Cubital Fossa – Anatomy, Definition and Location – Human Anatomy |Kenhub – Video

Posted on by


Cubital Fossa - Anatomy, Definition and Location - Human Anatomy |Kenhub
Find more videos at: https://www.kenhub.com Subscribe to our YouTube channel: http://bit.ly/VOEG2I The cubital fossa is a depression on the anterior surface of the elbow joint and it is the...

By: Kenhub - learning human anatomy made simple

View post:
Cubital Fossa - Anatomy, Definition and Location - Human Anatomy |Kenhub - Video

Chappie Review w/SPOILERS (Neill Blomkamp / Hugh Jackman) | Anatomy of a Movie – Video

Posted on by


Chappie Review w/SPOILERS (Neill Blomkamp / Hugh Jackman) | Anatomy of a Movie
Subscribe on YouTube: http://youtube.com/popcorntalknetwork Anatomy of a Movie hosts discuss Chappie, the 2015 Neill Blomkamp movie. Chappie (stylized as CHAPPiE) is an American science ...

By: Popcorn Talk

View original post here:
Chappie Review w/SPOILERS (Neill Blomkamp / Hugh Jackman) | Anatomy of a Movie - Video

Grey’s Anatomy – TV Fanatic

Posted on by

17 Midseason Replacements That Hit the Jackpot

What do Grey's Anatomy and Happy Days have in common? They debuted at midseason. What other shows hit the midseason jackpot? Check out our list!

We have tallied the results and your votes have been counted...the winners may shock and astound you, but it's your voice that set the victors free!

Quantico will need to put up a huge fight for renewal when it moves to a new night on ABC. Is Designated Survivor a cause for concern? We have the figures.

Sometimes you just want to enjoy your shows without annoyance. You don't want to roll your eyes at every decision made. These characters don't help.

Taste is subjective. As a matter of fact, the case could be made that these popular shows are garbage. Are these the best shows on TV or the worst? You decide.

Some are sexy, others relaxing, while still others tip into the terrible... but these 13 top TV bathtub scenes are the ones we'll never forget.

It's always nice to join our favorite television families as they celebrate a holiday together! Check out some of the most memorable Thanksgiving dinners!

On Grey's Anatomy Season 13 Episode 9, Alex faced an uncertain future as he made a decision. Watch the full episode online now to get caught up!

On Grey's Anatomy Season 13 Episode 9, Alex finally learned Jo's secret. Is he now about to make the biggest mistake of his life? Read on to find out!

Grey's Anatomy Season 13 Episode 8 took a break from the usual format. Did our TV Fanatics enjoy the creative time out? Read on for the Round Table discussion!

While some actors can never get past one major TV role, others have been able play two or more iconic characters. These 19 actors have done just that!

With Quantico and Secrets & Lies heading towards cancellation, might Once Upon a Time be able to stick around if it stabilizes? We have the analysis!

Grey's Anatomy debuted as a mid-season replacement for Boston Legal in 2005, and became a bona fide success after just nine episodes. The combination of medical drama, likable but flawed characters coming of age, and one hot doc known as McDreamy catapulted the show to smash hit status the following season.

Critically, Seasons Three and Four failed to live up to the lofty standards of the first two but the series remains one of the top ten highest rated on TV.

Grey's Anatomy is created by Shonda Rhimes. Its diverse and talented cast stars Ellen Pompeo, Patrick Dempsey, Sandra Oh, Chandra Wilson, Katherine Heigl, T.R. Knight, Justin Chambers, James Pickens, Jr., Brooke Smith, Eric Dane, Sara Ramirez and Chyler Leigh.

Former stars include Isaiah Washington (fired) and Kate Walsh (left for spin-off Private Practice).

Continued here:
Grey's Anatomy - TV Fanatic

’13 Reasons Why’ Star Kate Walsh on Netflix Series, ‘Grey’s … – Variety – Variety

Posted on by

Its been a decade since Dr. Addison Montgomery leftSeattle Grace Hospital for her Private Practice, but starKate Walsh said she thinks about ABCs Greys Anatomy daily.Walsh plays a grieving mother in the new Netflix series 13 Reasons Why, which premieredFriday on the streaming service.

Besides the show, Walsh has a busy year ahead of her with roles in theLiam Neeson thriller Felt, the road trip comedy Girls Trip opposite Queen Latifah, and the new Pop series Get in My Van, which shes also producing.

Walsh is currently starring in the play If I Forget in New York, but took the time to talk to Variety about preparing for her role in 13 Reasons Why and howGreys Anatomy is still going strong 12 years after its premiere.

Between TV, film, and theater, is their a mediumyou like more than the other or do they all have the same amountof pros and cons?

I think each one is fun for various reasons. To do a series like 13 Reasons Why, with 13 episodes, is similar to what it was like doing [FXs] Fargo. Its kind of like doing a book, where its almost like a longer movie where its fun to keep exploring a character, so thats a luxury. With a movie, its a little shorter, like Girls Trip, a big R-rated comedy, which was so fun. Theinteresting thing about last year was I felt like I was on an airplane or traveling more then I was actually shooting. It was awesome to go from doing Felt, the Liam Neeson film where I play this boozy FBI person, to 13 Reasons, where I play this grieving mother, and then going to New Orleans to play this raunchy R-rated character in Girls Trip. It was fun having this kind of schizophrenic experience with all these roles.

Is it tough as an actor jumping from various types of characters where one week youre playing a grieving mother and then the next youre playing a lighter, more fun character in Girls Trip, or does it help the process?

I think it helps at least it does for me. Its cathartic and sort of helpful because you can leave the Olivia Baker character from 13 Reasons Why in the BayArea and get on the plane and shed her a little bit. Even when I was going on the plane from L.A. to the Bay Area, I wouldnt become her til I got off the plane, though I will say on the way from Burbank to Oakland, I would get a little sick thinking here we go again, because it was a really heavy place and I really wanted to do honor to parents who have gone through this horrific, unimaginable, experience in their life. With the help of directors like Tom McCarthy and Brian Yorkey, and all the other amazing writers and directors, I was able to do that. It was also important to me that I leave that there and not carry that around for seven months.

What was it about this character in 13 Reasons Why that stuck out and made you want to take on the part in the first place?

Two things always help in making my decision on whether I take the part. One is story and the other is character, and sometimes one eclipses the other. Sometimes Im like, oh this is a great piece, even if the role is smaller and if the people involved are so incredible. So it was a little bit of that when it came to this project, also this script was a page turner, it was so well written and compelling. So I got on the phone with Tom [McCarthy] and Brian [Yorkey] and talked about what they wanted to do because I didnt how much of it would be sort of an insulated piece about the high school experience and how much of it would include my character. And they also wanted to talk about how important it was to involve the adult world and her parents, and how that experience could be part of the story. I also knew Tom from way back and hes pretty talented and has won some awards lately and Brian won a Pulitzer, so I really trusted them and loved the piece, but I did thinkcarefully about playing this role because it was really heavy. It was a beautiful thing to fly back and forth and go into the world and then head out of it. For me to go in and out and play this mother, and then leave and go drink wine inNapa or leave and play this insane character in Girls Trip there was kind of great catharsis to it.

Was there a rewarding part to playing this role while you were filming or after the production was done?

Oh yeah, so one of the final things we shot, it was like being part of a great piece of music and finding that sweet spot. It was hugely rewarding only because I feel like I did my job well. Again, it was beautiful experience because I trusted the people I was working with. I love working with talented actors. I come from Chicago theater, which is a lot of ensemble-based plays and its a lot about being a service to the story and to your fellow actors, I really love that. So to really play with Katherine[Langford] and Kyle [Patrick Alvarez]and Tom [McCarthy], it was a really wonderful experience to just let go and trust that everyone will do their job.

So Greys Anatomy is going into its 14th season and you were one of its early veterans, when you joined at the end of Season 1. Did you ever see this show having the longevity its had, and continuingto be as popular as it was when it first started?

No, there isnt a day that goes by that I dont think about it because it was like a family. I think about it the way you think about your family or home when you move away. Im like wow its still going on. I think about Ellen [Pompeo] and how shes directing now, I think about the evolution of all my friends like Shonda [Rhimes], Katie [Heigl], and Isaiah [Washington]. I think about all of them all the time. Even though Ive been a working actor for a long time, that was a big deal and who would of known that it would turn into what it is now. I was only supposed to be a recurring character because I had another pilot that didnt end up getting picked up, so I ended up coming back and here I am. And now to see Shonda and Betsy [Beers], Shondas fantastic producing partner, still thriving, its exciting. It sounds corny, but there isnt a day that goes by that I dont think about one of them.

Go here to see the original:
'13 Reasons Why' Star Kate Walsh on Netflix Series, 'Grey's ... - Variety - Variety

THE ANATOMY OF FRANK, Ion Luxury Adventure Hotel, Nesjavellir, Iceland (9th November 2014) – Video

Posted on by


THE ANATOMY OF FRANK, Ion Luxury Adventure Hotel, Nesjavellir, Iceland (9th November 2014)
As part of Iceland Airwaves - the band playing in the middle of nowhere. We came out to the venue in free coaches.

By: GuildfordGhost

View original post here:
THE ANATOMY OF FRANK, Ion Luxury Adventure Hotel, Nesjavellir, Iceland (9th November 2014) - Video