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Gossip at the water cooler...

Did you hear that the woman who plays Pam on The Office is getting divorced? This, after falling down the stairs in the spring and breaking her back? Not a good year for her, I guess. She'd better win the Emmy she's nominated for. Or it's three strikes and you're out. Ouch.

Set your Tivo for Sept. 16. Watch the celebration. Or the carnage.

And admit it. A tiny little part of you hopes that she's secretly involved with John Krasinski, the guy who plays her on-screen love, Jim. There's gotta be more to the chemistry than good acting, eh? Check out the way he's looking at her in this previous awards show red carpet moment.

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Amy said…
Someone who shall remain nameless mentioned that the only reason John had such a look on his face was because he was looking down her dress.

Now that you mention it...
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