LOS ANGELES – Charlie Sheen has reached an out of court settlement for his dismissal from 'Two and a Half Men'.
The eccentric actor had filed a $100 million lawsuit against the show's makers, Warner Bros., which has now been resolved, although its terms will remain confidential.
TORONTO – Following his streak of bizarre antics, Charlie Sheen closed his first Canadian tour stop by toasting the ashes of an audience member's dead husband.
LOS ANGELES – Lawyers for the studio behind "Two and a Half Men" are rejecting Charlie Sheen's claim that he's in talks to return to the hit CBS sitcom.
TORONTO – Canadian health officials are warning Charlie Sheen not to smoke when he takes the stage during the Toronto stop of his "My Violent Torpedo of Truth" tour.
LOS ANGELES – Charlie Sheen says he may be reunited with "Two and a Half Men." In an interview with a Boston radio station Tuesday, Sheen said there have been discussions about bringing him back to the hit CBS sitcom he was fired from last month.
NEW YORK – Not good enough, not bad enough.
Too short (50 minutes, plus a seven-minute video). But also, come to think of it, too long.
LOS ANGELES – Not everyone may have Charlie Sheen's "Adonis DNA" but people may soon be able to wear it, chew on it, drink it and experience it in a videogame.
NEW YORK – Charlie Sheen is spoofing his famous "20/20" appearance in a new online video. Uploaded to YouTube over the weekend, the seven-minute parody intercuts his newly taped responses with questions posed by ABC News correspondent Andrea Canning in the widely viewed interview that aired last month.
CHICAGO – This time, Charlie Sheen's stage show began and ended with a standing ovation.
DETROIT – Charlie Sheen was heckled, booed and eventually abandoned by the crowd at his inaugural stage show, with many of the audience members chanting "refund" and heading for the exits even before the show abruptly ended.
Winning? Not on opening night.
DETROIT – Charlie Sheen has been pretty well everywhere the past few months, popping up all over national TV, the Internet and in other forms of mass media, blathering on about the "tiger blood" coursing through his veins and decrying the "trolls" who derailed his lucrative acting career.
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