>The television titan behind “Grey’s Anatomy” and “Bridgerton” told an audience at the Edinburgh TV Festival that, though she had no comment to offer on Paramount and Disney settling with the president, she has felt a shift in the industry.
>“It definitely feels that way to a lot of people, that there is self-censoring going on,” she told Mishal Husain, former BBC Radio 4 “Today” show host.
>Rhimes was one of the last creatives left on the Kennedy Center board ahead of Trump’s self-appointment as chair. The Shondaland creative said she remained on the board to fulfill her responsibilities as treasurer.
>As Rhimes navigates Trump-era television, she told the Edinburgh audience that she still has the power to “make the shows that matter to me” and has no plans on reigning that in. She added that she has been off X, formerly Twitter, since 2022 and tunes out the hate and Internet buzz that any of her shows receive.
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>The television titan behind “Grey’s Anatomy” and “Bridgerton” told an audience at the Edinburgh TV Festival that, though she had no comment to offer on Paramount and Disney settling with the president, she has felt a shift in the industry.
>“It definitely feels that way to a lot of people, that there is self-censoring going on,” she told Mishal Husain, former BBC Radio 4 “Today” show host.
>Rhimes was one of the last creatives left on the Kennedy Center board ahead of Trump’s self-appointment as chair. The Shondaland creative said she remained on the board to fulfill her responsibilities as treasurer.
>As Rhimes navigates Trump-era television, she told the Edinburgh audience that she still has the power to “make the shows that matter to me” and has no plans on reigning that in. She added that she has been off X, formerly Twitter, since 2022 and tunes out the hate and Internet buzz that any of her shows receive.