Anne Hathaway and Zach Braff

What do they have in common? They have both battled depression, according to a recent People article. Zach talked about his depression awhile ago, but Anne Hathaway just opened up about hers.

She says she suffered from both anxiety and depression during her teen years but worked through her problems instead of using medication. Coming soon for Hathaway is a role as Jane Austen in a movie called Becoming Jane.

Photo from People.

Cover Girl: Mandy Moore

Mandy Moore is featured in this month's Jane Magazine, according to Us Weekly. We get all the dish about how Mandy's doing since her split from Scrbus star Zach Braff:

On having a quarter-life crisis:

"I've been going through this really crazy time in my life – it's what I imagine people fresh out of college go through. I'm asking myself life-altering questions like, 'Who am I? Where do I fit in this world? What am I doing, what do I want to do? Am I living to my full potential?"

On her early albums:

"I feel bad that people wasted their money on such trite, blah pop music."

On being depressed:
"A few months ago, I felt really low, really sad. Depressed for no reason. I'm a very positive person, and I've always been glass half-full. So it was like someone flipped a switch in me."

On breaking up with Zach Braff:

"The breakup added to what I was going through, but it's not the complete reason. It definitely doesn't help if you're already in that place..."

On leaving pop music behind:

"I could've made a record a year ago with the same people who do everybody's records. But I'm super-proud that I stuck to my guns. You don't have to follow the mainstream. I love pop music but it's not right for me."

On dating:

"I've tried dating a bit, and I don't like it. I know I should be putting myself out there. But I don't really think it's for me. That's not to say I'm ready to jump back into a relationship any time soon. I'm definitely not looking. But it would be fun to have a crush."

On why she doesn’t drink:

"I'm a control freak, and I think maybe that's why. I'm too scared to see what will happen. I've been drunk maybe two or three times in my life, although I do like to have a glass of wine before going into the studio, to mellow me out."

On her image:

"I kind of am a goody-goody. But I'm not judgmental. I've done a couple of movies [A Walk to Remember, Saved] where I've played Christian characters, so people assume I'm very religious. It's not a completely correct perception of who I am."

On the future:

"I'm still figuring it all out, but I want to be extraordinary. I want to live up to my full potential. I've always been really shy, very 'don't look at me.' I've wanted to hide. But now I don't want to hide.”

Zach Braff is a Bit Depressed

People Magazine reports that Zach Braff recently opened up about suffering from mild depression. If you've seen his film Garden State, you'll recognize some of his symptoms.

"I think I suffer from some mild depression," he tells Parade magazine in an interview to be published on Sunday. "So to have millions of people go, 'I watched your movie and related' was the ultimate affirmation that I'm not a freak."

Braff, 31, who wrote and directed Garden State, says that he stands out in Hollywood – and he doesn't mind. "I don't have any famous friends other than the guys I work with on Scrubs, he says. "I don't care about image and all that nonsense. I'm in sweat pants every day. I don't play the game at all."

On the horizon for Braff is a film called Fast Track with Amanda Peet. It's a romantic comedy that will be relased in March.