Amy Poehler said Steve Carell deserved to win the outstanding lead actor award at Sunday’s Emmy Awards for his last season of The Office.

“It’s crazy to me,” Poehler, appearing on The Tonight Show Wednesday, said of the six-time nominee, who left the NBC hit earlier this year. (He lost out on the honors to The Big Bang Theory’s Jim Parsons.)

Carell “was totally robbed -- he does such amazing work and everyone knows it,” she said.

The 40-year-old star of Parks & Recreation also explained how she orchestrated a beauty pageant spoof during Sunday's Emmy Awards, where she and the other nominees for best lead actress in a comedy assembled on the stage with roses and a tiara in tow for the eventual winner (who turned out to be Mike & Molly star Melissa McCarthy).

On the outside, it appears that Rob Lowe has had a blessed life; Now, the Brat Pack hunk is finally opening up about the demons that landed him in rehab at the peak of his career.

In his new autobiography, Stories I Only Tell My Friends, the hunky 47-year-old spills the beans on his booze-drenched past, as he partied with high-profile childhood pals such as Charlie Sheen, Emilio Estevez and the late Chris Penn.

The man who was adored by millions reveals how he and Sheen raised hell in the Hamptons when the pair were filming there (Lowe was making Masquerade, while Sheen was filming Wall Street).