
In this week's
Grey's Anatomy, things went from bad to craaaa-zy as the two wildest plotlines of the season — the interns' secret surgery center and Izzie's relations with Denny's ghost — got even more out of control. That said, though, I can't remember the last time I was so excited to watch Grey's. I do love a good trainwreck, so maybe that's it, but there are also some good things in this episode in between all the nutso stuff.

On this week's
Grey's Anatomy, lots of (mostly metaphorical) ghosts start floating around Seattle Grace. There's the ghost of Izzie's relationship with Denny, possibly preparing to start haunting all of Seattle Grace as well. There's the ghost of Denny himself, not letting Izzie go.

This week's
Grey's Anatomy is intense, and I blame it all on Wilbur and three other pigs (fake pigs —
totally fake) in need of some medical intervention. Why can I watch these doctors cut people open all day, but I get emotional over pigs? That's a good question for Izzie, too, cause that's where she is in this episode.

The shift from Summer to Fall has officially happened. Many celebrities are ditching their super bright sundresses for cozy outfits with autumnal hues. I welcome it.
Celebrity Style: Ellen Pompeo I've always thought actress Ellen Pompeo stylish. Whether she's full-on fancy, casual, or in between, she gets it. Here, out to dinner with her hubby, she's working her chocolate brown T-shirt dress with effortless ease.

I've always thought actress Ellen Pompeo stylish. Whether she's full-on fancy, casual, or in between, she gets it. Here, out to dinner with her hubby, she's working her chocolate brown T-shirt dress with effortless ease.

Is it too early to say
Grey's Anatomy is on a roll? I've said that before and regretted it later, but for the second week in a row, I thought the episode felt like the Grey's I came to know and love. A big ol' dramatic medical story, a whole lot of Bailey being awesome, and a touch too much awkward sex — it's like the olden days!

It's been a long time since
Grey's Anatomy really made me laugh, but I spent the better part of this week's episode cracking up. There are a couple of "brave new worlds" to explore — dermatology, and the Wild West, and, um, Africa — and George reminds us why we liked him in the first place. To talk about it, just .

Jay-Z left
the Spirit Awards to kick off his tour at the re-opening of the Hollywood Palladium last night.
As expected, DJ AM was right there to help work those turntables for his second appearance since the plane crash — which he recently opened up about
in an interview and said he "jumped through a fireball" to get out of the burning plane. While the celebrity attendees like Ellen Pompeo and Hayden Panettiere may have missed watching
the debate last night, Jay-Z still took the opportunity to
talk politics a bit on stage.

After a brief vice-presidential interlude, we return to Seattle Grace this week only to find it in a shambles. None of the Chief's recommitments to teaching really matter when the ceiling is literally crumbling all around you, right? Frankly, as far as
Grey's Anatomy tragedies go, a little flooding doesn't really rate.