AceShowbiz - Jason George is starting to see art imitate life as he transitions back to a recurring role on "Grey's Anatomy" following the cancellation of "Station 19". Seven years ago, George's character Ben Warren left Grey Sloan Memorial Hospital, where he'd been training as a fifth-year surgical resident, to pursue his second dream of being a firefighter. Now, Ben is back for Season 21, resuming his residency program at the hospital with a lot more experience and a bit of a different perspective on life - which is basically how George feels about returning to the ABC medical drama.

"I'm loving being back," he told Deadline in a recent interview, admitting that it does feel a little "weird." "It's like, there's the house you grew up in, and there's the house you made as an adult. It's not like my mom's house is not mine. That's my journey. That's where I grew up. But this is the house that I made with my wife," he explained. "So they're very different, but I love them both dearly and for different reasons."

While fans eagerly anticipate Ben's return, mixed emotions hit Annapurna Pictures as Deadline confirms the departure of Nathan Gary, the president, after a three-year stint. In addition, Annapurna's Heads of Gaming, Deborah Mars and Nathan Vella, are also exiting. Hector Sanchez, who recently returned to the studio division he helped launch in 2016, will now take charge of Annapurna's gaming endeavors as President of Interactive and New Media.