Here's a hilarious video of the cast in the season 6 photo shoot. JCap's looking quite amused by her castmates' antics.

Source: http://sandraoh.blogspot.com

Jessica did a photo shoot with Andrew Stiles recently, which he tweeted about the other day.

Update: The preview photos have been removed at Andrew Stiles' request.  However, he will be informing me when there are approved photos available for posting. Stay tuned.

Jessica earned a rave review on her performance in "Invest In Love" from The Los Angeles Times, in their article "'Grey's Anatomy': Jessica Capshaw shines as Arizona Robbins".

"The real star of this episode was Jessica Capshaw's Dr. Arizona Robbins. She began her rounds by warning her residents that pediatric surgery wasn't just a miniature version of general surgery. "These are the tiny humans. These are children. They believe in magic. They play pretend. There is fairy dust in their IV bags. They hope, and they cross their fingers, and they make wishes, and that makes them more resilient than adults. They recover faster, survive worse. They believe."

I always love Arizona's speeches. Sometimes, the monologues on this show get drawn out, becoming too saccharine or too overwrought. Jessica Capshaw, however, always delivers her lines with subtlety, forgoing histrionics in favor of honesty."

Jessica made an appearance at the Stella McCartney for GapKids Pop Up Store Event with her son on November 4, 2009.  Click "read more" for more pictures.

There's a very interesting TV Guide interview with Jessica, in which she talks at length about her character and Callie and Arizona's relationship. The article can be found here.

Here's a video of JCap, looking quite pleasant, leaving the Madewell and Lucky Denim Party on Oct 20.

Source: Celebrity-Gossip via Grey's Gabble

Jessica was at the Healthy Child Healthy World Gala on October 28 with her husband Christopher Gavigan. Some famous names were also in attendance to support Christopher's non-profit organization.

JCap was also did a pretty lengthy interview that can be found here. There are a few more red carpet videos here. Click on "read more" at the bottom for a lot more photos.

TV Guide asked Jessica whether babies might be in Callie & Arizona's future:

"What then about Callie and Arizona adding a mini-Calzona to their family? Jessica Capshaw, who plays pediatric surgeon Arizona Robbins and is the real-life mom to 2-year-old son Luke, says, “In my character research, I’ve found a lot of real life pediatric doctors don’t want to have their own children because everyday they see all the horrible things that could happen.”"

The full article can be found here.

Jessica is featured in the "my true SELF" section in the November 2009 issue of Self Magazine. She reveals what's really important to her and her favorite things. Click on the thumbnail below for a larger version of the article. Sorry if it's not very clear as I don't have access to a scanner right now, but I will put up a better version once I get it scanned this week.

Jessica was at the Madewell and Lucky Magazine Denim Party at Bar Marmont on Oct 20.  "In L.A. you usually can't dress like this for a red carpet," said Jessica, in a Madewell mini and ALC jacket. Realize the sparkly top? She wore it in all those interviews on TCA Press Day. Looks like she loves to attend these events with her friend Sasha Alexander.

Jessica was also interviewed at the event. The video can be found here.

Photos from wwd.com and guestofaguest.com

I came across this review on the Los Angeles Times website, and I just had to share the wonderful things they said about Jessica's performance in "Invasion". I could not agree with them more. Here's their full review.

"By far the best moment in this episode was Arizona's scene with Callie's father, Mr. Torres. Jessica Capshaw has an incredible ability to take even the most melodramatic of "Grey's" speeches and deliver them with a subtlety and an honesty that makes them come off as sincere instead of overwrought. "I was named for a battleship," she said, and in the powerful monologue that followed, she calmly and carefully explained that Callie was still the woman Mr. Torres raised. It was really beautiful."