Taking his former show's transition in the best of spirits, Charlie Sheen said that he feels "honored" to see his "Two and a Half Men" character killed off in a train accident.
Making another promotional appearance, Denise Richards hit the late show circuit as she stopped by " Jimmy Kimmel Live!" last night (August 4).
The always-stunning "Wild Things" actress took to the set in a super-hot ensemble, wearing a plunging red mini-dress and silver pumps as she gave press for her new book, "The Real Girl Next Door."
All eyes will be on Ashton Kutcher when the new season of “Two and a Half Men” debuts in the fall, and a brand new promotional poster just hit the web.
Continuing onward with book promotional duties, Denise Richards has been keeping herself occupied in New York City as of late.
The curly haired mother of three most recently stepped out on Wednesday (July27) as she took to the streets of midtown in a flowing pink frock - making time to smile for the shutterbugs as she hurried between stops at ABC studios and "The Howard Stern Show."
Ready to make his return to the small screen, Charlie Sheen has announced his role in a new show based on the 2003 comedy "Anger Management."
According to a Lionsgate press release, the 46-year-old will have some ownership stake in the new sitcom that focuses on "a mild-mannered, non-confrontational man ordered to attend group anger management sessions led by a therapist who could probably use some anger management himself."
We all know how rumors go, so it comes as little surprise that reports claiming Charlie Sheen passed away spread like wildfire.
Quickly putting the illegitimate gossip to rest, the former “Two and a Half Men” star reassured his followers with a tweet earlier today, “Warlock: long nap…very much alive.”
She made headlines when news of her relationship with Charlie Sheen came to light, now Rachel Oberlin - better known as Bree Olsen - is opening up about with her version of life, love and sex with the Hollywood bad boy.
