Love 2 sing, dance. LOVE the Paranormal. I love being able 2 see an speak to the spirts. love taking pictures. 💜bein with me family. Love 🎶music. 💙my friends
#BREAKING
A midday Lake Carolina shooting that left two women wounded is under investigation by Richland County deputies, with a person of interest in custody.
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It feels like we didn’t just lose an actor - we lost a piece of our own story.💔🩺
Grey’s fans everywhere are hurting, because Eric Dane wasn’t simply someone we watched on screen. He was part of our rituals. Our late-night rewatches. Our comfort episodes on days when life felt overwhelming. He became woven into the fabric of what Grey’s Anatomy meant to us.
When he first walked into Seattle Grace as Dr. Mark Sloan, he brought more than charm and confidence. Yes, there was the smirk. Yes, there was the nickname that made fans swoon. But beneath that was vulnerability - a man capable of deep love, painful mistakes, and quiet redemption. He made us laugh one minute and break down the next. He made flawed feel human.
And somehow, over the years, he stopped being just a character.
He became the reason we quoted lines with our friends.
The reason we rewatched certain episodes “just one more time.”
The reason we felt understood in moments of heartbreak.
For many of us, Grey’s wasn’t just a show - it was a chapter of our lives. We grew up with it. We healed with it. We found comfort in its chaos. And Eric was part of that safe place.
That’s why this hurts so deeply.
Because when someone who shaped your comfort leaves this world, it feels personal. It feels like losing a familiar voice in your living room. Like losing a friend you’ve known for years, even if you never met him.
But here is the quiet truth that brings a small measure of peace: he is still there. In every episode. In every iconic scene. In every glance that carried more emotion than words. When the theme song starts and the hospital doors open, Mark Sloan is still walking those halls - alive in the art he gave us.
We are grieving not only the man, but the memories attached to him. And that kind of grief is proof of impact.
Eric Dane wasn’t just part of a cast.
He was part of our Grey’s family.
Part of our memories.
Part of our comfort.
And even through tears, that connection will never fade. 🤍
The South Carolina Emergency Management Division is at Operating Condition Level 2 (OPCON 2) as winter weather approaches the state. Stay informed, follow official updates, and find important safety tips and information at https://t.co/J3bs5wRCmq.
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Since music brings so many of us together, I wanted to create a space for all of us to meet up virtually! Show Meetups is the next section I want to show you in the new official app! Whether it’s a picture from a show hang out, or stories of new friends you made at a show (tag that friend below!), this is a great place to connect!
Download the app here: https://t.co/xRotQ3QYcn
Did you hear I launched an app this week?! I thought it would be fun to show everybody each of the sections of the app so you can get a feel for what we can accomplish as a community! First up, High Notes 🙌🏻
You can download the app here: https://t.co/9Po3iaEckR
This week’s Selenator Spotlight 🤍 is @liedtoselena:
“I grew up admiring and supporting Selena since my teenage years and over time a bond was made where I felt like I was experiencing the emotions of a friend during her highs and lows. Selena makes every fan feel so loved, I am so grateful to have experienced it first hand. Her journey feels like my own and I can’t wait for what the future holds. I hope I can remind her face to face again just how meaningful her work is and how much it continues to impact me 🥹💗.”