Robinson is only pretending to be a small business owner in what will be a series of AT&T commercials that will reunite him ...

Despite reports that "The Office" star Craig Robinson is quitting comedy, he's teasing a new AT&T marketing campaign.

As suspected, Craig Robinson is not quitting comedy, he’s just doing a commercial. If the prankster lead-up campaign didn’t reel you in, perhaps the fact that some of his old friends from The Office ...

Craig Robinson is returning to The Office - sort of. The actor - who played warehouse foreman-turned-assistant regional ...

Craig Robinson is leaving the comedy world behind for what The Office alum says is “something huge.” In Instagram posts – ...

The billboards announcing Robinson's retirement were in AT&T-style blue, further fueling speculation that this is a marketing ...

The (former?) comedian is joined by Ellie Kemper, Angela Kinsey, Creed Bratton and Oscar Nuñez to pitch his innovative small business idea.

Fans of The Office did a double-take last week when Craig Robinson, best known for playing the laid-back, piano-loving warehouse foreman Darryl Philbin, announced he was quitting comedy.

Fans can breathe a sigh of relief! Craig Robinson's viral announcement about quitting comedy was just a clever marketing ...

In an Instagram video message, Craig Robinson, 53, shared that he had a “life update.” He told his followers, “I’m officially quitting comedy to focus on my true calling.

Six months after another Omnicom alum became Publicis' global CEO, Romanok has landed the chief commercial officer job at the agency’s Digitas unit.