Sandra Gonzalez

1 week ago | cnn.com | Sandra Gonzalez

CNN  —  In the season finale of “The Pitt,” Dr. Michael “Robby” Rabinovitch looks over at medical student Victoria Javadi and begins to laugh almost maniacally. Weary from a day when the ER in which they work was inundated with patients from a mass shooting and recovering from a mental health breakdown that happened in the aftermath, he speaks: “I just realized this is your first shift.” More laughing. Others join in.

2 weeks ago | cnn.com | Sandra Gonzalez

Noah Wyle in “The Pitt.” Warrick Page/Max CNN  —  Dr. Michael “Robby” Robinavitch is the doctor you want standing over you in an emergent situation – calm-mannered, determined, with soulful eyes and a good looking beard. He may be a fictional character on a scripted television show, but the hype around this golden-hearted physician serving on the frontlines in a Pittsburgh emergency room on Max’s “The Pitt” is very real.

2 weeks ago | cnn.com | Sandra Gonzalez

Ad Feedback Illustration by Leah Abucayan/CNN/AdobeStock/HBO CNN  —  Don’t worry, Victoria “I don’t want to take a test” Ratliff. “White Lotus” bingo is a game – a simple bit of fun to close out what has been a wildly enjoyable stay at the world’s most resort. Three seasons deep, HBO’s scenic and salacious drama can proudly say it’s more than just a touchstone of pop culture conversation, it is the conversation.

4 weeks ago | wlwt.com | Sandra Gonzalez

A heartwarming moment shared between two contestants in latest episode of "Survivor" transcended the famously fierce competition and brought host Jeff Probst to tears. In Wednesday's episode, a challenging immunity competition among tribes left contestant Eva, who has autism, feeling under duress. After finishing her task and earning her tribe immunity, saving them from having to go to Tribal Council and voting out one of their own, her team members were ecstatic and began celebrating.

4 weeks ago | flipboard.com | Sandra Gonzalez

11 hours agoThere are moments on “Survivor” when the game fades into the background, and life—raw and unfiltered—shows itself in a way no one could script. During a challenge this week, one of our players, Eva, began to struggle. At first glance, it may have looked like exhaustion or nerves, but it was …