If there’s one thing The Office fans excel at (besides quoting Michael Scott like it’s a second language), it’s dissecting every corner of Dunder Mifflin’s Scranton branch.

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Over the course of 9 seasons and more than 200 episodes, The Office proved to be one of the funniest destinations on ...

Glen Powell’s ex-girlfriend Gigi Paris has broken her silence over their breakup, slamming the Anyone But You star for his actions amid the romance rumors between him and Sydney Sweeney.

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Fans of Ryan Coogler's "Sinners" are in for a treat this Tuesday. "Sinners" is still kicking at the box office despite being ... Fandango has released a deleted scene online.

Ryan Mackenzie are accusing the freshman congressman of not doing his job. A group protested outside his 7th District office in Salisbury Township, Lehigh County, on Monday. They accused the ...

The episode revolves around Jim trying to ensure that no one in the office finds out about his crush on Pam, even though he already told boss Michael Scott (Steve Carell). In one scene ...

The episode revolves around Jim trying to ensure that no one in the office finds out about his crush on Pam, even though he already told boss Michael Scott (Steve Carell). In one scene, he and Pam ...

Everyone can see the busy office scene, but only the most eagle-eyed can spot the five hidden utensils in this busy office scene. Whether you're trying to improve your sight, or test your IQ ...

The others before him were Bryce Harper, Ryan Howard, Mike Schmidt, Roy Sievers and Chuck Klein. Schwarber's solo blast was a no-doubter, traveling 466 feet to reach the third deck in right field.