PITTSBURGH — Bruins captain Brad Marchand, clobbered into a corner by Penguins defenseman P.O. Joseph, exited play Saturday afternoon early in the first period, requiring help off the ice by ...

Note: This story contains spoilers from “The Pitt” Episode 9. “The Pitt” prides itself in being an authentic portrayal of the everyday lives of American healthcare workers — even in one ...

The gritty charge nurse played by Katherine LaNasa on The Pitt doesn’t take BS from anybody — but at the end of the Max medical drama’s ninth episode, we find her face down on the pavement outside the ...

Episode 9 of the Max medical drama puts the spotlight on ER charge nurse Dana Evans (Katherine LaNasa), who shines in a standout scene where she breaks up a physical fight between two women and ...

Episode 9 of the Max medical drama puts the spotlight on ER charge nurse Dana Evans (Katherine LaNasa), who shines in a standout scene where she breaks up a physical fight between two women and also ...

The gritty charge nurse played by Katherine LaNasa on The Pitt doesn’t take BS from anybody — but at the end of the Max medical drama’s ninth episode, we find her face down on the pavement ...

Max “I read it on the page, and I’m a dancer, and I think I just detached from the fact that I was going to be hit because I have been hit in the past,” LaNasa admits to TV Insider.

Oh. My. God. That’s the only way to describe the end of The Pitt Season 1 Episode 9, extraordinarily written by series star Noah Wyle.

Dana (Katherine LaNasa) says he’ll be seen when his test results are back. When demanding he be seen doesn’t get him anywhere, he decides to leave, but Langdon (Patrick Ball) warns he’d be ...