Zach Braff isn't looking to rake in big money into his pockets just for the sake of becoming ridiculously rich. The actor says after making his widely successful movie "Garden State" - which he both starred in and made his directorial debut - he's looking to invest his time into movie/television projects that hold some kind of deeper meaning to him.

The 31-year-old says he put in a lot of sweat and tears in making his critically-acclaimed movie the best it could be. "Garden State" was simply the Emmy-award winner's pride and joy. But upon completion of the film, he realized there was just much more to movie-making than cashing in the dough.

An adorable real life TV couple will, most likely, no longer be doing magazine photo shoots together or flirting with each other on the set of their popular hit TV show. "The O.C." stars Adam Brody and Rachel Bilson are reportedly on the verge of breaking up.

Sources close to the couple - who got together while making the hit show on FOX - claim Rachel's blossoming friendship with "Scrubs" actor Zach Braff, who she stars with in her new movie "Last Kiss," is the reason for the problems in the pair's relationship.

Like R. Kelly, Zach Braff believes he can fly and touch the sky and thinks about it every night. The "Scrubs" actor recently revealed he has been taking flying lessons to join the list of top A celebrities who have their own private pilot license and take to the sky as well.

The 31-year old actor says getting a private pilot's license has always been "intriguing" for him, but he also admits that it's something people wouldn't think he'd be interested in, which in turn has surprised many of his peers and fans alike.

Rachel Bilson recently transitioned from the small screen to the big screen in her first major movie role. The transition wasn't too bad, but the actress admits she was scared to film sex scenes with Zach Braff in her new movie - not vice-versa.

The brunette - best known for her role as ditzy Summer Roberts in "The O.C." - gets up close and personal with the "Scrubs" actor in "The Last Kiss," a remake of an Italian film.

Teenage drama can eventually become exhausting, and Rachel Bilson has been there, done that - moving on.

The "O.C." star says she is ready to transition from the small screen to the big screen. She admits the show that made her a star has been a "great experience" but that it's time to take on new challenges.