Katherine Heigl's narrative is about how desperately Katherine Heigl needs to change her narrative. That's been the case since Heigl rose to fame on Shonda Rhimes' Grey's Anatomy, ramped up to collecting $12 million
Katherine Heigl is determined to change people's perception of her. The 35-year-old actress has been plagued by rumors that she is tough to work with on set and the blond star, whose new NBC show "State of Affairs" premiered Monday, is trying to prove
Katherine Heigl responded to rumors that she's a rude actress during a Facebook Q&A, noting "I've made mistakes"
State of Affairs, as we observed in September, has some problems. But it also has a high budget, a bankable star and a time slot after NBC's flagship show, The Voice, as well as viewers who probably forgot The Blacklist is on hiatus until next year. So
Katherine Heigl is opening up about difficulties on previous gigs. Heigl, whose NBC drama State of Affairs premieres Nov. 17, told fans during a Facebook Q&A that she has some regrets about the way she has acted in the