out now." Grubl went out and scored 22 points as his Cherokees shocked Bowman 53-49, in one of the Region's biggest sectional upsets. Considering that the Eagles returned to state championship games the following three Marches is proof of this David vs. Goliath tale. "A … Continue reading →

Hugh Jackman and James Mangolds Logan is about to make its debut in theaters, and with early reviews in, this sounds like the Wolverine stand-alone movie fans have been clamouring for. Wolverine is a beloved comic book character and has been taken to new heights with Jackmans performances spanning multiple X-Men and stand-alone movies. But hes also an anti-hero, which makes his rise to fame that much more interesting. What is it about Wolverine, and anti-heroes in general, that make them so endearing? Investigating this question, there are specific qualities anti-heroes have that not only make them anti-heroes but also warms them up to the hearts of fans the world over. Heres a look at the anatomy of an anti-hero as found in comic books, movies and television shows. Most anti-heroes begin their heros journey on the peripheries of society. Starting with Wolverine, he begins Bryan Singers X-Men movie making a living fighting inside a steel cage in a seedy Alberta bar. Its only until he meets Rouge that he leaves that life as an outcast and moves toward a life a part of the collective, or in Logans case, as a card carrying member of the X-Men. Keeping with … Continue reading →

EW.com Sandra Oh on whether she'd ever return to Grey's Anatomy EW.com Appearing on Access Hollywood Live alongside her Catfight costar Anne Heche, cohosts Kit Hoover and Natalie Morales asked Oh if she'd return to Grey's Anatomy, where she starred for 10 seasons as Dr. Cristina Yang. At this point No, I don't think so ... T.R. Knight: There's So Much I Learned From 'Grey's Anatomy'Wetpaint These three 'Grey's Anatomy' characters were nearly series regularsBlasting News 'Grey's Anatomy' season 13: Sandra Oh unsure if she would ever returnCarterMatt all 5 news articles » See the original post: Sandra Oh on whether she'd ever return to Grey's Anatomy - EW.com … Continue reading →

Ever since Grey's Anatomy made Meredith a widow,a sentiment has begun to grow among the long-running ABC soap's fan base that maybe it's time to test the romantic waters between the good doc and her oldest friend Alex. Over the course of the last two seasons, there have been moments where the show seemed to toying with the idea itself. We've even advocated for the plot development on this very site. Finally, the stars themselves, Ellen Pompeo and Justin Chambers, are revealing their thoughts on the prospect of their characters getting together. Spoiler alert: They aren't feeling the love. "Justin is one of my favorite people on the planet," Pompeo told E! News direct from the Grey's Anatomy set. "We're really close, and it does feel weird. To potentially maybe have him as a love interest would be like kissing my brother. I used to say that about Patrick [Dempsey] all the time too because just we'd been together for so long." From the sound of things, the actress just might beperfectly fine with Meredith not finding romance with anyone else ever again. "The love interest part is not my favorite piece of this, I'll be honest,"she added. "Kissing guys … Continue reading →

An older woman hesitantly shares her experiences of sexuality after recovering from cervical cancer. A lawyer-turned-prostitute intimately tells of her passion for other women. A young homeless woman recounts a memory of a traumatizing childhood rape. These are just a few of the many emotional and powerful monologues presented within playwright and activist Eve Enslers award-winning The Vagina Monologues. The Vagina Monologues discusses the stigma around womens sexuality and spurs dialogue about women, violence against women and the push for equality. Through monologues compiled by Ensler, such as My Revolution Begins in the Body, My Short Skirt and My Vagina Was My Village, the play shares personal accounts of womens experiences and emotions on this topic. All proceeds from the play, presented by IC Players at two show times Feb. 19 in the Emerson Suites, benefited V-day, a global activist movement dedicated to increase awareness of violence against women. The performances drew in about 140 people for both shows, and IC Players raised about $815 for the organization. After three years of acting in The Vagina Monologues, senior Jessica Braham, a theater arts management major at Ithaca College, directed the play. Braham said the play is especially relevant now because … Continue reading →

ETCanada.com Jimmy Kimmel vs. Matt Damon: Anatomy Of An Epic Hollywood Feud ETCanada.com Jimmy Kimmel's feud with Matt Damon is one of Hollywood's longest-running, nastiest and most hilarious celebrity battles despite (or maybe because of) the fact that it's completely fake. With Kimmel set to make his debut as host of the Oscars on ... and more » Read more here: Jimmy Kimmel vs. Matt Damon: Anatomy Of An Epic Hollywood Feud - ETCanada.com … Continue reading →

Solihull has played host to a new dinner show with real heart... and lungs, brains and intestines. Because diners at the Village Hotel were offered an extra course with their meal - live dissection. Welcome to Anatomy Lab Live, the brainchild of teacher Sam Piri, who was inspired to create this evenings infotainment after watching the delight of schoolchildren studying biology. The event begins with a good dinner of salmon, served with roast potatoes, green beans and roasted butternut squash and carrots, followed by apple pie and custard or Eton mess - washed down with wine or lager. The only clue of what is to come is an unsettling table centre piece, made up of medical waste sacks, syringes, and petri dishes. After the food has been cleared away, a curtain is drawn back to reveal an operating theatre, complete with a body lying on a trolley, feet poking out from under a white sheet. Dressed in full scrubs, pathologist Sam peels back the blanket and reaches carefully into the gaping chest. There is a gasp from the audience as he pulls out the heart and lungs, holding them high for everyone to see, before setting them down on a … Continue reading →

"Grey's Anatomy" Season 13 finally has some semi-good news for Meredith Grey (Ellen Pompeo). ABC's scoop on Episode 15, "Civil War" sounds especially promising for fans who 1) want Meredith to get back in the hospital game after her suspension, and 2) want to see more of Meredith and Alex Karev (Justin Chambers). It's possible Mer and Alex may even get to work at the hospital at the same time again! ABC just released details -- although not yet photos -- on "Civil War," and this time it doesn't sound like Eliza Minnick (Marika Dominiczyk) is the main focus of the war. Instead, there are multiple battlefronts, including a work (and love?) triangle between Meredith, Alex, and Nathan Riggs (Martin Henderson). Here's ABC's tease for "Civil War," which airs Thursday, March 9: "Richard, Jackson, April and Catherine tackle a grueling trauma case intensified by hospital politics. Amelia finally faces her feelings about Owen, and Meredith gets caught between Nathan and Alex over a patient." Obvious question: Who gets to be Iron Man in this "Civil War"? On a slightly more serious note, it's good to see Amelia (Caterina Scorsone) might actually start talking to her own husband again. The rest … Continue reading →

Tip: Use keyboard arrows to navigate This Aussie actress played Merediths college friend Sadie Harris in Season 5 a daring surgeon willing to flirt with anyone (or even operate on herself) to get ahead. But Melissa bailed after eight episodes, telling Entertainment Weekly, It was my choice. This Aussie actress played Merediths college friend Sadie Harris in Season 5 a daring surgeon willing to flirt with anyone (or even operate on herself) to get ahead. But Melissa bailed after eight episodes, telling Entertainment Weekly, It was my choice. More abrasive than fellow Mercy West transplants Jackson Avery and April Kepner, Naras character immediately irritated audiences. Coincidentally or not, Reed Adamson was the first casualty in Gary Clarks shooting spree at the end of Season 6. More abrasive than fellow Mercy West transplants Jackson Avery and April Kepner, Naras character immediately irritated audiences. Coincidentally or not, Reed Adamson was the first casualty in Gary Clarks shooting spree at the end of Season 6. Charles Percy, another Mercy West refugee, lasted only a few hours longer than Reed but he too was fatally shot by Gary Clark. Robert did play Charles twice more, though: in an alternate-reality Season 8 episode and a … Continue reading →

In March 2014, Boston Childrens Hospital learned the worst possible security newsfrom a third-party vendor with no formal relationship to the facility. That vendor told the pediatric facility that it had seen online documents threatening the hospital, as well as posted documents with information on physicians such as cell phone numbers, addresses and work locations. And the information also included details of Boston Childrens infrastructure, such as the main IP address of its organizational web site. Any kid could find this stuff easily online, but it was clear someone was trying to damage the reputation of Boston Childrens, said Daniel Nigrin, MD, senior vice president and CIO in the division of endocrinology, during the Cybersecurity Forum at HIMSS17. Then came a video from the activist hacking organization Anonymous, accusing the hospital of having tortured a child. Ive been a CISO for 16 years; this was a new one me, Nigrin recalled. In particular, the charge from Anonymous centered on a teenage girl that the hospital determined was suffering from malnutrition. The case went to court, where a judges ruling removed the child from parental custody. The family fought the decision, and the controversy found its way to Anonymous, which decided … Continue reading →