Charlie Sheen

When a Hollywood star is in need of a quick paycheck, there's only one thing to do: travel overseas to film a commercial! The thinking is that no one in America will see them "slumming it" by hocking wares to the citizens of Japan, but this is the internet and all eventually comes to light. The latest of these is a Dutch beer commercial starring America's second favorite celebrity psycho

Charlie Sheen and Denise Richards are back together -- on-screen, that is. The former marrieds are set to reunite on an episode of Sheen's new sitcom, 'Anger Management.'

We'll say it: God bless Charlie Sheen for being such a good sport.  Rather than ignore the epically un-"winning" meltdown that took him off 'Two and a Half Men' and nearly destraoyed his career, good ol' Tiger Blood is taking it in stride in order to promote 'Anger Management.'  If it doesn't kill him first.

Once upon a time -- exactly a year ago, to be precise -- Charlie Sheen seemingly lost his mind. His public behavior during that period made a lot of us cringe, and in a new interview to promote his upcoming sitcom 'Anger Management,' Sheen says he's not all that proud of it himself.

It really is quite a trip to consider that Charlie Sheen's infamous 'Two and a Half Men' exit and the various viral public meltdowns have been in our rear-view for the better part of a year now.  So with "winning" behind us, have we only 'Anger Management' to look forward to?  'Today' has your answer!

...It's been something of a long day and our heads might not be screwed on correctly right now, so bear with us as we try to get out this next sentence: 'Two and a Half Men' is bringing back Charlie Sheen, but giving the role to Kathy Bates.  Nope, it didn't sound any less crazy that time either.

Well, chances are Charlie Sheen had to go somewhere after being dropped from 'Two and a Half Men,' and it might as well be somewhere that allows more adult comedy than CBS. FX has finally scheduled out the long-publicized debut of Charlie Sheen's 'Anger Management' project, which takes its name as a loose adaptation of the 2003 Jack Nicholson / Adam Sandler film of the same name.