After watching this new Rhapsody ad and seeing this recent fashion layout for POP magazine, starring model-of-the-moment Agyness Deyn and shot by Ryan McGinley, I couldn’t help but wonder if women jumping off buildings is the new, new thing in pop-culture imagery. In late June, model Ruslana Korshunova, in an apparent suicide, fell from the ninth-floor balcony of her New York City apartment. What do you think is going on here?

Why am I in love with Michael Scott from “The Office”? I have no clue. Maybe it’s his irresistible smarminess. Maybe it’s his constant inappropriateness. Maybe it’s because of that time he tried to hold a rave in his hotel room while traveling on business. Whatever the reason, a fellow fan has seen fit to create a greatest hits reel of every time he’s delivered his “That’s what she said!” punchline. [Defamer]

As part of Nike Women’s new “Here I Am” ad campaign, British Olympic runner Nicola Sanders exposes what it’s like to be a world-class female athlete—on the inside. In the virtual reality video, her brain shouts directions while her heart pushes her to win. Other inspiring videos in the series feature Swiss triathlete Nicola Spirig, Russian tennis champ Maria Sharapova, and judoka star Delphine Delsalle. [Kottke]

Who will reign supreme as the cutest baby polar bear in the entire world? Current champ Knute or the incumbent, Little Wilbaer? [AOL Video]

We sent our girl Lori out to ask men and women how they felt about Valentine’s Day, what their plans are, if the holiday has become too commercial, and if it’s really all that big a deal to be single on February 14th. Today we get the guys’ perspective and tomorrow the ladies will chime in!

Seriously, it does seem like getting pregnant in Hollywood is just about as easy as this Funny Or Die clip suggests. [Funny Or Die]

The Frisky just rang in the New Year and to get in the spirit of starting the year off fresh, we sent our feisty reporter, Lori Harfenist, to Times Square to find out what your sexual and love-related resolutions are for 2008. What’s ours? To have plenty more of it—sex and love that is!

Honestly, this puts all those couples swaying around to Etta James’ “At Last” to shame. [YouTube]

People either love it or hate it when movies have ambiguous endings, because instead of being mindlessly fed a plot, they have to think for themselves and try to figure out what happens. Like Lost in Translation. In the final scene, Bill Murray whispers something to Scarlett Johansson, they kiss, and then Bill walks away into the crowd as the Jesus and Mary Chain’s “Just Like Honey” plays. We’re sure you debated what he could have possibly said to her for hours on end. Well, you can shut up now, because someone took out all of the ambient noise and you can hear exactly what he says. So, is that what you expected to hear? [YouTube]

While Elisabeth Hasselbeck is off on maternity leave, Sherri Shephard is The View‘s lone resident conservative and on yesterday’s episode of the hen house peck fest, guest Melina Kanakaredes brought up a rather innocent topic which led to a whole discussion about transgender teens. Kanakaredes said her young son was playing an imagination dress up game at his preschool recently and wanted to wear a dress—she expressed that this wasn’t something she had a problem with at all and was glad the teacher didn’t make an issue out of it either. Shephard felt very differently, asserting that she would have told the teacher to not allow him to do such a thing because “dresses are for girls not boys.” Barbara Walters was right to point out that a toddler playing make believe is a far cry from a teenage boy dressing in drag every day (something that might warrant a son-parent conversation), but Shephard was unrelenting in her opinion. But where do you stand? Do you think that there’s any harm in kids innocently experimenting with gender roles during playtime? And doesn’t this prove that gender roles in general are just learned behavior anyway? Letting your 3 year old son wear a skirt isn’t going to make him gay, but even if it did, would that be such a disaster? Weigh in with your opinion in the comments.

Just because you’re the cutest celebrity couple of the moment does not mean you should pull a Marc Anthony and J.Lo and do a duet together in front of a nationwide audience at the Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show. Seal, you are in, Heidi you are out! [Red Lasso]

Utilizing a smoke machine, glimmering disco balls, totally ‘70s suit-age, and the keytar, Snoop Dogg seriously takes sexy back to the future in his video for “Sensual, Seduction.” Naturally, there’s pot smoking too! [Best Week Ever]

Sigh. We get it. Kellie Pickler, the American Idol contestant famous for not knowing what salmon is (and who also sings the annoyingly catchy tune “Red High Heels”), is not the sharpest knife in the drawer. But is anyone else peeved that Jeff “You Know You’re A Redneck” Foxworthy uses her idiocy as an excuse to make stereotypical statements about women? Oh, and he also mispronounces “Hungary” which is insane considering he’s the host of Are You Smarter Than A Fifth Grader? Now, who’s the stupid one? [YouTube]

Tyra Banks dedicated an entire hour of her talk show yesterday to one of our favorite subjects—the vagina. However, we were stunned to discover that the audience was filled with women who were scarily uneducated about their own bodies—and that this was somehow supposedly a reflection of society as a whole. Can only 11 percent of women identify all of the parts of their reproductive system? Do many women think you pee and give birth out of the same hole? This is what happens when sex education isn’t readily available—women think they can lose tampons in the cavernous empty space between their legs. [The Tyra Show]

So you may not know this (ha!), but a while back a sex tape featuring Paris Hilton and her ex-boyfriend Rick Salomon (now Mr. Pamela Anderson) was released, and the hotel heiress sued the bejesus out of the distributors. Some people have speculated that Paris actually had a hand in the sex tape being released, and that she and Salomon split the profits; the video up top seems to dispute that. TMZ reports that Paris, who for some reason is rocking a skeleton mask (maybe it was Halloween?), shows up on the security tape for an erotic video store in Toronto, demanding that the managers tear down the posters advertising her “film debut,” saying she’ll sue them if they don’t. Scary. Even better, she says that they need to take down the posters because they’re “mean.” No, Paris, “Stars Are Blind” is mean. One Night In Paris is just funny. One question though? Since when do security cameras come with audio? Might this just be Act V in the “Paris Hilton: Martyr” mini-series (following Act IV: Wrongfully Imprisoned)? [TMZ]

The Daily Show did a hilarious story on the extremely hot women behind the male candidates in the 2008 presidential election…while, of course, poking fun at the male news anchors who will not shut up about their hotness. For the record, if we voted based on the hotness of the potential first lady, we’d go for Kucinich and that spicy ginger-haired wife of his, without question. Likewise, if voting for president was a beauty contest, Obama and Edwards would have to enter the striptease runoff for our affections. [The Daily Show]