Zach Braff’s career as J.D. on Scrubs will come to a flat-line at the end of the show’s upcoming season, after what will have been eight vibrant years as its main character and narrator.

Scrubs creator Bill Lawrence declined to say specifically whether the show would follow Braff into the sunset, but offered a glimpse of his outlook when he said, “You can’t kill this show.” If the show does continue, Braff said he could see himself making occasional guest appearances, just for old times’ sake. Having already directed six “Scrubs” episodes himself, he also left open the possibility of returning in that role.  read more »

This July, in one of The Observer's greatest-ever summer intern moments, our own Vince Levy happened to be sitting in a park near the octogenarian Broadway legend Tom O'Horgan.  read more »

According to city records, Mr. O’Horgan’s 2,500-square-foot apartment is on a top floor of 840 Broadway.  read more »

With a dearth of fame-worthy men, overhyped youngsters like Shia LaBeouf and Pete Wentz are taking over our culture, our thoughts, our lives. Where are you, Johnny Depp?  read more »

At around 3 a.m. on Wednesday, April 28, Bungalow 8 was filling up, and Scrubs star and sometime director Zach Braff was having some fun with his own digital camera, a fellow clubgoer told The Transom. Ensconced on a couch toward the back of the bar, Mr. Braff was spotted merrily snapping photos of himself and his friends.  read more »