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Post by artemis on Sept 17, 2011 14:46:45 GMT -5
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Post by artemis on Sept 20, 2011 3:53:06 GMT -5
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Post by lucy on Sept 21, 2011 22:21:32 GMT -5
That is a strange description.....highest rated show on that network's history.....oh and timed to be on the same night the new season of 2 1/2 idiots...men....without Fharlie...
what a pile of mass manipulation....
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Post by artemis on Oct 20, 2011 13:58:26 GMT -5
Nice tweet from FHARLIE...  |
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Post by artemis on Nov 1, 2011 11:46:08 GMT -5
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Post by artemis on Dec 15, 2011 16:52:33 GMT -5
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Post by sherlok on Dec 17, 2011 20:21:11 GMT -5
Nice tweet from FHARLIE... Which one is the mask? |
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Post by artemis on Dec 18, 2011 5:48:44 GMT -5
I guess both of them ;D.
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Post by lucy on Dec 19, 2011 19:34:22 GMT -5
The one with a hand for a neck...how ironic, a clone dummy a clone ventriloquist...
The clone handles the dummy....sounds like a strange poetic twist.
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Post by artemis on Jan 10, 2012 4:48:39 GMT -5
"Charlie Sheen claims he’s no longer crazy “that was an episode”
Well Charlie wants us all to know that he’s totally sane now that he’s back on TV and that he was just going through something, which he calls “episode”:
“I’m not crazy any more. That was an episode,” Sheen says, laughing, as he spoke with reporters at Sunday night’s Fox Network Television Critics Association party in Pasadena, Calif.
“I think I’m a different person than I was yesterday. Everything is a lot more mellow and focused and much more rooted in reality.”
Sheen, 46, couldn’t be more Zen about his new FX show, Anger Management, in which he will star and produce. He reports that casting is underway and that they will shoot 10 episodes in six weeks.
“I’ve been at this 30 years. It’s nice to be in a situation where the people I’m working with are excited about my input. That wasn’t the case for a long time,” Sheen says.
Of late, Sheen says instead of sounding off on Twitter, “I’ve been spending a lot of time with the kids, a lot of time with the family and I’m getting back into work mode,” adding that he is goddess-free these days. “I’m a single guy hanging out with my children.”
Asked if he has been in contact with his former Two and a Half Men costar Jon Cryer, or producer Chuck Lorre, Sheen says, “Jon and I text. Chuck, no, but at some point we are going to have to get some closure there.”
His opinion of his TV character’s funeral, which opened the sitcom’s new season last September, now that it stars Ashton Kutcher? “It was a little bizarre to watch your own funeral. It was a little mean-spirited. But it’s dead and buried now, right?”
While Sheen says it’s “premature” to name the celebrities who would like to make cameo appearances on his new show, he says “everybody” wants to take part. "
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Post by artemis on Jan 25, 2012 5:54:04 GMT -5
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Post by artemis on Mar 29, 2012 15:14:17 GMT -5
"Charlie Sheen Faces Tough Questions From Matt Lauer on 'Today' Charlie Sheen's public meltdown last year was so epic, he's spent the past six months apologizing for it. First, it was the Emmys, then his own Comedy Central roast... and this morning, a regretful Sheen offered yet another on-air mea culpa to "Today's" Matt Lauer for the series of rants that got him booted off the hit CBS sitcom "Two and a Half Men." Lauer didn't mince words, telling the embattled actor right off the bat that a year ago, "a lot of people would've placed a bet that you wouldn't be around." Sheen again acknowledged how crazy things got for him, saying when he looked back on footage from that time, "it was a little cringeable... because I didn't recognize parts of who that guy was." It's easy to understand why Sheen's contrite now; he has a new sitcom, "Anger Management," premiering on FX this June, and he wants to get back in the public's good graces. But we're not so sure Sheen has completely buried his bad-boy past. He spent most of the interview joking around, implying that he doesn't take his recovery all that seriously. Lauer pressed him on a TMZ video that appears to show Sheen drunk outside of a recent Guns 'n' Roses concert, adding, "I don't know one addiction specialist who would tell a guy in your position it's okay to drink." Sheen wryly replied, "If you do, I should probably go to that guy." In fact, we're a little worried about Sheen: With his sweaty, disheveled demeanor and frantic hand motions, he looked more out of control this morning than he has since his apology tour started. He even let out his trademark "Hello?" a few times. Could we be in for (gasp) Sheenpocalypse 2012? Fasten your seat belts." tv.yahoo.com/news/charlie-sheen-s-apology-tour-continues-on--today---video-.html |
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Post by artemis on Apr 16, 2012 4:08:20 GMT -5
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Post by artemis on Jun 12, 2012 14:49:44 GMT -5
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Post by artemis on Jun 19, 2012 9:46:48 GMT -5
"Exclusive first look: Charlie Sheen bares his soul in Playboy
It sounds like a match made in heaven: Charlie Sheen and Playboy magazine. With his new FX comedy "Anger Management" debuting next week, Sheen is making the usual media rounds, and we've scored a sneak peek at the extensive interview he just gave to the venerable men's magazine. Sheen opens up about everything from prostitutes to fatherhood in the July/August issue of Playboy (on newsstands June 29) -- and we've got an exclusive first look for you right here.
In the interview, Sheen goes over the same apologies we've already heard from him for last year's surreal media blitz that led to his firing from "Two and a Half Men," saying he "was in total denial." But he also sheds some light on how his life has changed since declaring himself a "rock star from Mars," on his one big regret from the "Men" fiasco, and why he's planning to retire after "Anger Management" ends. Here are some of the highlights:
Well, we don't have to worry about Sheen having any self-esteem issues. Even though he's no longer crowing about his "Adonis DNA" (a phrase he now calls "just stupid"), the actor says that his three-decade career proves he's just wired a little differently than you and me. "If you’re special, you’re tortured. I know that sounds arrogant, but you can’t not be special and have a 30-year career. You can’t not be a little different from others and be successful for three decades. Your mind has to work a little differently than the average brain.” Yeah, we don't think anyone's arguing that your brain works a little differently than ours, Charlie.
Everybody wants to party with Charlie Sheen... which he means he now has to be extra-careful who he lets through the front door. "We take phones and purses at my house, and people have to sign s---," he reveals. "I’m not living in the Pentagon, but I’ve been burned enough to have to take precautions. It’s either that or choose a different type of woman or party guest, because you never know.” Hmmm, doesn't sound like he's willing to choose a different type of party guest. In fact...
Though his penchant for prostitutes has led to some infamous run-ins with the law, Sheen's not ready to give up that particular vice just yet. But he does sound a little disillusioned by the whole process. "I’m not saying I’ll never be with a prostitute again. But it’s hard. Parts of it are soulless and parts of it are nourishing. It’s always a roll of the dice.”
[Related: Charlie Sheen Admits He Wasn't 'Winning': 'I Was in Complete Denial']
Charlie may have amassed a thirty-year career in film and television, but he freely admits he had less than noble intentions when he first decided to pursue acting. "A lot of people will say, ‘Oh, I got into acting because I wanted to explore my craft.’ They’re a bunch of liars, unless they’re Sean Penn, De Niro, or my dad [Martin Sheen]. For the rest of us, it was all about chicks and money. Seriously. It was about how I could get money so I could impress the girls and feel like I mattered.” Well, if they gave out Emmys for honesty, we'd definitely nominate this guy.
During last year's media meltdown, Sheen lashed out at his "Men" co-star Jon Cryer, calling him a "traitor" and a "troll." But now Sheen says he regrets that. "That was wrong. I whaled on him unnecessarily. He just got caught in the crossfire. He’s a beautiful man and a f---ing fabulous dude and I miss him." He doesn't have such warm feelings for his old boss Chuck Lorre, however: "Here’s the good news. I’m not there anymore. I’m not working with CBS or Warner Bros. or Chuck anymore. Good news for them and good news for me."
Sheen caused a stir earlier this week when he told The New York Times he plans to retire after "Anger Management" finishes airing. He says that's because he doesn't want to miss seeing his kids grow up. "I can’t tell you how many calls I’ve gotten at work: ‘He or she took their first step’ or ‘He or she ate solid food’ or ‘He or she rode a bike for the first time.’ I’m the breadwinner and I have to do this so my kids can have a life, but I feel I’m missing too much."
Sheen plans to be there for his kids if they get into trouble -- but you can only push a warlock so far. "I have a deal with them. They have one, maybe two chances to call me anytime, no questions asked, and I will come and get them. But if there are signs of any physical damage on their bodies, then there’s going to be gunplay involved. It’s a whole different story for whatever house they’re leaving. That s--- gets burned to the ground. Period, the end. When it comes to my kids, I don’t play around.” Fair warning to anyone who wants to mess with Charlie Sheen's kids: Keep the fire department on speed dial."
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