two and a half men

Looks like Ashton Kutcher will be replacing Charlie Sheen on 'Two and a Half Men.' The deal hasn't been finalized, according to Yahoo, but they are in the final stages of signing him on.

The letter to "Two and a Half Men" Co-Producer Chuck Lorre is titled "Good Luck Chuck".  The letter, which is actually more of an ego-maniacal rant, was released by TMZ, courtesy of Deadline.com.

It appears that CBS and ‘Two and a Half Men’ creator Chuck Lorre are moving on without Charlie Sheen. Sources tell The Hollywood Reporter that Lorre has pitched a reboot of the series that would involve a “significant role” for co-star Jon Cryer and introduce a new, yet-to-be-cast character. Read more after the jump.

Looks like CBS has changed their mind, because they want Charlie Sheen back on 'Two and a Half Men.' CBS President and CEO Les Moonves has been talking with Warner Brothers to try to bring back Charlie. But will Charlie agree to come back...

I know, Charlie Sheen, enough already. I feel the same way, but before you completely pull the plug on the whole Charlie Sheen thing,

Due to Charlie Sheen's recent antics, CBS has canceled his hit series "Two and a Half Men" for the rest of the season and some are saying it may be gone for good. Those rumors were bolstered by a clip that leaked to YouTube on Friday, featuring what might be the final episode of "Men." Could CBS have shot an emergency series finale in case longtime troublemaker Sheen someday we

Looks like CBS is finally fed up with Charlie Sheen. They announced last night that they are canceling 'Two and a Half Men' through the end of the season. The cast and crew can thank Charlie because it looks like they won't be receiving any paychecks.

"...Stay away from the crack, unless you can manage it socially..."  One of the 'inspiring' quotes from Charlie Sheen in these impromptu call-in segments from the Dan Patrick Show.  Read more to hear the interview.

Chuck Lorre, co-producer of CBS's "Two and a Half Men" offered a little insight into his feelings about Charlie Sheen's ongoing antics:

It could get a little costly for "Two and a Half Men," as Charlie Sheen takes some time out for rehab.  They are taking a break from shooting, but if they shut down permanently, it could cost as much as $250 million in domestic syndication revenue.

Charlie Sheen's wife, Denise Richards, tweeted this after porn star Kacey Jordan appeared on Good Morning America today.  Watch the interview after the jump.

Well it's just the start of the new year and Charlie Sheen has managed to get into trouble again.  At least this time he didn't go to jail.