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May 10, 2011 Awards Shows

Actors Ryan Reynolds and Emma Stone have been announced as some of the first presenters at the 2011 MTV Movie Awards.

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Reynolds will join his "Green Lantern" co-star Blake Lively, and Stone will present with her "Crazy, Stupid, Love" castmate Steve Carell.

April 28, 2011 Hot Topics
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Steve Carell's final episode as Michael Scott, a role he's played for six years, airs Thursday. -- Full story NPR

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January 27, 2011 Television

Will Ferrell has signed on to join the cast of "The Office" in an effort to smooth out Steve Carell's exit from the show, with three of Ferrell's four guest appearances coinciding with Carell's final three episodes.

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Will Ferrell and Other Celebs at Comiccon!

January 17, 2011 Awards Shows

Naughty Golden Globes host Ricky Gervais appeared before a star-studded audience last night and let the wicked jokes fly!

The British comedian, known for his sardonic persona, joked that the only reason "The Tourist" was nominated was so Angelina Jolie and Johnny Depp would attend the ceremony! Ricky also stung Robert Downey Jr. with an intro mentioning his troubled past with drugs and arrests, and called Steve Carell "ungrateful."

August 17, 2010 TV Guide

Premiere Date: September 23
Time: 9:00 pm
Stars: Steve Carell, Jim Krasinski, Jenna Fischer, Rainn Wilson

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August 03, 2010 Movies

Steve Carell plays the king of idiots in "Dinner for Schmucks," but his character, Barry, joins a distinguished list of classic on-screen boneheads. They are infuriating but you gotta love 'em. Here's a top 10 list of the best, on film and TV!

Top 10 On-Screen Schmucks

10. Ace Ventura

Jim Carrey plays goofy detective Ace Ventura, who specializes in finding animals; be it a missing dog, cat — or dolphin mascot. He may be unorthodox in his methods, but he gets the job done.

9. Alan Garner

As the hilarious Alan, Zach Galifianakis is really not so bad. He is only trying to make sure the guys in "The Hangover" are having fun by giving them what he thinks is ecstasy. Turns out what he gives themcauses a little bit too much fun.

8. Johnny "Drama" Chase

Sometimes you just want to smack "Entourage's" Johnny Drama (Kevin Dillon) for all the stupid, schmucky things he does — but you gotta love him, too, for his infinite optimism that he is just as big a star as his little brother, Vince (Adrian Grenier).

7. Ted Baxter

"The Mary Tyler Moore Show's" anchorman is overbearing, pompous, and insecure. Played by Ted Knight, Baxter is one of the most endearing TV buffoons ever.

6. Maxwell Smart

Would you believe...? Whether played by Don Adams in the '60s TV show or by Steve Carell in the big screen version, Maxwell Smart is the dedicated, albeit confused CONTROL Agent 86 — who does the best he can to take down the evil agents of KAOS — without causing too much damage.

5. Mr. Bean

Comic actor Rowan Atkinson perfected the bumbling Brit Mr. Bean, who has no idea of the trail of destruction he leaves wherever he goes. At least he enjoys himself.

4. Ron Burgundy

Will Ferrell has portrayed his fair share of onscreen blockheads, but "Anchorman's" Ron Burgundy takes the cake, both annoyingly smug and endearingly inept.

3. Michael Scott

Steve Carell strikes again! Carell's turn as "The Office's" Michael Scott leaves you cringing with anticipation of what asinine thing he'll do next. But in the same breath, he'll turn around and do something to redeem himself.

2. Inspector Jacques Clouseau

Created and immortalized by Peter Sellers and re-envisioned by Steve Martin, the wonderfully incompetent French Inspector Clouseau is hands down the best onscreen movie imbecile.

1. Homer Simpson

When it comes to dimwits, the grand prize goes to Homer Simpson, the slow-witted, selfish but most lovable schmuck of all time.

July 16, 2010 As Seen On Extra

"Extra's" Terri Seymour fired questions at "Dinner for Schmucks" stars Steve Carell and Paul Rudd about things they hate -- and the last time they lied. Check it out!

July 16, 2010 Movies

"Dinner for Schmucks" is one of the most anticipated comedies of the summer, starring Steve Carell, Paul Rudd and the return of "The Hangover's" Zach Galifianakis.

Check out the hilarious trailer and catch the film in theaters July 30.



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