ELLEN POMPEO

Ellen Pompeo bid farewell to Grey's Anatomy as a series regular, but the episode was pretty underwhelming for longtime fans who were expecting more for Meredith's big goodbye.

"Grey's Anatomy" star Ellen Pompeo told Architectural Digest that when she first saw the home she purchased in 2013, she couldn't afford it.

"Grey's Anatomy" creator and executive producer Shonda Rhimes said that Pompeo's departure "isn't a goodbye, it's a see ya later."

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Ellen Pompeo, who starred as Meredith Grey for 19 seasons will leave "Grey's Anatomy" in February. The star penned a goodbye note to her fans which she shared on Instagram.

Howard told Insider reports about a pay gap for 2018's "Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom" were inaccurate but Pratt pushed for equal pay in other areas.

Dr_ Meredith Grey will be cutting back her workload next season on “Grey’s Anatomy.”.

"I think 'Grey's Anatomy' today looks a lot different than it did in the beginning," Pompeo told Insider.

"Listen, there's one scene, for sure, where a character — not me — had sex with a ghost," Ellen Pompeo said. "Had oral sex with a ghost."

"The relief and the luxury that I have is that I don't really pay attention to Twitter or Instagram - or articles," Rhimes said.

"I can't believe that I'm on TV begging a man to love me," the actress recalled on the November 3 episode of her podcast, "Tell Me with Ellen Pompeo."

Isaiah Washington said that ABC paid "Grey's Anatomy" star Ellen Pompeo "$5 million dollars under the table" to keep quiet about Patrick Dempsey.

Isaiah Washington said he auditioned for the role of McDreamy, but heard a "rumor" that Pompeo was "uncomfortable" with him playing the role.

A new tell-all book about "Grey's Anatomy" says there's another reason why Jerrika Hinton left suddenly in 2017 - Ellen Pompeo.

A book by Lynette Rice gives new details about a 2015 Entertainment Weekly interview during which Ellen Pompeo was "very disruptive."

“The Crown” is the winner of the best drama series Emmy Award, giving Netflix its first top series win.

President Joe Biden and celebrities including Billy Crystal and Lin-Manuel Miranda are part of a TV special aimed at boosting COVID-19 vaccination rates.

Chandra Wilson, right, appears with Ellen Pompeo in a scene from "Grey's Anatomy." (ABC via AP)LONDON – Unlike lead character Meredith, “Grey’s Anatomy” is not fighting for its life. It is the most-watched entertainment series for the season to date among young adults on Thursday night and resumes season 17 this week. “Grey’s Anatomy,” more than other U.S. medical drama, demonstrated the toll of COVID-19 on patients, health workers and the public in storylines across the first half of season 17. “I think after 17 seasons, our show deserves the biggest celebration, end, final season ever," she said.

As the show's title character, Dr. Meredith Grey, Pompeo has survived all manner of calamity and heartbreak. Ellen Pompeo as Dr. Meredith Grey in "Grey's Anatomy." For 17 seasons actress Ellen Pompeo has starred in the longest-running primetime medical drama on American TV. Ellen Pompeo will (to some at least) always be Dr. Meredith Grey, and she, in a way, will live forever. For more info:"Grey's Anatomy" (ABC)Follow Ellen Pompeo on Twitter and InstagramStory produced by John D'Amelio.

Ellen Pompeo on the future of “Grey’s Anatomy” For 17 seasons actress Ellen Pompeo has starred in the longest-running primetime medical drama on American TV. But now her character on “Grey’s Anatomy,” Dr. Meredith Grey, has been diagnosed with COVID-19. Will she, and the show, survive? Correspondent Tracy Smith reports.

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