Eric Dane initially thought his ALS symptoms were the result of "texting too much". The Grey's Anatomy star died in February 2026 at the age of 53 two
Jacob Elordi is narrating his late Euphoria dad Eric Dane's posthumous audiobook memoir. The 29-year-old star, who played Nate Jacobs, the son of Eric's character, Cal Jacobs, in the HBO psychological drama series, is the main narrator of My Book of Days: A Memoir in Moments, a Penguin Random House representative confirmed to Entertainment Weekly.
Eric Dane witnessed a "minor miracle" while battling ALS - seeing Oasis perform together again. The Grey's Anatomy star - who died in February at the age
The highly anticipated live-action movie adaptation of The Legend of Zelda has been building momentum behind closed doors, keeping its production tightly wrapped under a blanket of secrecy.
Eric Dane’s The Last Ship is officially scheduled to join Netflix. This upcoming streaming arrival will give audiences a perfect opportunity to binge a race against human extinction.
Chyler Leigh’s biggest regret over her return to Grey’s Anatomy is missing the chance to film in person with tragic Eric Dane. The 44-year-old actress,
Those hoping that Euphoria would continue after Season 3 will be disappointed by HBO’s latest decision on the hit series, which came after the latest season’s finale.
Kevin McKidd says Grey's Anatomy paid a "very intentional" tribute to Eric Dane in the season 22 finale. The 52-year-old actor has revealed that the finale montage on Thursday's (07.05.26) episode - which he directed - was created specifically to honour the late star, who died aged 53 in February and previously played Dr.
Euphoria‘s third season finally welcomed Cal Jacobs (Eric Dane) back to fans’ screens in the second episode, “America My Dream,” making way for Dane’s first posthumous appearance on scripted TV.
The Oscars‘ In Memoriam segment is always a gut-wrenching moment at the award show. While they honored some of the biggest stars we lost this year, like Rob Reiner, Diane Keaton, and Robert Redford, some big-name stars were missing, including James Van Der Beek and Eric Dane.
The “Grey’s Anatomy” fandom has been reeling—not just from the loss of Eric Dane, but from the firestorm that erupted when a former background actress decided to air long‑held grievances right after his death.
Eric Dane, best known for his role as Dr. Mark “McSteamy” Sloan on Grey’s Anatomy, has died from ALS. He was 53 years old. Eric Dane passed away in the afternoon on Thursday, February 20.
Eric Dane has died at the age of 53.
Eric Dane, the acclaimed actor best known for his roles on “Grey’s Anatomy” and “Euphoria”, is preparing to share his most candid narrative yet. In his upcoming memoir, he reflects on career milestones, personal challenges, and the ongoing journey with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) that he publicly disclosed earlier this year.
Eric Dane had been slated to join his “Grey’s Anatomy” co-star Jesse Williams to present a tribute during the 2025 Emmy Awards, celebrating the show’s 20th anniversary.
The plastics posse was expected to get back together at last on Sunday’s (September 14) telecast for the 77th Primetime Emmy Awards. Ahead of the awards
Eric Dane and Jensen Ackles star as Nathan Blythe and Mark Meachum in Prime Video's Countdown. The first three episodes of the highly anticipated action series will premiere on Wednesday, June 25, followed by new episodes weekly through September 3.
According to Jensen Ackles, Eric Dane has been a “total stud” while balancing his acting career and ALS diagnosis. “He has such a command of scenes and
Eric Dane is making his stance clear on whether he wants Euphoria to go beyond a third season, and it's good news for any fans of the HBO series.
Eric Dane just shared that he has been diagnosed with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, also known as Lou Gehrig's disease, exclusively reported by PEOPLE.
Rule No. 1: Never underestimate Grey's Anatomy. Grey's has kept viewers guessing for a record-breaking 17 seasons, and the forthcoming 18th season is already trending in the same direction.
Grey's Anatomy was recently renewed for Season 18, so fans can exhale and stop worrying that this season is goodbye for television's all-time longest-running primetime medical drama, but Thursday night's episode ("Tradition") was the end of the road for Dr.
The 11th episode ("Sorry Doesn't Always Make It Right") of the longest-running primetime medical drama's 17th season aired Thursday night, and while the predominant storyline centered on Amelia Shepherd (Caterina Scorsone) and Atticus "Link" Lincoln's (Chris Carmack) relationship, Meredith awakening from her COVID coma was the moment everybody has been waiting for.
It has been nearly nine years since Dr. Lexie Grey (Chyler Leigh) left Grey's Anatomy—nine!—dying in a plane crash, but the wait finally ended within the opening minutes of Thursday night's "Breathe" episode with her smiling face beaming again on her older half-sister Dr.
Before diving into the torment on the latest Grey's Anatomy episode—because wow—we have to start with the end, where the preview for next Thursday night revealed the long-awaited return of one the series most beloved characters.
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