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The upcoming season of Scrubs will feature both familiar faces from the original cast and some new additions. Because Scrubs has always focused on the experiences of young doctors navigating their careers and personal lives, bringing in new characters feels like a natural way to keep the show fresh. The creator, Bill Lawrence, tried something similar in Season 9, which was essentially a spin-off called Scrubs: Med School. Hopefully, this new approach will be more successful.

I’m so thrilled to see that Family Plan 2 is a massive hit! It actually debuted at the very top of the Apple TV charts on November 23rd, 2025, and the original is right behind it at number two. What’s even more amazing is how popular it is globally – it’s number one in almost every country! It seems Wahlberg’s sequel is a winner everywhere you look.

Although Lex Luthor challenges Superman, his next enemy will be even more dangerous. According to The Wrap, Brainiac will appear in the upcoming film, Man of Tomorrow, as the primary villain. Brainiac is an incredibly intelligent robot who travels the universe, trying to gather all existing knowledge.

I heard the coolest thing! Apparently, Timothée Chalamet is taking a break from filming Dune: Part Three and is in Los Angeles for Thanksgiving. Word on the street – from Page Six, at least – is he’ll be celebrating with one of the Kardashian-Jenner sisters! I’m so curious to know which one and what amazing feast they’ll be having this Thursday, November 27th.

The Star Trek movies didn’t just continue the ideas from the original series—they helped the characters and the world of Star Trek evolve. Although the original cast was key to the franchise’s success, a particular supporting actor had a significant impact on its direction. While William Shatner and Leonard Nimoy were iconic, another actor truly paved the way for what came next.

The fantasy horror series often explored mature themes, including sex and violence, but sometimes crossed the line. A particularly problematic storyline in Season 4 involved Jason Stackhouse being kidnapped by a group of werepanthers who attacked and sexually assaulted him. The show then treated this horrific experience lightly, failing to acknowledge the trauma and ultimately sending a damaging message to survivors of sexual assault.

Let’s talk about episode 9, “I’m Not A Big Fan Of Olives” – though honestly, “You’re Gonna Run Over A Turtle!” would have been a better title. Be warned: if you haven’t seen the episode yet, stop reading now, because I’m about to reveal spoilers.

Rupert Grint is best known for playing Ron Weasley in the Harry Potter films, alongside Daniel Radcliffe and Emma Watson as part of the iconic trio. He recently discussed with the BBC the chance of reprising his role as Ron, and also shared which Hogwarts House he believes he would be sorted into.

While chatting with Josh Horowitz on the Happy Sad Confused podcast, Brendan Fraser discussed his screen test for the unmade Superman movie, Superman: Flyby. Horowitz wondered if Fraser had actually worn a Superman costume during the audition. Fraser confirmed he did, and shared that the project, which was to be directed by Brett Ratner, had very tight security surrounding it.

When Jay and Sam’s Thanksgiving plans fell through, they decided to host a small celebration at Woodstone Mansion – something they hadn’t done since moving from New York. But before they could enjoy the holiday, Sam had to fly to Chicago for a book signing, leaving Jay in charge of the ghosts – a difficult task since he can’t see them. Though he assures Sam he’ll look after their ghostly friends, he quickly confesses he has a different plan in mind.