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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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

Mike Tyson, “Jackass” star Steve-O and TMZ founder Harvey Levin have committed to making fun of Charlie Sheen on national television. Comedy Central announced today via news release that the aforementioned trio will participate in the upcoming “ Roast of Charlie Sheen ,” to be recorded on Saturday, Sept. 10, and broadcast Monday, Sept. 19, at 10 p.m. EST, shortly after “ Two and Half Men ” makes its Sheen-less season premiere . Steve-O, a recovering addict who has done more than one ridiculous thing in public, and Levin, whose Web site has closely chronicled Sheen’s descent into Warlock-dom, are logical choices for Sheen commentary. As for Tyson, he came to Sheen’s defense earlier this year. Also, he knows a little something about straightening people out after freaky things happen in Las Vegas hotel rooms . Read full article > >

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Mike Tyson, Steve-O and Harvey Levin to roast Charlie Sheen

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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Sheen’s ‘Torpedo of Truth’ hits NYC

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

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

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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Sheen’s Show Doing Well

Charlie Sheen has said his bizarre rants and one-liners are not an act, but they’re going to be.

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Charlie Sheen is going on tour

Charlie Sheen may have endorsed Rob Lowe to replace him on Two and a Half Men, but it appears it won’t be happening: Lowe is under multi-year contract with NBC after joining the cast of Parks and Recreation this year. Another named bandied about as a…

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Rob Lowe Won’t Be Sheen’s Replacement

Charlie Sheen applauded his firing from sitcom Two and a Half Men on Monday. “This is very good news,” he said in a statement. “They continue to be in breach, like so many whales. It is a big day of gladness at the Sober Valley Lodge because now I can…

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Charlie Sheen Applauds His Firing

Rumors that Charlie Sheen was going to air a show on HBO called Sheen’s Corner were denied immediately by the network, but that didn’t stop the out-of-control actor from giving the public a taste of his new life. Though 100,000 viewers tuned in to…

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Charlie Sheen Gets a New Show

Oh, to be a fly on the wall on this trip. Charlie Sheen is accompanying Sean Penn on a humanitarian trip to Haiti, Sheen said Friday. “I’m excited as hell because, you know, if I can bring the attention of the world down there, then clearly this…

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Charlie Sheen: I’m Going to Haiti

Charlie Sheen’s boss is speaking up. CBS Corp. president and CEO Les Moonves offered his first public comments about Charlie Sheen on Tuesday, telling The Hollywood Reporter that he was unsure if Two and a Half Men would return. Moonves said Sheen is…

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CBS CEO Discusses Charlie Sheen

Well this is a surprise: Charlie Sheen’s longtime publicist Stan Rosenfield has resigned because he is “unable to work effectively as his publicist” at this time. Rosenfield quit within minutes of Sheen’s appearance on TMZ this morning, in which Sheen…

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Charlie Sheen’s Publicist Quits

Sounds like he’s got two and a half screws loose. Charlie Sheen is taking his war on CBS to the morning shows. On ABC’s 20/20, he told Andrew Canning he would sue CBS for $300 million. “Wouldn’t you?” Sheen asked. “I’m out of a job. I got a whole…

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Charlie Sheen Threatens to Sue CBS