This year tweeters have been most interested in Charlie Sheen, the Arab Spring and the McLobster, according to Twitter.

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Twitter reveals 2011 hot topics

This year tweeters have been most interested in Charlie Sheen, the Arab Spring and the McLobster, according to Twitter.

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Twitter reveals 2011 hot topics

FX announced late Thursday that Charlie Sheen, sacked star of “ Two and a Half Men ,” will return to sitcom TV next summer. The basic cable network — and the home of “Two and a Half Men” reruns — has ordered 10 episodes of “Anger Management,” which is loosely based on the 2003 flick of the same name. Sheen will play the film’s Jack Nicholson role. Read full article > >

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Charlie Sheen’s ‘Anger Management’ to air on FX next summer

A stunning 29 million people tuned in to watch Chuck Lorre kill off Charlie Sheen on CBS’s “Two and a Half Men” Monday night — about 40 percent more people than CBS had been expecting. And, Ashton Kutcher didn’t fail as Sheen’s replacement! It’s a role Kutcher seems best at — playing pretty but pretty naive. The 29 million is a series best for the long-running sitcom. CBS suits erupt in happy dancing. Read full article > >

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‘Person of Interest,’ Ashton Kutcher’s ‘Two and a Half Men,’ ‘The New Girl’ and more TV premiere week highlights

Record crowds turned out Monday night to watch Charlie Sheen be killed off on one television network and resurrected on another. Nearly 29 million people caught Monday night’s expunging of Sheen from the CBS sitcom “Two and a Half Men.” That’s the long-running show’s largest audience — ever. It’s also the biggest season-debut audience for any scripted program on television since 2005. Read full article > >

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Charlie Sheen-less ‘Two and a Half Men’ season debut draws record audience

Nearly 28 million people caught the expunging of Charlie Sheen from CBS sitcom “Two and a Half Men” Monday night. That’s the long-running sitcom’s largest audience — ever. The episode — in which Sheen’s Charlie Harper is described as having been killed when he slipped on a platform at a Metro in Paris, fell in front of an oncoming train and his body exploded like a meat balloon — also clocked its biggest ever audience among viewers advertisers pay a premium to reach – 18-49 year olds. Read full article > >

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‘Bye-bye Charlie!’ say 28 million ‘Two and a Half Men’ viewers

For reasons that everyone knows entirely too much about, television nearly lost “ Two and a Half Men ” last spring. One of the cast members had personal problems in a broadly public way, the eighth season was halted, and a merciful cancellation seemed possible for the highly rated CBS sitcom. When all is said and done (and former co-star Charlie Sheen is roasted and toasted and given whatever glories await him) — and now that Ashton Kutcher proved Monday night on the show’s ninth-season premiere that almost any sentient being could have easily joined the cast — the thing I’ll remember most about this saga is that no one besides the people who make money off syndication bounties ever seemed terribly distraught about losing “Two and a Half Men.” Read full article > >

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‘Two and a Half Men’ minus 1 Sheen, plus 1 Kutcher, with no net loss

With reports that the actor may be in line to replace the fired Charlie Sheen on CBS’s sitcom “Two and a Half Men,” here’s a look at his life and career so far. Read full article > >

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Ashton Kutcher through the years

Actor Ashton Kutcher will replace Charlie Sheen in the hit CBS comedy show Two and a Half Men, Warner Bros Television says.

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But could he have done an American accent? Former bad boy Hugh Grant was deep in final negotiations Tuesday night to replace Charlie Sheen on the CBS hit sitcom Two and a Half Men, until he pulled out due to “creative differences,” according to…

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Charlie Sheen continued his 20-city road show, “My Violent Torpedo of Truth/Defeat is not an Option,” with a stop at New York’s Radio City Music Hall on Friday. (April 9).

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Charlie Sheen may not be winning anymore. The volatile star kicked off his Violent Torpedo of Truth tour Saturday night-and was met with jeers, boos, and walkouts. “I’m a giant and leaky bag of mayhem,” the former Two and a Half Men star told the crowd…

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Charlie Sheen’s Tour Debut Bombs

Here’s a fastball: CBS wants their embattled star Charlie Sheen back on the hit TV comedy sitcom Two and a Half Men, RadarOnline.com is reporting. According to a source, CBS President and CEO Les Moonves has been having internal discussions over the…

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Report: CBS Wants Sheen Back

Charlie Sheen may have figured out how to turn his flameout into a decent gig. His deal for the Violent Torpedo of Truth show has him booked for 21-dates and taking home 85 percent of the profits, with Live Nation getting the remaining 15 percent….

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