Charlie Sheen

Charlie Sheen has now said he wants to marry both of his girlfriends, who are currently living with him. He thinks their relationship is more healthy and loving than most marriages.

With all the rough attention piling up, it's becoming increasingly hard to argue that Charlie Sheen is "winning." But that doesn't make this Jimmy Fallon sketch, where the comedian incorporates crazy Sheen quotes into a spoof cologne commercial, any less hilarious.  Check it out after the jump.

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

Jimmy Kimmel Live did a paradoy of Charlie Sheen's interview dubbed over Charlie Brown, let the hilarity begin!

Charlie Sheen has been all over TV and the radio lately, saying all sorts of ridiculous things.  And although the (ex?) "Two And A Half Men" star freely admits to having done more cocaine "than anybody could survive," he's apparently been sober during his media blitz. Sheen even passed a drug test for marijuana, cocaine, opiates, amphetamines, the results of which were revealed

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.

Charlie Sheen wants Brooke Mueller and Denise Richards back in his life and living near him. His real estate agent is looking for two mansions in his neighborhood.

"...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.