New Delhi: Actor Shakti Kapoor, who built a career on the big screen as the Mr Chief Molester of Women, spent weeks as a contestant on the popular television show painstakingly convincing everyone that in real life he is just a regular guy who respects the opposite sex. The best of the voyeurs were crushed to see him pass the salt politely at the dinner table without making a single...
09:05 AM, Feb 24, 2012
Los Angeles: Charlie Sheen is all set for his official return to the tube. The actor will make a comeback to American TV screens with his new comedy series 'Anger Management' in March -- a year after he was fired from hit sitcom 'Two And A Half Men'. Sheen will lead the cast in 'Anger Management' as a former baseball player with rage issues who becomes an unconventional management counsellor,...
12:23 PM, Feb 23, 2012
London: Charlie Sheen is extremely disappointed with the way TV show 'Two and a Half Men' is being handled following a recent drop in viewing figures. The 46-year-old actor, who spent seven years on the programme before he was sacked earlier this year following erratic behaviour, admitted his replacement Ashton Kutcher is doing the best he can, reports femalefirst.co.uk. "He's doing the best he can. I don't think the role...
12:54 PM, Oct 23, 2011
New York: Charlie Sheen has become the highest paid actor on TV, despite losing his job on 'Two And A Half Men'. The 46-year-old star had a public fall-out with the show's creator Chuck Lorre earlier this year, following months of bizarre behaviour and he was eventually fired in March. Hollywood actor Ashton Kutcher took over the lead role in the hit show, but Sheen still managed to top Forbes's...
02:12 PM, Oct 15, 2011
New York: Think all the dirty laundry being aired between Charlie Sheen and his former boss Chuck Lorre on 'Two and A Half Men' has ended? Think again. Lorre, who was targeted by Sheen in a series of public rants earlier this year that led to the TV actor being fired, implied in a 'vanity card' at the end of Monday's program he is writing a tell-all book on the...
11:51 AM, Sep 29, 2011
Los Angeles: 'Royal wedding' and 'winning' (as in Charlie Sheen's catch-phrase) were the two most used phrases on television in 2011, according to a survey released on Tuesday. The rantings of the former 'Two and A Half Men' actor beat 'Arab Spring' and Simon Cowell's 'The X Factor' singing show when it came to dominating TV screens in the official 2010-11 US TV season, the Global Language Monitor said. "This...
03:13 PM, Sep 21, 2011
London: Actor Charlie Sheen, who was fired from his hit sitcom Two And A Half Men admits his behaviour went out of control. "It was like a runaway train that I was kind of the reluctant conductor of. And it just kept going. I said some things that were a little out there. I might have overshot the mark a little bit," Sheen said. "But these were just metaphors...These were...
02:32 PM, Sep 17, 2011
Los Angeles: Hollywood star Ashton Kutcher says he is not trying to replace Charlie Sheen on comedy series 'Two and a Half Men' because the latter was incredible. The 33-year-old actor took over the leading role in the comedy series following Sheen's public meltdown and spat with the show's creator Chuck Lorre, and he says he has been "lucky" to get the job and hopes he can do half as...
03:43 PM, Sep 16, 2011
Los Angeles: Hollywood hellraiser Charlie Sheen has admitted that his erratic behaviour earlier this year, which saw him being axed from his hit sitcom 'Two and a Half Men', went out of hand. The 46-year-old actor says he has become sober and calmer after his public meltdown, which prompted many fans and friends to question his mental state, reported Aceshowbiz. "I don't really know what happened. It was one of...
03:17 PM, Sep 16, 2011
London: He was branded a "troll" by Charlie Sheen but his former 'Two and a Half Men' co-star Jon Cryer says he feared the actor, who was hospitalised twice during his drug-fuelled hell-raising 12 months, was going to die. In those troubled months, Sheen was hospitalised twice and was fired from hit TV sitcom following his public rants against show's creators and Cryer. "Mostly I was worried that Charlie was...
02:34 PM, Sep 15, 2011
Los Angeles: He may have looked like he was "winning," but actor Charlie Sheen took it on the chin on Saturday night at a Comedy Central TV roast where his sex life, drug use and talent drew punches -- and punch lines. Sheen, once TV's highest paid actor on the comedy series 'Two and a Half Men' before he was fired in March by the CBS network, has seen numerous...
01:30 PM, Sep 12, 2011
Los Angeles: Former 'Two and a Half Men' star Charlie Sheen celebrated his 46th birthday with two of his ex-wives, Brooke Mueller and Denise Richards. The troubled actor enjoyed a meal out with third spouse Mueller and their two-year-old twin sons, Bob and Max, and also with second wife Richards and their daughters, Sam, seven, and six-year-old Lola separately over the weekend, reported TMZ online. Sheen and Mueller - who...
12:19 PM, Sep 06, 2011
London: Actor Charlie Sheen is reportedly thinking of getting back together with ex-wife Brooke Mueller. Sheen and Mueller went through a messy divorce in 2009, when she alleged Sheen threatened to kill her. A source told TMZ.com that the pair have been "getting counselling and therapy (with) the boys" and Mueller, who has struggled with substance addiction, is "actually responding to treatment". The 45-year-old actor has taken Mueller to Mexico...
01:49 PM, Aug 22, 2011
London: Actor Charlie Sheen is throwing a party to watch his character Charlie Harper's funeral on "Two and a Half Men". Sheen was fired from the sitcom and replaced by Ashton Kutcher after his eccentric behaviour and feuds with creator Chuck Lorre, who has now decided Charlie Harper dies off screen. However, the 45-year-old claims he isn't angry and is looking forward to watch the first episode of the ninth...
10:20 AM, Aug 09, 2011
Los Angeles: Charlie Sheen's 'Two and A Half Men' character will not only be killed off, he will be given a funeral when the TV series returns in September, according to entertainment industry website Deadline Hollywood. The screen demise of Sheen - whose role on the TV comedy made him the highest-paid actor in Hollywood - follows his firing from the show after a vicious public spat earlier this year...
12:28 PM, Aug 03, 2011
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