Ruby🌹

Nature, romance, food, music and all things that make life wonderful🌺

[The Tonight Show @FallonTonight]

“I know they’re going to make me sing at some point.”

-Belmont Cameli on if his musical talents will be revealed in a future season of @offcampusonpv 👀 #FallonTonight

[Off Campus @offcampusonpv]

One couple made a deal. The next one is keeping score. ❤️‍🔥🏒

From Garrett & Hannah to Dean & Allie — the Off Campus love story continues in Season 2.

[bells 𐙚 | off campus 🏒 @goyangisshi]

onlar ve her zaman bizi eğlendiren anları, aşığım onlara, çabucak geri gelin bize

[Prime Video Singapore @primevideosg]

Is this a test? 🤭

Watch #OffCampus, now streaming on Amazon Prime!

[Variety @Variety]

#OffCampus, the new romantic drama series about college hockey players, is the third most-watched debut series in the history of Amazon Prime Video.

The only debut series to ever outperform it have been “The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power” and “Fallout.” That means “Off Campus” is tracking above heavyweights like “The Boys,” “Reacher,” “The Summer I Turned Pretty” and more.

https://t.co/jH73n5OlrV

[Variety @Variety]

Two years after wrapping production on “Outlander,” Caitríona Balfe and Sam Heughan have said goodbye to the acclaimed show they were on for eight seasons. “The series, as a whole, is our legacy,” the co-stars share during Variety’s In Conversation With presented by Starz.

https://t.co/8oI94B2r4I

[Rotten Tomatoes 🍅 @RottenTomatoes]

#OffCampus (🍅96%) is one of the best TV shows of 2026.
https://t.co/YojtwnXTcv

[Movies Scenes 🎫 @SceneinCinema]

Someone made The Matrix recast and brought the original cast back to meet them.

[Massimo @Rainmaker1973]

In case you still find hard to tell them apart.

[Colin Spencer @ColinSpenc4257]

#WorldBookDay. #WorldsFirstBookTown #HayOnWye @haycinemabooks

[The Honey Badger @Nance726]

I am Roman Catholic and this is the only side I am on.🇻🇦

[Untold Secrets @RealGemsfinder]

UNDERSTAND THE LANGUAGE OF PLANTS

[InspiroQuest @InspiroQuest]

THE DOG THEORY

// Thread //

[Grey's Anatomy @GreysABC]

In loving memory of Eric Dane. ❤️

[ABC News @ABC]

Remembering Eric Dane.

Beloved actor, loving father and ALS advocate.

@DianeSawyer special now streaming on @DisneyPlus and @Hulu.

[Crazy Vibes @CrazyVibes_1]

He once lost him in a script. This time, there was no script to soften the goodbye.

When Patrick Dempsey arrived to pay his respects to Eric Dane, the moment carried a weight no camera could capture and no audience could fully understand.

They had once stood side by side in the charged corridors of Grey's Anatomy Derek Shepherd and Mark Sloan, friends, rivals, brothers in everything but blood. Their chemistry defined an era of the show. Their arguments crackled with ego and affection. Their reconciliations felt earned. On screen, they navigated betrayal, forgiveness, loyalty, and love. Off screen, they shared something quieter but just as real: years of work, growth, and shared memory.

At the memorial, there were no dramatic monologues. No perfectly lit close-ups. Only a man standing before the reality that his friend was truly gone.

Those who saw Patrick that day said he was composed, but changed. Grief did not erupt; it settled. It lived in his eyes. He greeted family members gently. He lingered longer than expected. When he stood in silence, it felt less like an actor paying tribute and more like a brother trying to reconcile the permanence of loss.

For years, fans had associated them as a pair McDreamy and McSteamy two halves of a dynamic that helped shape modern television drama. But in that quiet space of farewell, there were no nicknames. Only Patrick. Only Eric.

It is said that Patrick spoke softly about laughter. About long shooting days that turned into late-night conversations. About the strange bond that forms when two actors spend seasons inhabiting lives so intertwined that fiction begins to blur with memory. He did not dwell on fame. He spoke about presence about how Eric had a way of filling a room without trying, about his humor, about the warmth beneath the confident exterior.

Grief, especially between men who shared years of camaraderie, often comes without spectacle. It shows itself in stillness. In the tightening of a jaw. In the pause before a sentence finishes. Patrick did not need grand gestures to express what had been lost. The silence around him carried enough.

Perhaps what made the moment most painful was the echo of their shared history. On screen, Patrick’s character once said goodbye in hospital rooms and tragic finales. Those scenes were rehearsed. This one was not. There was no director to call “cut.” No rewrite to ease the ending. Only the undeniable truth that some partnerships end not with conflict, but with absence.

As he left the service, witnesses recalled that Patrick turned back once just briefly as though imprinting the moment into memory. Not as an actor honoring a co-star. But as a friend saying farewell.

Because beyond the fame, beyond the cultural phenomenon, beyond the decades of storytelling, what remained was simple and human:

Two men who once stood shoulder to shoulder in fiction.

And one man now standing alone in reality.

Some stories never truly end… they just stay with us. 💔

[ExtraTV @extratv]

Eric Dane’s widow Rebecca Gayheart is sharing her first words since his death last week from ALS. 💔

[? @sasitwas]

all these interviews of patrick talking about eric are making me cry :( and then him saying he thought about cancelling his day of appearances but ultimately decided against it :( ❤️‍🩹