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Posted On: March 20th 2024, 07:43 am

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To protect the true plot of Jim and Pam’s wedding from hovering paparazzi, Jenna Fischer and Paul Lieberstein staged a fake scene outside a church while filming the episode “Niagara.” Dressed in their formal attire, the two actors held hands and ran out together as though Toby had secretly eloped with Pam or disrupted her wedding. The camera crew actively played along by pretending to film the moment, completely convincing the onlookers and tabloid photographers nearby. The prank successfully leaked confusing photos to the public, which kept the real Maid of the Mist wedding storyline a complete secret until it aired.
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“If we can’t be together, what’s the point of life?” (I’m very proud of this art piece and I’m so mad Instagram nerfed the quality) OMFG GUYS!! 90k FOLLOWERS!! 🎉🥳👏🎊🙌🍾 I AM HOSTING A DTIYS!! I CREATED THIS PIECE TO CELEBRATE!! THE RULES ARE IN A SLIDE AT THE END OF THE POST!! #freakfest90kDTIYS #theamazingdigitalcircus #tadc #funnybunny #jax
Nobel Meltdown 🏅

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Trump is once again furious about not winning the Nobel Peace Prize. This year, the award went to Navi Pillay, the South African-born jurist and former U.N. human rights chief, honored for her work on international law, justice, war crimes, and human rights. Trump responded by attacking the Nobel Committee and Pillay herself, saying he knew “nothing about this woman,” claiming “no one ever heard of her,” and insisting he deserved the prize for supposedly settling multiple wars. Pillay also joked that if people clapped a little more, she might share the prize with Trump, which only made the whole thing more brutal. For a president who has openly obsessed over the Nobel for years, losing it to someone whose career is built around international justice was already a perfect contrast. The meltdown just made it clearer: Trump doesn’t seem mad that peace wasn’t recognized. He seems mad that he wasn’t.
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