Alyssa Milano reveals via Twitter that she's having a baby boy! Plus, Charlie Sheen is winning, duh, or is it duh, winning? Guess you'll have to pick up one of Charlie's new T-shirts to know for sure!

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On "The Office," Jim Halpert livens up his mundane job by pulling pranks on coworker Dwight Schrute. But what is it like to actually be a salesman in Scranton, Pennsylvania? Parade Magazine found a few Americans who have the same real-life jobs as your favorite primetime stars.

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1. SALES EXECUTIVE
Scranton sales exec Ross McArthur works from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily, making calls and meeting with clients for auto marketing company Net Driven. He may not work with paper, but he thinks his office life is remarkably similar to Jim Halpert's. "Sales is sales," McArthur says. "We just don't have Steve Carell cracking jokes all the time. And I don't have an archnemesis like Dwight."

ROSS McARTHUR, 26
SALES EXEC FOR NET DRIVE
SCRANTON, PA
$70,000

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2. CHOIR DIRECTOR
"Glee" may be winning TV awards, but real-life Lima, Ohio, choir director Stephen Popa hasn't noticed any change in his group's popularity. "When the show came on the air, we all thought, 'Great! This is going to get some mileage for

Eva Longoria has a star-studded, 1920s-themed bash for her 36th birthday, while Kellan Lutz rings in his 26th Vegas style. Plus, Justin Timberlake and Mila Kunis are not dating, and Jessica Biel isn't crying a river over her split with the "Sexyback" singer.

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Jessica Alba has a "do it yourself" baby shower. How crafty! Plus, Justin Timberlake and Jessica Biel are officially dunzo, and Bieber Fever takes over Liverpool, England.

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Julianne Moore better brush off those folksy aphorisms.

The four-time Oscar nominee has been tapped to play Sarah Palin in HBO Films' upcoming adaptation of the best seller "Game Change."

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The movie is based on the book by John Heilemann and Mark Halperin, which overflowed with insider gossip about the inner workers of the McCain and Obama operations during the 2008 presidential race.

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Heilemann and Halperin's book depicted Palin as out of her depth and unprepared for the national spotlight.

No word yet on who will play John McCain, Barack Obama, or Hillary Clinton.  

To play Wasilla's most famous resident, Moore will have to cross the political aisle. She endorsed Obama in the presidential race, and has been an outspoken advocate for liberal causes such as abortion rights and same sex marriage.

As TheWrap first reported, "Game Change" will be directed by Jay Roach of the "Austin Powers" franchise fame.

The Charlie Sheen crazy train doesn't seem to be in danger of stopping any time soon! On the day that Sheen announced he was suing Warner Bros. and "Two and a Half Men" creator Chuck Lorre for $100 million, the actor posted a new video on FunnyOrDie.com entitled "Charlie Sheen's Winning Recipes."

Sporting a tiger-print chef's hat, Sheen hosts a cooking show at his home, Sober Valley Lodge, where he spouts a succession of the one-liners he's become famous for, while whipping up a meal fit for a ... well, you'll just have to see it for yourself.

"Here I come Food Network," Charlie says in the skit, where he refers to a spatula as "a cooking wand for a warlock" and a glass bowl as a "cauldron of awesomeness." As he proceeds to "cook" a meal, Sheen jokes that he grows his own veggies because his "finger tips radiate sunshine," that he waters his garden with "tears of a jaguar," and that he can cook steak with lasers shooting out of his eyes.

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Jesse James has been spotted wearing a wedding band! Does this mean he and fiancee Kat Von D are already married? Plus, find out what couples have recently called it quits, and Britney Spears is set to join President Barack Obama and First Lady Michelle in an anti-bullying campaign.

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Just one month after announcing a special deal with Target to promote an exclusive deluxe edition of her new album, Lady Gaga has pulled the plug on it. The singer called off the partnership due to her disagreement with Target's politics -- it seems the retail giant donates significant amounts of money to anti-gay political candidates.

In a February, 2011 interview with Billboard.com, Gaga initially expressed her reservations over doing a deal with Target due to their political stance, but instead of just turning it down, the "Bad Romance" singer saw it as an opportunity to push her own agenda of empowerment for all.

Lady Gaga performs at her Monster Ball concert in Boston, Massachusetts, on March 8, 2011. - London Entertainment/Splash News  

"Part of my deal with Target is that they have to start affiliating themselves with LGBT charity groups and begin to reform and make amends for the mistakes they've made in the past," Gaga told Billboard, adding, "Our relationship is hinged upon their reform in the company to support the gay community and to redeem the mistakes they've made supporting those groups."