Pamela Anderson’s 41st Birthday Bash
Pamela Anderson’s 41st Birthday Bash
Surrounded by friends and co-workers from her recent gig as Hans Klok’s assistant, party-loving Pamela Anderson celebrated her birthday with a bash at LAX nightclub in Las Vegas on Saturday night (July 5).
And while the Baywatch babe, who turned 41-years-old on July 1st, enjoyed socializing with the many guests - she had eyes for one attendee in particular, magician Criss Angel.
As previously reported by , Pammie and Criss share a history of getting cozy at social functions - with last night being no different.
After blowing out her candles, Miss Anderson made out with Angel in the corner before moving to the couches for a cuddling session in which they playfully posed for photographers.
Meanwhile, Pam has recently been reported to have rekindled her relationship with ex-husband Tommy Lee, who told Rolling Stone: “Pamela and the kids have moved in with me. It’s awesome, man. It’s definitely working. You can tell on the kids’ faces—they’re happy when we’re together.”
“We’ve only given it a try 800 times—801, here we go,” Lee added.
Amy Ryan keeps her Office job
In last season’s finale of The Office, sparks flew between Michael Scott and Toby’s HR replacement Holly. Amy Ryan, seen for four seasons on The Wire, brought a new dynamic to the show as Holly with her interactions with Steve Carell’s Michael. “Amy gave the character of Holly an openness and matured innocence that exposed a new side of Michael,” said Paul Lieberstein, who played Toby and was recently promoted to executive producer on the show. “She placed her character right on his level.”
All I can say is bring on more Holly and congratulations to Toby! I guess since Lieberstein will still be so involved with the show, there’s always a chance of more Toby in the future, but the beautiful Ryan will add a new dynamic to the series. While Amy Ryan’s currently only set for five or so episodes, I hope they can expand that if it works. Now that Pam is back off the market and Karen’s gone, Holly represents a new amorous target for the boys of the office. And having her be the HR rep at the same time makes it all the more taboo to pursue. Which means Michael will be all over it like Dwight on Second Life.
Carell Clocks In for More Office
Michael Scott can look forward to putting in more long, hard, late nights at Dunder-Mifflin Scranton.
At least, that’s what he said.
The “he” in this case being cocreator, executive producer and star of the original British version of The Office, Ricky Gervais, who revealed in a posting on his official website that Steve Carell has renewed his contract for the NBC hit.
“Had some great news today about the American version of The Office,” Gervais wrote. “Steve Carell (now one of the most bankable film stars in the world) has just signed up for another three years with us.
“He is the hardest working man in Hollywood and the harder he works the better it is for me. I mean…well done Steve you are wonderful…He is a very nice man and deserves all his success. I am just as dedicated to my art without compromise but only between the hours of 9 and 3 p.m.”
In addition to revealing the contract coup, Gervais also confirmed another of NBC’s badly kept and somewhat fan-derided scoops: that a satellite Office is already in the works.
Earlier this month, word spread that Rashida Jones, who played Jim’s pre-Pam hookup, Karen, on the show and who currently has a talent holding deal with the network, would be heading up the new cast, though Gervais kept mum on any casting or potential story points.
“We are also working on a spinoff series of the American Office,” he wrote, “but I can’t tell you anything about that yet.”
Jam it anyway.
Sneak a Peek of Pam!
Whether she’s bounding down a Baywatch beach, jet-setting with rebellious rock ’n’ rollers, taking a serious stance for PETA or in cahoots with a love-crazed kidnapping Kazak by the name of Borat, Pamela Anderson has always kept the world guessing.
Which is exactly what she’ll keep on doing in Pam: Girl on the Loose, the new documentary series that, well, tries to keep up with one of entertainment’s most unpredictable icons. Her show premieres August 3 here on E!, but in the meantime, check out this little teaser.