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Brooklyn Decker Belts Out Some Britney Tunes For a Good Cause

Lindsay Miller — Wed, 18 May 2011 10:50:00 PDT

Brooklyn Decker started her day with a visit to AOL's LA studios before letting loose at last night's UNICEF's Playlist With the A-List benefit. The supermodel and actress, sporting haphazard pigtails, took the stage with The Office's Angela Kinsey and sang some of Britney Spears's biggest hits at the fundraiser. Brooklyn admitted to feeling a little queasy before getting on the mic, but she and Angela seemed to be enjoying their performance. Brooklyn was on the West Coast for the charitable evening, but she's scheduled to travel to NYC today for another event tonight. She was also in the Big Apple a few weeks ago for the annual Met Bell, where she wowed on the red carpet in an electric pink Michael Kors gown and nude platform pumps.

The Office's Angela Kinsey on Her Hair Color Know-How

Miriam Lacey — Tue, 01 Feb 2011 03:10:53 PST

Angela Kinsey may play snarky, eccentric same-named Angela on The Office, but in real life she's a busy actress and hair color aficionado who's currently Clairol's brand ambassador. She has plenty to say about hair, so just keep reading.

Video: George Clooney's Cameo Compliment For Brad Pitt

PopSugarTV — Mon, 30 Aug 2010 14:00:00 PDT

George Clooney receives an Emmy for his humanitarian effort and praises Brad Pitt during his speech backstage.

Angela Kinsey Tells Us She Wants Brad Pitt

PopSugar — Sun, 29 Aug 2010 16:12:30 PDT

The Office's Angela Kinsey stops to talk to us on the red carpet at the 2010 Primetime Emmy Awards tonight, and not only does she reveal her favorite past episode, but she also mentions she wants Brad Pitt to take a role on the show. Check it out to see what character she hopes he will play.

Clairol Uses a Talking Mirror to Surprise Women

BellaSugar — Fri, 02 Jul 2010 11:00:04 PDT

Imagine hurrying through the subway when, suddenly, a disembodied voice comes out of a huge mirror in the middle of the concourse and starts asking you whether you need to touch up your roots. In New York's Grand Central Station this week, some women actually had this experience when Clairol set up a giant talking mirror to promote its Root Touch Up product.

The installation used actress Angela Kinsey (who plays Angela on The Office) to spot people, as WWD reports, who looked like easy targets. At that point, Angela called out to ask people to look at their reflection. Then, the "mirror" directed women to colorist Marie Robinson, who gave them a color consultation and a box of Nice 'N Easy. Would you have stopped for this mirror?

Angela and Erin on The Office Baby - and Peeing Their Pants

BuzzSugar — Thu, 04 Mar 2010 06:30:00 PST

It's a big day at The Office! Not only do we finally get a peek at Jim and Pam's little bundle of joy in tonight's episode, but Erin and Angela are working on a side project, too, with the latest addition to the show's online web series.

Titled "The Mentor," the videos follow Erin around as she learns the ropes of accounting under Angela's tutelage and becomes her mini me of sorts. Actors Angela Kinsey and Ellie Kemper recently sat down with reporters to discuss their new collaboration and their excitement over Baby Halpert.

Kinsey on how the baby will affect the show: "Our show is about an ensemble of people who work together. It's about Michael Scott and his co-workers. And anything else that's added to that is just a little bit of seasoning or spice; it's never the meat of a show, you know. And I think that this baby will be a little bit of seasoning sprinkled through of how it maybe is affecting Pam or Jim. But I think ultimately our show is about an office and that's what will be concentrated on."
Kinsey on how her Anne Geddes-obsessed character might dress up the Halpert baby: "I think come Christmas time I could try to make a live Nativity scene..."

To hear more tidbits from the ladies and watch a video preview of their series "The Mentor," just

Kinsey on why Angela befriends Erin in "The Mentor": "I sort of feel like Angela Martin wants a friend but she's so prickly that it takes such a tall order to be her friend. But, you know, she's not - she's not a robot, you know. She misses Dwight, she misses her friends, I mean, because I think he was her best friend. And, you know, I'm sure her ladies group at church is catty."
Kinsey on a Dwight and Angela reunion: "We're geeky militant soul mates. And [Rainn and I] hope that someday they find their way back to one another."
Kemper on Erin's new Angela-inspired wardrobe: "They're tiny, tiny buttons. I feel like my fine motor skills were completely...I couldn't button them they were so small. It is weird, it's like, yeah, it's a throwback to another era I guess. I liked it, but it was only because it was for one day. I liked having my hair in a French braid. I liked being sort of like uptight I guess."
Kinsey on Angela's advice for new couple Erin and Andy: "She'd probably tell Erin like, 'Really? Andy? Really? Walk away now fool.' And then she would probably tell them, because she's hypocritical, she'd probably tell them it's highly inappropriate; you shouldn't date at work."
Kemper on breaking character: "I think it's one of the most terrible feelings to have to hold in laughter...I have a problem. I haven't done this yet, Angela, and again too much information - I wet my pants a lot when I laugh too hard...I'm shocked it hasn't happened on set because it happens like, like in improv shows. It is that thing where you're holding in laughter and it's like - it has to come out!"

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Jenna, Steve, Angela, and John Invite You Into the Office

PopSugar — Thu, 19 Mar 2009 15:30:00 PDT

The whole cast of The Office stepped off the set last night for an "Inside the Office" event in LA. John Krasinski is heading to the big screen again but struck his best pose on the red carpet and signed autographs before joining Steve Carell, Jenna Fischer, and the rest of his costars inside to chat. Tonight there will be some competition for Michael Scott with a new Dunder Mifflin boss in town, and we're sure there will be plenty of laughs with the addition to the close-knit cast.

To see more photos including Ed Helms, Rainn Wilson, Mindy Kaling, and the rest of the cast, just

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The Office Rundown: Episode 14, "Goodbye, Toby Parts 1 & 2"

BuzzSugar — Fri, 16 May 2008 11:32:40 PDT

OMG, where to start?! The season finale of The Office was so. Freaking. Great. I honestly think this is hugely due to Amy Ryan's spot-on performance as the new HR lady at Dunder-Mifflin. I loved her! And then there were all the twists and turns (that didn't just have to do with Pam and Jim, like that very last scene!). And the whole storyline with Kevin is, I think, one of the funniest, cleverest things I've seen on television in a long time.

The going-away party for Toby was amazing! It made me so happy for the new party planner in town, Phyllis, as though she's an actual person I know in real life. Sometimes I think I get too involved in these shows. I really wanted to give her a hug.

Also, thanks to Creed, there now exists the job title of "Quabity Aschwitz." Amazing.

What did you think about this finale? Were you as delighted by it as I was? Check out SavvySugar's "most relatable moments" post, complete with a clip from the show. For some of the parts I thought were the best and funniest, and to share your thoughts,

The episode began with a good old-fashioned prank from Jim. I don't know how John Krasinski keeps a straight face as Dwight is reaching his fingers along his face, trying to grab the ear piece. Too funny.
Kelly: "I can't believe this is your last day. How do you feel?"
Toby: "Fine. Good."
Kelly: "I feel weird."
Michael says he wants anti-gravity potion and Pam doesn't miss a beat. "So, how much anti-gravity potion do you want?"
Angela: "No, you know what, this is not a party planning committee anymore. And I don't want your foot money and I feel uncomfortable participating."
Pam, about her going to design school for three months in New York: "The timing is pretty much perfect." She lights up: "And that is the first time I've used the word perfect in here." She's so freaking cute.
Dwight says he hates the new HR lady because "She stinks. . . with her. . . ways and her. . . head."
Michael: "Thanks to Toby, I have a very strong prejudice against Human Resources. I believe that the department is a breeding ground for monsters. What I failed to consider, though is that not all monsters are bad. Like E.T. Is Holly our extra-terrestrial? Maybe. Or maybe she's just an awesome woman from this planet."

Seriously, Holly thinking Kevin is mentally challenged is probably not too P.C. but it made me laugh until I was choking on my own laughter. He offers her an M&M. "I keep them here at my desk so that everybody doesn't take them."
Holly: "Well, that is a very safe place for them!"
Holly, later: "You drive your own car?" "I'm proud of you!"
Creed, trying to sound out what his job is: "I shoulda written it down. Qua-something. Qua, quar, quabble, quow, quab. . .quabity! Quabity aschwitz! No. No, but I'm getting close."
Michael, making a "CD mix tape" for Holly, possibly using "Crash" by Dave Matthews Band.
Michael: "What's the group that was from Scranton that hit it big? Was that U2?"
Jim: "Yup."
Toby's affection for Pam fluctuates from sweetly adorable to a little icky. "I would love a picture of the two of us to take to Costa Rica."
Jim, after giving Phyllis money for fireworks at Toby's party: "I'm going to propose tonight. Holy crap!" Squee!
Angela shredded her list of vendors. So Phyllis slides books off Angela's desk. "Sorry."
I love it when Phyllis gets mildly mean.
I'm so glad that Michael's attempt to berate Toby is thwarted by Pam and Holly joining in, and he then has to ask his mean questions in an innocent voice. "Who do you think you are?"
Toby: "I'm. . . Toby."
Michael got Toby a rock with a note attached that says "Suck on this." And he made Dwight wrap it.
After Oscar explains Ryan's fraud: "The real crime, I think, was the beard."
Mose Schrute! He uncages a raccoon into Holly's car.
"Jan didn't believe in showing affection so sometimes I don't know how to react when a girl touches me. So. I like it!" Michael giggles.
Michael's songs include "Beers in Heaven" (which is "very sexual") and "Total Eclipse of the Fart."

Pam, about Toby: "Don't tell him I said this, but I always thought he was kinda cute." So bittersweet!
Here's the line I laughed at the most: "You cheated on me? When I specifically asked you not to?"
Jan: "If I was 22 and I had lots of time to have lots of children then sure, let's let Michael have a shot at one of 'em. But honestly, I need to make this one count."
So Andy Bernard is the one to ruin Jim's proposal to Pam by proposing to Angela!
Angela: "OK."
Andy: "Into the mike, sweetie."
Angela: "I said OK."
Aww, one of the great tragedies of The Office: Just as Michael has a not-so-weird flirtation with a woman (Holly), he learns of Jan's pregnancy and it messes everything up.
O.M.G. Phyllis happily explains that party planning gives a high, like a runner's high before walking in on Dwight and Angela doing it in the office! Discuss!

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The Office: Last Night's Most Relatable Moments

SavvySugar — Fri, 16 May 2008 11:02:33 PDT

It's difficult to pick the most relatable moments from last night's episode of The Office, because the whole thing had me flashing back to previous office moments of my own! Well, except for the ferris wheel and fireworks at Toby's going away party. But the whole premise of being suspicious of a new co-worker - in this case Toby's replacement, Holly - was pretty spot on. While we (hopefully!) don't creepily peek through blinds and watch the new person like Michael and Dwight in the clip below, there's certainly plenty of judgment surrounding a new employee on her first day.

Most of us have probably been on both sides of the situation - we've felt like the new kid at school and slightly territorial when somebody new joins the team. Dwight says to Holly, "Have you met Kevin, he's here on a special work program. He's slow, ya know, in his brain." Then he follows up with the camera and says, "Hazing is a fun way to show a new employee that she is not welcome or liked." I don't know about hazing, but there's definitely a suspicious curiosity that surfaces when a new employee comes along. Check out the clip below of Michael and Dwight plotting against Holly, and if you missed last night's season finale BuzzSugar has the full recap.

The Office: Last Night's Most Relatable Moments

SavvySugar — Fri, 09 May 2008 11:29:30 PDT

Last night's episode of The Office followed Michael, Pam, Oscar, and Darryl on their field trip to the job fair at a local high school. Michael told Pam to bring only one piece of paper with them to the fair, because "a blank sheet of paper equals endless possibilities." When a kid signs his name on the single sheet of paper, Michael insists that it's damaged goods and unusable. Michael sends Pam on the hunt for a new sheet of paper and she's obviously frustrated with Micheal's stubborn and insensible antics. Are any of you familiar with I-want-things-the-way-I-want-them demands (even if they don't make any logical sense) that Pam has to deal with from her boss? I've sure been there before. Check out the clip below, and if you missed last night's episode BuzzSugar has a full recap!