ABC FAMILY’S NEW ORIGINAL MOVIE BEAUTY & THE BRIEFCASE PREMIERES APRIL 18

HILARY DUFF PORTRAYS A NEW YORK FASHION WRITER WHO GOES UNDERCOVER TO FIND LOVE IN THE CORPORATE WORLD, IN THE NEW ABC FAMILY ORIGINAL MOVIE, “BEAUTY & THE BRIEFCASE,” PREMIERING ON SUNDAY, APRIL 18TH, AT 8:00 PM ET/PT

Burbank, CA (February 25, 2010) They say a good man is hard to find, but one woman will make it her career goal to find love in the workplace in ABC Family’s new original movie, “Beauty & the Briefcase” (fka. “The Business of Falling in Love”), premiering Sunday, April 18th (8:00 10:00 PM ET/PT). The film stars Hilary Duff (“Gossip Girl”), Matt Dallas (“Kyle XY”), Michael McMillian (“True Blood”), Chris Carmack (“The O.C.”) and Jaime Pressly (“My Name Is Earl”).

“Beauty & the Briefcase,” based on the book Diary of a Working Girl by Daniella Brodsky, stars Hilary Duff as Lane Daniels, a bright effervescent fashion journalist whose career and love life intersect in a complicated way when she pitches the article “Switching Careers to Find Love” to Cosmopolitan magazine her favorite magazine and ultimate career aspiration. Lane can’t believe her luck when the editor goes for it in a big way, handing her the professional opportunity of a lifetime a potential cover story!

In order to pull the undercover story off, Lane must first land a corporate job. From there, her mandate is simple find lots of eligible guys in suits in the office and date as many as possible! She quickly learns that going to work at the investment bank, Thompson/Fulworth, doesn’t just mean wearing a nice suit and going to lunch. Luckily, Lane’s new boss, Tom (McMillian), takes her under his wing and teaches her the ropes. As she navigates her way through the corporate world, she also meets Seth (Dallas), a hottie on whom she develops a crush after he comes to her rescue when the copy machine goes haywire. But her perfect plan goes awry when she meets Liam (Carmack), a gorgeous music producer with a British accent who sweeps her off her feet outside the office. Her editor’s (Pressly) rules for the story are clear Lane can only date the businessmen where she works so Liam is strictly off limits! Lane is forced to choose between what she believes might be love and her Cosmo cover story and the results are far from what she expected to find!

The host of CMT’s hit show The Singing Bee stars in Melissa Peterman: Am I the Only One?. The special was filmed last week in Nashville and airs March 12. True Blue: Ten Years of Blue Collar Comedy, airing March 13, is an all-new, one-hour special chronicling the Blue Collar sensation, including its origin, personalities, behind-the-scenes players, successes, setbacks, conflicts and triumphs.

Another new special, Blue Collar Comedy: Ten Years of Funny, airing March 13, reunites Engvall, Foxworthy and Larry the Cable Guy before a live audience in Nashville. Hosted by Jaime Pressly (My Name Is Earl), the comedians recall their favorite moments from Blue Collar, introduce and joke about their most memorable clips from their tours and offer a finale where they improvise together onstage.

Additionally, Blue Collar Comedy Tour, airing March 8, was filmed as a concert movie in 2002 and features performances by Engvall, Foxworthy, Larry the Cable Guy and Ron White at Phoenix’s Dodge Theater. Airing March 9 are Ron White: You Can’t Fix Stupid and Brian Regan: The Epitome of Hyperbole, both one-hour stand-up specials. Jim Gaffigan: Beyond the Pale airs March 10, and Blue Collar Comedy Tour Rides Again, featuring Engvall, Foxworthy, Larry the Cable Guy and White, will be telecast on March 11.

From CMT

In BLUE COLLAR COMEDY: TEN YEARS OF FUNNY, hosted by Jaime Pressly (“My Name is Earl”), Foxworthy, Engvall and Larry the Cable Guy will reunite onstage in front of a live audience to tell it like it was. They will recall their favorite moments from the Blue Collar juggernaut, introduce and joke about their most memorable film clips from the historic Blue Collar tours, and recreate their signature finale where they improvise together onstage.

Remember, the show will air on the CMT network on Saturday, March 13th!

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Jaime Pressly never wanted to tie the knot. But a girl can change her mind.

A mere four months after the Emmy winner, who plays trailer-queen Joy Turner on NBC’s My Name is Earl, met entertainment lawyer Simran Singh, Pressly was sailing down the aisle, dressed in a Caroline Herrera embroidered tulle gown, aglow with diamonds and pearls. Witnessing the picture-postcard September wedding on a Malibu bluff overlooking the Pacific – where the bride danced with her father to Louis Armstong’s “It’s a Wonderful World” – were 200 guests.

Now others may get a glimpse at the nuptials, in the winter 2010 issue of InStyle Weddings. Pressly, 32, says that even though her romance was whirlwind, the relationship is firmly grounded.

“I’ve been on my own for 17 years. I have a son, Dez James, who is 2 years old [from former longtime boyfriend, DJ Eric Cubiche] and a successful career,” she says. “I’m not flying by the seat of my pants. We’re both ready.”

Yet the sizzling connection between her and her now-husband felt like a bolt from the sky. “I was attracted to him right away. His smile, his beautiful skin – and there’s a wonderful intelligence about him,” she says.

In the past, Pressly admits she was usually attracted to charismatic guys – and the 6′,4″ Singh is ultra-reserved. “I loosen him up a bit and he makes me feel protected and loved,” says the smitten bride. “Sim is the first person I met that I was confident I would be able to grow old with.”

The actress will make a guest appearance on Rules of Engagement, in which she portrays a potential surrogate mother for Jeff (Patrick Warburton) and Audrey (Megyn Price) on the CBS sitcom, a rep for the show tells PEOPLE.

“We are thrilled to have Jaime Pressly as a guest on our show this season,” executive producer Tom Hertz tells PEOPLE. “She is hilarious in this role and she’s made a great adjustment from Jason Lee’s mustache to David Spade’s. Watching her with our cast will remind everyone why she won that Emmy!”

Pressly, who won an Emmy in 2007 for her performance in My Name is Earl, will be tape her episode, which will air in the spring, Tuesday in Los Angeles.

From People