People Magazine named Katherine Heigl one of the most beautiful women of 2007.

“Hair to me is not a priority. All I ever do is throw it in a bun,” admits the Grey’s Anatomy star, 28. “The only thing I know how to do is hot rollers, which is sort of over. I can’t style bangs even though I love them and I’m always like, ‘Let’s cut some bangs!’ And then I’m stuck with hair I can’t figure out.”

People Magazine named Patrick Dempsey one of the most beautiful people of 2007.

“The gray hairs certainly have come in the last few months,” says the 41-year-old of the grey in his anatomy. “The last year has been difficult on many levels, with the show moving to Thursday night, and everything that happened this year, and worrying that everything was going to go all right with the boys [newborns Darby and Sullivan] and my wife [Jill, age 41]. But they’ve ceased to come in as quickly.”

Tony award winning actress Sara Ramirez, aka Callie O’Malley on Grey’s Anatomy, has recently signed a deal to record her own album.

According to TV Guide, she’ll be spending her summer break from Grey’s in the studio recording the album. But the season of Grey’s isn’t over yet, so what’s in store for the newlywed because from what I can see, things are not going along swimmingly in her marriage to George.
“Callie is just showing up doing her job, oblivious to everything,” says Ramirez. So will she call it quits after discovering George slept with ex-model Izzie? “I think she knows her relationship with George is in sort of a delicate place,” she hints. “But she’s a strong lady. She knows what she wants so I’m sure she’ll go to any lengths to get it!”

For those of you who have forgotten I’ll remind you. Isaiah Washington, in front of all the press after the Grey’s win at the Golden Globes, decided to announce to everyone that he didn’t refer to co-star T.R. Knight using the gay slur F-word. Meanwhile the rest of the cast was all “say what?”

Well, nothing like that will be happening at the Emmy awards this fall because Isaiah has decided not to even submit himself for the opportunity to be nominated.

Patrick Dempsey’s twin boys are only 10 weeks old, but they already have “distinct personalities,” the Grey’s Anatomy star says.

“Sullivan is very funny – he has funny expressions in the way he’s taking things in – and Darby is very reserved and quiet,” Dempsey, 41, told PEOPLE on Saturday, the day before the Grand Am Koni Challenge race in Homestead, Fla., where he was driving for the Hyper Sport team.

And how is his 5-year-old daughter Talula handling the new additions, who were born on Feb. 1?

“Talula is making the transition very well,” Dempsey said. “Last week we had father-daughter time – we went and saw Wicked. We’ll start doing more one-on-one trips.”

Dempsey, who has credited wife Jillian with encouraging him to pursue his dream of racing cars, said he is eager for his children to come to the racetrack with him.

“Talula already wants to drive,” he said. “She likes my silver Mercedes with the red interior. I’m glad because it’s a sedan so the whole family can ride with her when she learns to drive.”

Source: People Magazine

Grey’s Anatomy star T.R. Knight says he’s looking forward to some time off from the hit show.

Knight, who was at the center of an uproar last year when costar Isaiah Washington allegedly referred to him by a homophobic slur, was asked by Access Hollywood how things were on the set.

“We have about 20 days left [until the season ends], not that I’m counting,” he said. “It’s going to be nice to have two months away, you know. I think everyone’s looking forward to it.”

Knight, 34, made his comments at the GLAAD Media Awards in Hollywood on Saturday, where Grey’s won an award for outstanding individual episode for “Where the Boys Are.”

Asked if the summer break would give Knight time to reflect upon the tumultuous season, he said: “Yeah, to learn from it. Grow. That’s the hope; that’s my hope.”

The trouble started in October when Washington reportedly used the slur during an on-set argument with costar Patrick Dempsey. Shortly after the incident, Knight confirmed to PEOPLE that he is gay.

He later told Ellen DeGeneres that hearing Washington use the word gave him the courage to come out. In January, Washington apologized and checked into rehab.

Knight, who opened the awards show on Saturday, told Access Hollywood he’s not sure the wounds from the dustup have truly begun to heal. “I don’t know,” he said. “We’re showing up and doing our work. … There’s a lot of work to be done, so that’s my focus.”

Asked if his relationship with Washington is on the mend, Knight said, “I just focus on doing the work. That’s my job; that’s what I’m paid for, and I think that’s enough.”

Source: People Magazine

Grey’s Anatomy was awarded outstanding individual episode Saturday by the Gay and Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation (GLAAD). The show won for its episode “Where the Boys Are.”

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