Ashton Kutcher

It was inevitable that a biopic on Steve Jobs would be made at some point within a year or two after his passing. Now producer Mark Hulme is speaking out about casting Ashton Kutcher in the lead role and more information on what part of Jobs' life the movie will focus on.

Fear not, 'Two and a Half Men' fans.  Where one year ago it seemed the long-running CBS sitcom was desperate to put a lead actor in place after Charlie Sheen's famous departure, the current incarnation of Chuck Lorre's prize-winning sitcom will soon secure its future for a historic tenth, and by no means final season.

In an effort to make some of us feel old (and celebrate their 25th anniversary) FOX is re-airing the pilot episode of "Married with Children" on April 22nd to kick off a special night of programming.

You're all familiar with 'Two and a Half Men,' the head-scratchingly popular show that used to star Charlie Sheen, abuser of women, and now stars Ashton Kutcher, abuser of fame. The show's co-creator, Lee Aronsohn, recently had some despicable things to say about female-centric television from his throne of male righteousness.

Following the death of Steve Jobs, there was much mourning and the entire online world joined together for the digital eulogy  to end all digital eulogies. Of course, the moment that was all over, deals were made, hands were shaken and discussions began regarding a film about Jobs' life. And now here we are, with Mr. Jobs cast for his first (and certainly not last) biopic: Ashton Kutcher will don

And it seems like only yesterday we were reporting about the exorbitant amount of money the cast of 'Modern Family' sought to gain in their contract re-negotiations.  What?  It was?  So that must mean that TV's other sitcom behemoth 'Two and a Half Men' must be due for some serious...really?  No?  Hmm.

In the latest news from her "common sense is not so common" world tour, reports are flying that Rihanna, 24, has spent the past couple months hooking up with a certain very famous and fidelity-challenged actor. So who's her new paramour?

When Ashton Kutcher needs to get away, he really gets away. The 'Two and a Half Men' actor has just become the 500th person to book a voyage on Virgin Galactic -- and it's a trip that will take him all the way to outer space.