Scrubs star Zach Braff will bow out of the hit series after completing its next season to pursue a career in directing.

As I perused the soundtracks section of a local music store last week, I stumbled upon the Grey's Anatomy Soundtrack, Volume 3. Having apparently missed Volumes 1 and 2, and, admittedly, having only caught the actual show on one or two occasions, I had little notion of Grey's musical backdrop.

This Is NEXT is a new compilation series showcasing today's best independent artists. Based on the model of the popular NOW That's What I Call Music series and inspired by the success of 2004's Garden State soundtrack

SANTA MONICA, CA – Dirty tricks and sabotage from an old flame create an atmosphere of fierce paranoia in The Ex landing on DVD August 21, 2007 from The Weinstein Company and Genius Products LLC.

Actor Daniel Radcliffe has fallen in love with actress Natalie Portman after seeing her in the 2004 film Garden State. The Harry Potter star, 17, counts the actress, eight years his senior, as one of his favorite women.

NBC's Saturday Night Live finishes its 32nd Season with the return of a familiar face, a multiple award-winning triple-threat as well as rock superstars and a pop powerhouse. The show returns live May 12 and May 19 at 11:30 PM.

When the fiancé of a quirky young girl (played by Jennifer Garner) dies in a tragic accident during his bachelor party, and an equally quirky assortment of friends (including Timothy Olyphant in his first movie role since "Deadwood,"

Scrubs star Zach Braff is set to become one of the highest paid actors on TV if the hit sitcom gets renewed by US network NBC for a seventh season. According to sources, the 31-year-old actor has landed a deal that will earn him around $350,000 per episode for the 2007-08 season.

When the fiancé of a quirky young girl (played by Jennifer Garner) dies in a tragic accident during his bachelor party, and an equally quirky assortment of friends (including Timothy Olyphant in his first movie role since "Deadwood," and Clerks II's Kevin Smith) step into the picture to take up her slack, the result is Catch And Release from Sony Pictures, one of the most buzzed-about films of 2007.

The Shins frontman James Mercer is grateful to actress Natalie Portman for name checking his band in movie Garden State because their record sales increased dramatically as a result. The U.S. rockers were a moderately successful cult band with two albums released when Portman's character uttered the line, "The Shins... you gotta hear this song. It'll change your life."