With the season finale of Grey's Anatomy right around the corner, fans of Mandy Moore received a first-look at the singer/actress's anticipated guest appearance on the show.
Appearing in lively spirits, Mandy is all smiles under the care of Dr. Miranda Bailey, played by Chandra Wilson. Pictured with just the slightest hint of make-up, Mandy delivers a softer look against her pink sweater and hospital gown.
As we reported earlier, Mandy's appearance follows that of TV actress, Sara Gilbert, and pop-starlet, Demi Lovato. The season finale of Grey's Anatomy kicks off on ABC, May 20th, 2010 at 9 PM.
April started in a big way as Mandy Moore celebrated her 26th birthday on April 10th! All the very best on another year, Mandy!
On April 26th, Mandy took the plunge into prime time television with a scheduled cameo on the season finale of ABC's Grey's Anatomy!
Airing May 20th, 2010, Mandy will play Mary, a patient of Dr. Miranda Bailey, played by Chandra WIlson. Joining a talented line of guest stars, Mandy follows actresses Sara Gilbert and Demi Lovato on the hit series' sixth season.
On May 2nd, Mandy continued the fight against malaria in Africa. With increased awareness of South Africa due to this year's World Cup, Mandy took to her popular Twitter-feed to join government leaders, professional athletes, and entertainment insiders in support of UnitedAgainstMalaria.com. Dedicated to combatting malaria, the site encourages both awareness and direct action in stopping the disease.
Mandy Moore will check in Seattle Grace with a guest appearance on the season finale of Grey's Anatomy.
Airing May 20th on ABC, Mandy will play Mary, a patient of Dr. Miranda Bailey, played by Chandra Wilson. Concluding a landmark sixth season, Mandy's appearance follows a controversial mid-season episode starring Sara Gilbert, and an upcoming cameo by pop-sensation Demi Lovato.
With an appearance on one of television's highest rated dramas, Mandy's continues to build a solid television resume. Since 2006, Mandy has appeared in a number of popular episodes of Scrubs, Entourage, and How I Met Your Mother.
Debuting on television in the early 90's, Verdi accepted early roles on Gay Entertainment Television and Metro TV. A jack-of-all-trades, Verdi used his talent in fashion, decorating, and the media to broaden his career, which included wedding planning for Cynthia Rowley and designing the New York City apartments of Sandra Bernhard, Hugh Jackman, Mariska Hargitay, and Bobby Flay.
To date, Verdi stars as host on The Robert Verdi Show, airing on the LGBT-themed Logo Network. Centering on his career at the helm of his own creative services business, the show offers a platform for Verdi's over-the-top antics as stylist to the stars.
Asked by Celebuzz to create a dream cast for Keeping Up with the Kardashians, Kourtney noted Mandy's "sweet smile" in choosing the 25 year old singer/actress to play her sister. Noting the striking resemblance even in her teenage years, Kourtney recalled that a confused paparazzi even took pictures of Khloe, thinking she was Mandy!
GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) in partnership with Mandy Moore have launched a series of new commercials designed to foster cervical cancer awareness.
Featured on YouTube, the advertisements are meant to be surprising as they transform ordinary situations into memorable reminders about the threat of cervical cancer.
In one commercial, a stylish young woman is drawn upstairs by a series of magical lights. As they spin around her, she is dismayed to find that they lead to a perfume bottle emblazoned with some rather shocking words.
Directing viewers to HelpPreventCervicalCancer.com, the commercials are among the newest promotional efforts led by GSK and Mandy Moore on behalf of educating young women about cervical cancer. Fans may recall other promotional efforts involving Mandy on her popular Twitter-feed and The Early Show.
In an effort to drive cervical cancer awareness, Mandy Moore turned her attention to the CBS Early Show in a series of Tweets, yesterday.
"Cervical cancer survivor at the Early Show to raise awareness," noted Mandy in a photo-Tweet. "Women supporting fight against cervical cancer," she added in another. "More at HelpPreventCervicalCancer.com."
Remarkably, 47 woman donned their GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) shirts for an impromptu gathering outside of the Early Show. While the women were not scheduled to appear on the hit program, their cause was noted and mentioned by the show's anchors.
Debuting March 1st, 2010, the season premiere features Carrie Underwood as a pharmacy sales rep named Tiffany. Jennifer Lopez appears just one week later as a man-taming self help author.
In a chat with Fuse TV, Mandy Moore sat down for an insightful look at her hit 2009 album, Amanda Leigh. Discussing a well-known collaboration with musician/producer Mike Viola, Mandy assessed her creative process, and weighed the characteristics of her latest record against her fifth studio release, Wild Hope.
In the October interview, Mandy details her first interaction with her soon-to-be musical partner. "I met Mike Viola through our mutual friend, Inara George," recalls Mandy. "I immediately hit it off with him, and just innately knew that we were going to make this record together."
Assessing the songwriting, Mandy is candid as she summarizes the inspiration behind Amanda Leigh. "As a writer I'm still stuck in the idea of writing for selfish reasons," admits Mandy. "[I write] to garner a little bit more understanding about situations, or people, or things that have happened in my life." "More than anything," she adds, "I'd say the overwhelming theme is the idea of home and trying to understand what home is now, and finding possibly a new definition in my life."
Comparing her latest release to that of Wild Hope, Mandy points to a considerably shorter production period for Amanda Leigh. "The album itself was written in such a compact amount of time...and I subsequently recorded it immediately afterwards, [so] it very much felt like its own little project," says Mandy. "WIld Hope was written sporadically over three or four years. I found myself having to work a little bit harder in that situation to relate to those songs because I wasn't necessarily in that same frame of mind."
Don't miss the rest of this fabulous interview, right here at MandyMooreBlog.com!
. Discussing a well-known collaboration with musician/producer 