More than a decade after its final episode aired, The Office is getting the definitive treatment fans have been waiting for. In 2026, Universal Pictures Home Entertainment is releasing the complete ...

And the Dundee for Best Ad Goes to... Missing the world’s favorite “People Person's Paper People?” Well, The Office fans can go down under for The Office Australia starting Oct. 19 on Amazon Prime.

You can always count on Bob Vance, Vance Refrigeration, to share helpful information. The fridge expert and husband of Phyllis Vance (Phyllis Smith) informs the crew that Jim and Pam's former ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The Gang are heading from Paddy's Pub to Dunder Mifflin. With shooting underway on the 14th season of FX comedy series It's Always ...

Take Two translates the day’s headlines for Southern California, making sense of the news and cultural events that affect our lives. Produced by Southern California Public Radio and broadcast from ...

WTR reveals trademarks around the world for The Office paper firm Lawsuit filed against owner of US DUNDER MIFFLIN mark Owner claims suit is “disgusting” and plans to fight back The fictional paper ...

For many reasons, The Office just feels really authentic. Like you’re watching real people (some weirder than others) in a real office living their real lives. Part of that comes from the fact that ...

Staples-owned Quills.com has been making Dunder Mifflin paper (inspired by the workplace on NBC's "The Office") since 2011, and it wanted to run an ad for the brand during the Oscars in Scranton, PA.

Quick: You’re selling a commodity in a declining industry. What do you do? Stick with the old ways of doing things until you inevitably close up shop? And that’s exactly what Quill.com has done. A ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. As the new Peacock series “The Paper” opens, we learn a few things about the fate of Dunder Mifflin — the paper business at the ...

The fictional paper company from NBC’s “The Office” is now a very real brand, with a crowdsourced ad in the Super Bowl to prove it. Pam and Jim are nowhere in sight, but an entirely separate Dunder ...