Jake Borelli: Last News

season 17, it'll befive weeks into the coronavirus pandemic with the doctors at Grey Sloan Memorial Hospital on high alert as they go to the front lines to try to get a handle on the virus and keep it under control. That's easier said than done, of course.

A post shared by Jake Borelli (@jake.borelli) on Sep 8, 2020 at 7:37pm PDTOf course, that’s just his day-to-day mask, not a costume accessory.He captioned the pic: ‘Can only mean one thing… #Season17 @greysabc’His co-star and former on-screen flame Alex Landi (Nico) also shared some snaps back in his scrubs.  A post shared by Alex Landi (@alexlandi7) on Sep 8, 2020 at 7:57pm PDT‘Back to work,’ he captioned them.Meredith Grey herself Ellen Pompeo was also back in the hospital with our very own Richard Flood.The two posed for a cute snap while wearing their masks with Ellen dedicating her season to all who have died from the virus.  A post shared by Ellen Pompeo (@ellenpompeo) on Sep 8, 2020 at 4:47pm PDTShe wrote: ‘First time back in my

and, examined a history of on-screen representation for the LGBTQ community and what that meant for not only those involved in those portrayals but for those watching them. For a long time, film and TV has been an opportunity to expand visibility, albeit with plenty of missteps along the way, and for people watching to find or see themselves in a way that never have before.“It’s easy to turn on your television now and go, ‘Almost every show has an LGBTQ character,’ and just assume that that’s a natural thing,” Wilson Cruz previously told ET.