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Lindsay in Jail, Angelina and Brad Cozy Up For Salt, and Steve's Office Romance Rumors!
Lindsay Lohan begins serving her jail sentence. Plus, our exclusive red carpet video as Angelina Jolie brings a beardless Brad Pitt as her date to the Salt premiere, and Steve Carell tells us about a possible romance for his last season on The Office. Watch for a cameo from our new game PopSugar's Retail Therapy on today's all-new PopSugar Rush!
Most Realistic Work-Based TV Show
Work-based comedy and drama TV shows help us escape the madness of our own daily grind and make us feel like our real-life offices are completely boring. Still, you gotta admit some aspects of these shows aren't totally off base. It's no shocker to me that 49 percent of you voted The Office as your favorite work-based TV show of the year.
Best of 2009: Top 10 Biggest TV Moments!
From long-awaited "I Dos" to surprising bikini moments, the year in television had a lot to offer. We're here to round up our top 10 favorites, some of which made us laugh, while others made us cry, and all of them made us thankful for our DVRs so we could rewind and watch them over and over. Check out our list and don't miss all the other Best of 2009 and Best of the Decade coverage — watch the PopSugar Rush Special Best TV Moments of 2009 now!
Your Two Cents: Do You Invite Co-Workers to Your Parties?
Including co-workers and your boss in your wedding day can be a sensitive subject. Inviting friends you've made at work who also serve as friends outside of the workplace seems like the right choice, but it can still be dicey and cause hurt feelings. On this week's The Office, the entire branch road trips to Niagara Falls to attend Pam and Jim's nuptials.
Relating to the Office: Raise Talk Isn't Easy For Anyone
On this week's episode of The Office corporate alerts Jim and Michael that there won't be funds to give everyone a raise and the co-managers are tasked with telling the team the crushing news.
Jim makes his first big call by announcing only the salespeople will receive raises. This immediately insights panic and questions from the ranks.
Would You Scratch Your Wedding Plans For City Hall?
Pam and Jim nearly got married on last night's episode of The Office. The headache of wedding planning, not to mention the expense of having a big wedding, caused them to seriously consider heading to the courthouse to get married after work. In the end, the adorable couple decides to proceed with a "real wedding" — they couldn't actually rob us of witnessing their wedding magic, after all.
I'm Asking: What Do You Wear to Work on Fridays?
Casual Friday is reinstituted at Dunder-Mifflin on last night's episode of The Office, now that Michael is back in charge. Angela hates it because she thinks everyone looks inappropriate, and is especially bent out of shape about Oscar's sandals. Michael's interpretation of casual Friday is a hoodie, t-shirt, and jeans, Pam and Phyllis show up in the same khaki pants and purple plaid shirt, Meredith rocks a skimpy tube dress (with no underwear), and Kelly shows off her street style in overalls, metallic boots, and a hat.
Have You Tried Getting a Part-Time Job Like Pam Beesly?
The Michael Scott Paper Company comes to terms with its goose-egg finances on last night's episode of The Office, but Pam is worried about her personal finances, too. She looks at Michael and says, "Want to hear something sad? So, Jim and I are getting married, and the wedding is really expensive, so I tried to get a job on the weekend to earn extra money.
Did You Ever Have to Follow a Dress Code You Despised?
Dwight calls Dunder-Mifflin's new dress code a death sentence on last night's episode of The Office. He can no longer wear the short-sleeved button-downs that he wore with a tie every day, and he can't stop tugging at the long sleeves he's now forced to wear. Check out the clip below of Dwight having a fit and then tell me, was there ever a dress code that you despised?
Do You Make Personal Calls in Your Co-Workers' Presence?
The Michael Scott Paper Company moved into its 165-square-foot headquarters on last night's episode of The Office, leaving Michael, Pam, and Comeback Ryan without any personal space. With no doors to close for privacy, the three colleagues adopt different corners of the office and have plenty of time to make calls because there's no work to do. Quarters are so close that Pam blatantly hears Micheal tell his mom, "P is being a B," and Ryan tells his friend, "Pam would be a six in New York, but she's a seven because it's Scranton."
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