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Buzz Gift Guide: Pop Culture T-Shirts For the Ladies

BuzzSugar — Tue, 25 Nov 2008 05:30:03 -0800

Welcome back to my Buzz Gift Guide series for all the entertainment lovers in your life. This week is all about gifting your peers. Yesterday I suggested some gifts for the Sex and the City fan, and today I've rounded up a few of those gifts that keep on giving: TV- and movie-themed t-shirts.

I like wearing shirts with funny TV and movie lines on them because people are either like, "Ha! Yeah!" or "What is that from?" If it's the former, you've identified a fellow fan and if it's the latter, you've started a conversation about one of your favorite shows/movies. It's win-win, really.

Got an '80s movie fan in your circle of friends? Check out these t-shirts inspired by Dirty Dancing and Sixteen Candles. Here's a Twilight-inspired t-shirt for anyone you know who's into the movie or the book series (it cracked me up, anyway). I love this straightforward "Seriously" t-shirt from Grey's Anatomy, and this Lost inspired Dharma Orchid tee will work for a superfan. Finally, for the younger at heart I found this funny Juno t-shirt (I love the word "shenanigans") and Gossip Girl fans will rejoice when they find out someone stuck Blair's "mother-chucker" line on a shirt.

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Grey's Anatomy Rundown: Episode 9, "In The Midnight Hour"

PopSugar — Fri, 21 Nov 2008 11:50:00 -0800

Grey's Anatomy Rundown: Episode 9, "In the Midnight Hour" In this week's Grey's Anatomy, things went from bad to craaaa-zy as the two wildest plotlines of the season — the interns' secret surgery center and Izzie's relations with Denny's ghost — got even more out of control. That said, though, I can't remember the last time I was so excited to watch Grey's.

Grey's Anatomy Rundown: Episode 9, "In the Midnight Hour"

BuzzSugar — Fri, 21 Nov 2008 09:30:17 -0800

In this week's Grey's Anatomy, things went from bad to craaaa-zy as the two wildest plotlines of the season — the interns' secret surgery center and Izzie's relations with Denny's ghost — got even more out of control. That said, though, I can't remember the last time I was so excited to watch Grey's. I do love a good trainwreck, so maybe that's it, but there are also some good things in this episode in between all the nutso stuff. To chat about it, just

Paging Dr. McArmy! Kevin McKidd Dishes on Grey's

PopSugar — Thu, 20 Nov 2008 08:50:07 -0800

Paging Dr. McArmy! Kevin McKidd Dishes on Grey's This week, I got to spend a few minutes of phone time with Grey's Anatomy's newest regular cast member, Kevin McKidd. His Dr. Owen Hunt is bringing brooding back to Seattle Grace as a war veteran who's seen some dark times in the field. McKidd chatted with me about why he took the job, what it's really like on set, and what's in store for Hunt and Cristina.

Paging Dr. McArmy! Kevin McKidd Dishes on Grey's

BuzzSugar — Thu, 20 Nov 2008 05:45:19 -0800

This week, I got to spend a few minutes of phone time with Grey's Anatomy's newest regular cast member, Kevin McKidd. His Dr. Owen Hunt — er, that's McArmy to me — is bringing brooding back to Seattle Grace as a war veteran who's seen some dark times in the field. Now, the trauma specialist is deploying some of his unorthodox methods in the Grey's OR — and also prompting the normally reserved Cristina (Sandra Oh) to open up a bit. McKidd chatted with me about why he took the job, what it's really like on set, and what's in store for Hunt and Cristina. Here are highlights:

What initially appealed to you about Owen Hunt?
I liked the fact that he's very direct, he's very focused on his work, he's got a lot of baggage going on, he's trying to be very professional and not get involved with people at the hospital, but he's failing at that each day, because he keeps looking across and seeing Cristina. I'm drawn to the character because he has very noble ideas, I think, about medicine, but he's been though a lot recently and he's struggling with his own emotions. I think it's interesting to watch a highly intelligent surgeon not really have a full grip on himself because of what he's been through.

I think a lot of fans of the show, myself included, would say they're happy to see Cristina finally getting some action. Without giving too much away, will there be more of that?
I think you can put good money on that. I think those two have a deep connection going on between them. They aren't sure where it's coming from . . . We're watching the falling in love of two people who normally wouldn't give credence to that. It's fun and exciting. It's a very kind of touching and heartfelt journey.

Lots more from McKidd, so

Listen Up: The Flying Tourbillon Orchestra

BuzzSugar — Sun, 16 Nov 2008 13:30:13 -0800

This week's episode of Grey's Anatomy was a bit of a baffling mess, but at least I got one good thing out of it: the discovery of The Flying Tourbillon Orchestra. The LA band's song "The Uniform" from the Escapements EP kicked off Thursday's episode, and it stuck in my head enough that I needed to look it up first thing Friday morning.

Since then, I've become a bit addicted to a few of the other songs on the band's MySpace page, especially "Don't Be Fooled." With unusual rhythms, simple but universal lyrics, and an appealing interplay between the male and female vocals, they remind me of every band I used to love playing back when I was a college radio DJ. It's not revolutionary music or anything, but sometimes it's exactly what I want to hear.

Did anyone else also pick up on this song? To watch a video for the Flying Tourbillon Orchestra's "In a Dream," which is on the same EP as "The Uniform," just

Is Grey's Anatomy Going Downhill?

PopSugar — Sat, 15 Nov 2008 08:00:00 -0800

Katherine Heigl stepped out for lunch this weekend with Josh Kelley and a few members of her family. Seems that her outing was more exciting than this week's episode of Grey's Anatomy, which was pretty blah. We're starting to feel like the show is losing its charms but what do you think — is Grey's going downhill?

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Is Grey's Anatomy Going Downhill?

Yes — The medical aspects are absurd and the relationships are stale!

No — Mer and Der are finally together and I'm just as hooked on it as always!

Maybe — But I'll still keep watching.

Grey's Anatomy Rundown: Episode 8, "These Ties That Bind"

BuzzSugar — Fri, 14 Nov 2008 09:30:23 -0800

Ohhh-kay. This week's Grey's Anatomy has left me confused, like I tumbled down the Seattle Grace rabbit hole and came up in a world where nothing made any sense. Whether it was the departure of Hahn, the arrival of Meredith's old backpacking buddy, the trouble everyone had relating to the new heart surgeon, or Izzie's struggles with Denny's memory, there's a lot to try to make sense of. Want to try to puzzle through it with me? Just

Sneak a Peek at the New Grey's Docs

PopSugar — Thu, 13 Nov 2008 06:45:00 -0800

Sneak a Peek at the New Grey's Docs Grey's Anatomy will welcome two new characters this week, just a week after the sudden departure of Brooke Smith's Dr. Hahn. We've already heard a bit about the two, Sadie and Dr. Virginia Dixon, but this is the first time we'll get to look at them walking the halls of Seattle Grace.

Sneak a Peek at the New Grey's Docs

BuzzSugar — Wed, 12 Nov 2008 15:30:30 -0800

Grey's Anatomy will welcome two new characters this week, just a week after the sudden departure of Brooke Smith's Dr. Hahn. We've already heard a bit about the two, Sadie and Dr. Virgina Dixon, but this is the first time we'll get to look at them walking the halls of Seattle Grace.

By the way, Kevin McKidd's Dr. Owen Hunt was officially made a regular character — like there was any doubt! — so we'll have him around to treat wounds and complain about the residents' attitudes for a while longer. Will either Melissa George's Sadie or Mary McDonnell's Virginia end up on the show full-time? To watch clips of each actress talking about her character and interacting with the rest of the Grey's gang,