Scrubs TV Revival Is A Winning Comeback With Stellar Rotten Tomatoes Score Ahead Of Premiere

The popular comedy Scrubs is returning to ABC on February 25th! Zach Braff and Donald Faison reprise their roles as J.D. and Turk, who are back at Sacred Heart Hospital after a long break. While medicine and the hospital staff have evolved, their close friendship remains as strong as ever. Expect the same blend of humor and heartwarming moments as they adjust to the changes.

AiScReam: It’s the End of an Era for Japan’s Biggest Anime Release

The official Love Live social media announced that Ai Furihata, who voices Ruby Kurosawa, will be leaving the group AiScReam in March 2026. AiScReam will continue with two new members from the Hasunosora Girls’ High School Idol Club and Love Live! Bluebird units. Their next song will showcase this new lineup.

Heroes: Harrison Ford, Henry Winkler’s Forgotten Vietnam War Film

This film isn’t just a look back at a defining moment in history, it’s also about the early careers of two rising stars. Actors often get stuck playing the same types of roles, and Heroes gave Harrison Ford and Henry Winkler a chance to challenge themselves and try something different. Though the movie’s plot might not be what people remember, it’s still a significant film in both of their careers.

Everything New on Disney+ and Hulu in March

In March, Disney+ and Hulu will both be adding new content. Disney+ will release more episodes of its short-form series, Locker Stories. Hulu subscribers can look forward to It Was Just an Accident by Jafar Panahi, Sentimental Value from Joaquim Trier, and the new comedy Mike & Nick & Nick & Alice, starring James Marsden, Eiza González, and Vince Vaughn.

10 Must-Read Indie Comics Since 2000, Ranked

As a comic book fan, I’ve seen a huge shift in what’s really exciting the industry lately. It feels like independent comics – whether they’re about superheroes, aimed at adults, or for all ages, and whether they’re ongoing series or one-off stories – are now leading the way. I’ve been digging through everything that’s come out this century, and these ten indie comics really stand out as the absolute best.

Oscar Snub: The Powerful Performance In Never Rarely Sometimes Always

The awards celebrated a diverse range of films, from serious dramas like Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom to thrillers such as Promising Young Woman, and even comedies like Borat Subsequent Moviefilm. However, the smaller independent film Never Rarely Sometimes Always was equally impressive but didn’t receive the recognition it deserved at the Oscars.