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The 15 Best Characters in ‘The Pitt,’ Ranked
Now with two seasons under its belt and a third already confirmed, The Pitt has taken the medical drama subgenre by storm. The series follows the doctors and nurses working in the Emergency Room of the fictional Pittsburgh Trauma Medical Center. Unlike other medical dramas, though, the entire first season takes place over the course of one day, and each episode is one hour of a 15-hour shift.
There is a lot to love about The Pitt, from its structure, the fast-paced, and shocking storylines. The best thing about the show, though, are its characters. In particular, the main characters are all incredibly well-written, and they are very complex and nuanced. They aren’t just one-dimensional heroes or villains, but rather, they are flawed people who also do a lot of good. These are the best characters of The Pitt, ranked.
15
Perlah Alawi
Played by Amielynn Abellera
The nurses are the backbone of PTMC’s Emergency Room, and Perlah Alawi (Amielynn Abellera) is no exception to this. Perlah has been a consistent character since the very beginning of The Pitt, whether she is jumping in to gossip or exchanging a hilarious quip with Princess (Kristin Villanueva), or stepping up to help out with a patient when needed.
Perlah is a very caring and empathetic person, and she really cares about each of the patients who come into the ER. She is one of the people who takes it especially hard when frequent PTMC patient, Louie (Ernest Harden Jr.), dies about halfway through in Season 2. She also cares a lot about the people she works with, but that being said, she’s willing to push back with them when necessary.
14
Emma Nolan
Played by Laëtitia Hollard
Both seasons of The Pitt so far have taken place on a day when multiple PTMC staff members are starting their first day at the hospital. One of the best new additions to Season 2 has been Emma Nolan (Laëtitia Hollard), a recent nursing school graduate who comes to PTMC on July 4th to shadow. Despite being brand-new to the job, Emma quickly proves that she is in exactly the right place.
Emma is deeply compassionate, and her kindness and ability to connect with her patients is apparent after even just one shift. In one of the most touching scenes of Season 2, Emma and Dana (Katherine LaNasa) treat an unhoused man named John Digby (Charles Baker). After getting a bath and a haircut for the first time in a while, Digby is afraid that his family, and especially his daughter, won’t be able to recognize him anymore. Emma then steps in and asks Digby if he danced with his daughter at her wedding, and when he tells her that he did, she reassures him that his daughter will never forget that or him.
13
Joy Kwon
Played by Irene Choi
Third-year medical student Joy Kwon (Irene Choi) has also been a phenomenal new addition to Season 2 of The Pitt, so much so that we can’t help but hope to see her again next season, even as she is still doing her rotations for med school — and she currently has no interest in going into emergency medicine. Joy is a bright and ambitious med student, and even though the ER isn’t her dream place to work, she fits in very well there.
The Pitt is a heavy and often dark series that doesn’t shy away from the ugly side of healthcare, so it’s always a breath of fresh air when the series breaks up the more intense cases with brief comedic moments. Joy has been one of the funniest parts of Season 2 with her clever one-liners, like when she defends herself against Ogilvie (Lucas Iverson) when he answers a question meant for her, and when she ribs Abbot (Shawn Hatosy) about his age. Joy is also, refreshingly, not afraid to assert her boundaries. When everyone else on the day shift chooses to stay late, she goes home anyway, knowing her own limits.
12
Dr. Baran Al-Hashimi
Played by Sepideh Moafi
Season 2 of The Pitt marks Dr. Baran Al-Hashimi’s (Sepideh Moafi) first day at PTMC. She initially comes to the hospital to take over for Robby (Noah Wyle) as the head attending in the ER while he’s on sabbatical. By the end of the day, though, Al-Hashimi is of the firm belief that the ER needs two attendings, so she might just (hopefully) be back after this season. Al-Hashimi goes above and beyond, even on her first day, already trying to figure out what works and what doesn’t, so that she can improve things for doctors, nurses, and patients alike.
Season 2 of The Pitt has been jam-packed with difficult cases and surprise obstacles, but in between the more intense moments, the show has introduced important details about its new characters. Al-Hashimi is a deeply caring mother who prioritizes spending time with her son despite her demanding job, and she has had a seizure disorder since childhood. Even with everything on her plate, though, Al-Hashimi is very committed to her job, and she has already made an impact at PTMC after just one shift.
11
Dr. Jack Abbot
Played by Shawn Hatosy
The Pitt only ever takes place during the day shift, except for the few hours of overtime that the doctors inevitably end up working each season. During those moments of crossover between shifts, The Pitt has given glimpses into the night shift and the doctors who work it. One of the best parts of the night shift is Dr. Jack Abbot, who always makes the most of his limited screentime.
Abbot is a deeply caring doctor who was not afraid to break the law and lie to protect a teenage patient in Season 1, and who is immediately ready to pay out of his own pocket to help a financially-restricted patient in Season 2. Abbot takes his job very seriously, but he also knows when and how to lighten the mood, and he’s just a very refreshing and steady presence to have in the ER.
10
Dr. Heather Collins
Played by Tracy Ifeachor
Dr. Heather Collins (Tracy Ifeachor) may have only been in eleven episodes of The Pitt, but she made a lasting impact on the show and the other characters that is still apparent a season later. Collins was first introduced as a senior resident who was hiding her pregnancy. She was very good at her job, and also served as an excellent mentor to the new doctors and med students. In a devastating and important storyline, Collins suffered from a miscarriage at work. She checked herself out using the equipment at the hospital, then hid it and went back to work to finish out her shift.
Collins has been gone for over a season now, and her absence has been deeply felt. On her own, Collins was a great character who knew what she wanted and cared a lot about her patients. She was the one who thought about using a map to figure out where Minu (Arun Storrs) is from. At one point, she also called out McKay (Fiona Dourif), who was well-intentioned but ended up letting her own bias influence how she treats a patient. She also had really strong and interesting relationships with the other characters, from her friendship with Dana, to her past romance with Robby.
9
Dr. Cassie McKay
Played by Fiona Dourif
Dr. Cassie McKay was first introduced as a second-year resident who was very good at her job, and who cared a lot about listening to her patients and helping them beyond just the medical aspect. She revealed early on that she has been through a lot of difficult things in her life that made med school feel like one of the easier obstacles. She also wore an ankle monitor in Season 1 – but since shutting it down with an IO in a fantastic scene in Season 1, Episode 13, “7:00 P.M.,” it hasn’t returned to bother her in Season 2.
McKay has been an excellent mentor to Javadi (Shabana Azeez), and a caring and fiercely protective mother to her son, Harrison (Henry Samiri). McKay is also very funny, kind, and mindful of the difficulties in her patients’ lives. One of her best moments was in Season 1, when she helped an unhoused patient who had to lie about her address so that her kids could attend a good school. McKay took a huge risk in opening up to this patient about her past experience with addiction, but she still did it to make her feel more comfortable. In Season 2, McKay continues to show her compassion, particularly through her work on the street team.
8
Dana Evans
Played by Katherine LaNasa
As Robby told all the new members of the medical staff early on in The Pitt, the charge nurse, Dana Evans, is the one to listen to. She is absolutely fantastic at her job, to the point where when she had to step away for a little while later in the season after being punched by a patient (Drew Powell), everyone in the ER noticed her absence. Dana is kind and thoughtful, as well as extremely perceptive of the people around her. She is also an incredibly nuanced character, especially in Season 2, as she struggles with past trauma from being assaulted at work — and risks everything to save Emma when she goes through a similar experience.
Dana was the one who expressed concern early on that Robby was working on the anniversary of Adamson’s death for the first time in four years, and she frequently used this to understand his behavior. In Season 2, she still shows care for Robby, but she also knows when to push back against him and call him out. Dana is a sharply funny character, but she is definitely not just comic relief. Dana deals with one of the show’s scariest storylines in Season 1, and takes the lead on one of the most devastating cases in Season 2. Dana is truly the person who holds the ER together, particularly because she knows when to trust her gut over the rules and the system.
7
Dennis Whitaker
Played by Gerran Howell
Dennis Whitaker (Gerran Howell) started out at PTMC as a fourth-year med student on the day covered by Season 1. Whitaker was initially a very nervous character who made some mistakes on the job and was very overwhelmed. He took the loss of a patient very hard, and it influenced his actions in Season 1 from there on out, forcing him to jump into the job in the worst way. By Season 2, though, Whitaker is much more sure of himself, and he has become a vital part of the ER. In one of the season’s best scenes, he acts as a mentor to Ogilvie like Robby did for him, explaining why he chooses to work in the ER despite the heartbreaking losses and impossible obstacles that they have to deal with daily.
Whitaker is a deeply caring person who readily puts everyone else’s needs above his own, often to his own detriment. In Season 1, he was also the subject of The Pitt‘s best running gag, in which he constantly had to change his scrubs, because they kept getting spilled on with various fluids. Whitaker is also one half of one of The Pitt‘s very best duos, through his unexpected friendship with his now-roommate, Santos (Isa Briones).
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Victoria Javadi
Played by Shabana Azeez
Victoria Javadi (Shabana Azeez) started out at PTMC as a med student in the first season of The Pitt, and she is now in her fourth year as of Season 2. Javadi was initially most notable for being a prodigy who has some insecurities about being much younger than her peers, as well as the daughter of two doctors who work at Pittsburgh Trauma Medical Hospital. Her mother, Dr. Shamsi (Deepti Gupta), is a legend at the hospital. Season 2 has shown that Javadi has started to find her place at PTMC outside of her parents, even as she struggles to weigh what she wants for her future against what her mom does.
Javadi is a determined character who initially felt the need to prove herself due to her age and family connections. At first, Javadi was often embarrassing in an endearing way, like when she fainted in the first hour of the shift, and when she accidentally signed up to babysit when trying to spend more time with Mateo (Jalen Thomas Brooks). By Season 2, though, Javadi is much more self-assured and comfortable in the ER, even as she has to make difficult decisions about her future in medicine.
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Jennifer Aniston has a clever wardrobe hack for looking snatched from every angle. Black dresses are inherently flattering, so it’s no wonder she wears different styles nonstop. With Aniston’s stamp of approval, little black dresses are having a major revival.
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You just got the wedding invite, the ceremony is in three weeks and your closet is full of ‘maybe’ dresses that don’t quite work. Sound familiar? Finding wedding guest dresses that feel fresh, age-appropriate and actually flattering can turn into a frustrating, expensive spiral through department store racks.
Here’s the good news: Amazon has quietly become a goldmine for stylish, affordable options that look far more expensive than they are. We’re talking elegant cuts, rich fabrics and prints that photograph beautifully, all without the boutique price tag. In fact, everything strikes well under $100! We pulled together 17 picks for the fashion-savvy woman who refuses to sacrifice style for her budget. Your next wedding outfit is probably a two-day shipping window away.
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1. Our Favorite: Want a dress that accentuates your shape without clinging uncomfortably? This one-shoulder maxi uses ruching and a side slit to flatter in all the right places.
2. Quite the Charmer: This satin halter maxi has a sleek backless design and a silky drape that reads way more expensive than its price tag. The blue tone works for day or evening ceremonies.
3. Lemon Yellow: The pleated chiffon material on this strapless A-line dress creates a gorgeous drape, and it comes with a matching scarf for extra coverage. The lemon yellow hue is oh-so fresh for spring and summer weddings.
4. Pretty Florals: This floral strapless maxi pairs a bodycon fit with a light green print that feels fresh for summer events. At $54, it punches well above its price point.
5. Boho-Chic: The smocked bodice on this boho floral maxi gives you a custom-feeling fit without any zippers or clasps. The off-the-shoulder design and blue floral print keep it fun.
6. Wallet-Friendly: Don’t want to spend a fortune on a dress you’ll wear once? This army green midi is on sale for under $30, and the backless tie detail makes it look anything but cheap.
7. Boutique Vibes: Picture yourself at a garden wedding in this flowy pink maxi that has ruffle layers to catch the breeze. The halter neckline keeps everything elegant and secure.
8. Pockets, Please: This navy off-shoulder maxi has pockets (yes, real pockets) and a ruched, pleated design that gives it a formal look. At $28, it’s a steal for wedding season.
9. Pretty in Pink: This strapless pink midi has a clean tube-top silhouette that reads both elegant and modern. The midi length hits at just the right spot for cocktail or semi-formal weddings.
10. Stunning Short-Sleeves: Want a little more arm coverage without sacrificing style? This dusty blue floral dress uses a mesh layer and short sleeves to keep you comfortable and camera-ready.
11. Rich Girl-Approved: This brown halter dress combines a backless cut with a bodycon fit for a sleek, modern silhouette. The rich brown tone feels unexpected and chic for wedding season.
12. Dance Floor-Ready: Imagine dancing at the reception in this floral red maxi as the mesh layer catches the light with every move. The off-shoulder fit stays put so you can dance care-free.
13. Black Tie: Need something striking for a formal evening wedding? This ruched black maxi sculpts your shape with mesh panels and a mermaid-style ruffle hem, all for under $43.
14. So Comfortable: Strapless dresses can feel risky, but the ruching on this sage flowy maxi adds grip and structure where you need it. The A-line skirt keeps the rest relaxed and comfortable.
15. Flirty Florals: Love a sweetheart neckline but want extra coverage? This plum satin midi gives you flutter sleeves and a cute tie-back cutout that threads the needle between flirty and formal.
16. Fit for a Garden Party: Spaghetti straps and ruffles give this yellow floral maxi a romantic, garden-party feel. The bodycon fit through the bodice keeps it from reading too casual for a wedding.
17. Extra Special: Strapless styles can feel too casual for formal weddings, but this floral mesh midi fixes that with its structured bodycon fit. The mesh layer elevates the whole look.
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Madonna returned to Coachella for the first time in over a decade, taking the stage as a surprise guest during Sabrina Carpenter‘s headlining set for the second weekend of the music festival. The unexpected appearance drew a strong reaction from the crowd, reigniting excitement about the pop legend’s enduring stage presence and offering a glimpse of what to expect from her upcoming album.
Maddona Performed Three Songs With Sabrina Carpenter
On April 17, Sabrina Carpenter had a major surprise for fans during her headlining performance of weekend two at Coachella. Midway through her song “Juno,” the music transitions to Maddona’s 1990 hit song “Vogue,” and the Queen of Pop emerged from the stage.
The two singers then performed a duet believed to be from Madonna’s upcoming album, on which Carpenter is reportedly featured. After the song, Madonna expressed her gratitude to Carpenter for inviting her to perform at Coachella, to which the latter replied, “No thanks needed, Madonna. You can have whatever you want.” Madonna then engaged with the audience for a few minutes before performing the iconic song, “Like a Prayer,” which was released in 1989.
After Madonna’s appearance, Carpenter sang three more songs before ending her set.
The Queen Of Pop’s ‘Full Circle Moment’
While talking to the audience, Madonna shared how special the moment was for her, as it had been 20 years since her first performance at Coachella. “So 20 years ago today, I performed at Coachella. I was in the dance tent, and it was the first time I performed ‘Confessions on a Dance Floor Pt. 1’ in America,” she shared, referring to her 10th studio album released in November 2005.
“You can imagine what a thrill it is for me to be back 20 years later in the same boots, the same corset, the jacket I had on earlier, the same Gucci jacket. So it’s like a full circle moment, very meaningful for me,” said Madonna.
In 2015, the singer performed as a guest at Drake’s Coachella set, sparking a viral moment when the iconic singer kissed the Canadian rapper. This year marks Madonna’s third appearance at the music festival.
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Madonna has had a long-standing interest in astrology and even reportedly uses it as a guide when collaborating with other people. In 2023, TV producer Ryan Murphy said he lied to Madonna about his birthday on someone’s advice, after being told the singer doesn’t work with Scorpios, which was his zodiac sign. He ended up telling Madonna his mother’s birthday instead, and he was hired.
At Coachella, Madonna pointed out “the new moon of Taurus,” which Carpenter explained, saying, “She’s pointing to me because I’m a Taurus. Just so you guys know.” Madonna then proceeded with a “quick course in astrology,” sharing that people need to work on their communication skills and “avoid confrontations.”
“Because Aries is ruled by the planet Mars. Mars is the planet of war. So, in all circumstances for the rest of the month, let’s try to get along, okay?” she explained, before saying that music brings people together.
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A few days before her Coachella appearance, Madonna teased a new single, “I Feel So Free,” from her new album, giving fans a minute-long tease of the track, which was uploaded on her YouTube channel. On March 17, the full song debuted on the LGBTQ+ station Pride Radio, as reported by NME.
Several hours following her Coachella performance, Madonna released the full track on her YouTube channel. The pop icon’s fans were delighted, with one commenting, “I’M SO GLAD I EXIST AT THE SAME TIME AND SPACE AS MADONNA,” and another adding, “WE’RE SO F-CKING READY FOR THIS NEW ERA!”
Many gave the song positive feedback. As one noted, “The song is totally hypnotic. The sound is insane — it goes hard. the bassline is crazy,” followed by four mind-blown emojis. “Chaotic trance and 90’s vibe… clear vocals and high bass… very attractive dance song… pure Madonna,” another commented.
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“We must dance, celebrate, and pray with our bodies. These are things that we’ve been doing for thousands of years — they really are spiritual practices. After all, the dance floor is a ritualistic space,” Madonna said in a press release.
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We’re all patiently waiting for Dune: Part Three to blow our eyeballs off, which means there’s a desperate need for weird sci-fi movies that isn’t being fully satisfied. There’s always Star Wars, but everyone has seen Star Wars, so why not go a little ways off the beaten path? Why not check out Luc Besson’s bizarre 1997 cult classic The Fifth Element?
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What is ‘The Fifth Element’ About?
There’s a terrible evil thing out in space that will do bad things if left unchecked and returns every 5,000 years, with humanity and an alien race called the Mondoshawans uniting over a mysterious weapon that can hold off the evil. It consists of four stones featuring earth, air, fire, and water, along with a human-sized pod that contains the “fifth element.” Unfortunately, a spaceship carrying the “fifth element” is destroyed by the evil Jean-Baptiste Emanuel Zorg (Oldman).
Luckily, a severed hand is recovered from the wreckage, and the government is able to use sci-fi tech to reconstruct the person it belonged to: A woman called Leeloo, played by Milla Jovovich, who spends a lot of the movie completely baffled by what’s going on while wearing a bizarre outfit made of white straps. She ends up bumping into cab driver Korben Dallas (Bruce Willis), and the two have to work together to save the world by figuring out what the heck this “fifth element” could possibly be.
The adventure eventually takes them to a big alien opera concert, and they meet the aforementioned talk show host, Ruby Rhod (played by Chris Tucker), which is a… memorable part of the movie! Oldman’s Zorg also shows off a fancy gun at one point that’s like five or six guns in one, and it’s a pretty cool physical prop. Speaking of, The Fifth Element has loads of prosthetics and practically created creatures, which was cool at the time and seems even more impressive these days.
The obvious effort that went into making The Fifth Element is a big part of its appeal, with the movie having a weird mythology and a weird future aesthetic that is fairly unique — at least among big-budget mainstream(ish) science fiction. It’s like, imagine if a cheesy Die Hard ripoff were happening in David Lynch’s Dune, and then it was adapted into a cartoon and then adapted back into live-action. And then it all builds to an obvious thematic statement that is either ham-fisted or elegantly simplistic, depending on how you feel about it.
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May 7, 1997
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126 minutes
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Luc Besson
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Luc Besson, Robert Mark Kamen
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Patrice Ledoux
Maren Morris is getting candid about her bisexual journey almost two years after coming out.
Posting via her TikTok account on Wednesday, April 15, the country singer, 36, detailed a “f***ed up” experience she endured during a short-lived same-sex romance.
“I briefly was seeing a woman and I was not looking for anything serious,” Morris recalled in the clip. “I feel like I’m at a point in my life right now where I don’t have that to give. I was very clear about that because I’m all about communication, and she was like, ‘Oh, totally. I’m down.’”
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“I’m not kidding, within like, three weeks of this completely falling apart, it was lies, threats to my reputation and borderline extortion,” Morris shared.
She added, “It was pretty f***ed up. And for that to be my first experience, it was just so depressing.”
Morris has previously spoken about navigating dating after coming out as bisexual in 2024 following her divorce from fellow singer Ryan Hurd.
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“I also have, like, confusion sometimes because I can connect with a woman, any woman within like two minutes,” Morris said on Betches’ “U Up?” podcast in May 2025. “We’ll be talking about our childhoods. We’ll be talking about the bully when we were 13. We will get into it so quickly. With a guy, that would take like years to get into that trauma.”
The Grammy winner also shared there were sometimes moments of confusion for her when it came to trying to date women.
Maren Morris and Ryan Hurd became parents in March 2020 with the arrival of their son, Hayes. After giving birth, Morris detailed her emergency C-section after 30 hours of labor. “I learned pretty quickly that night that having a plan for bringing a human into the world is a fool’s errand,” she wrote via Instagram. […]
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Morris finalized her divorce from country singer Hurd in January 2024, three months after filing. The pair were married for five years after meeting in 2013 while cowriting the Tim McGraw song, “Last Turn Home.” Morris and Hurd confirmed they were dating in 2015 and married in Nashville in 2018.
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