What Should CBS Do With Their Charlie Sheen Situation? We Survey the Industry to Find Out
It's not the financial catastrophe it's made out to be, but it could be a personal one.
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It's not the financial catastrophe it's made out to be, but it could be a personal one.
'Mike and Molly' and 'Rules of Engagement' may help fill the void left by 'Two and a Half Men.'
"We are profoundly concerned for his health and well-being," says a CBS rep.
The "suitcase of coke" is not to blame.
Plus, Amy Poehler's stock photo modeling career comes back to haunt her, on our regular late-night roundup.
"I have a high level of concern," says CBS chief Nina Tassler. "How could we not?"
He refuses to go to rehab, but CBS is concerned.
Sled dog urine is very rare.
"I really feel bad, u are as cool and sexy and as sweet and fun and friendly as they get!"
"It wasn't until he put his hands around my neck that I really thought to myself, 'You have gotten yourself in a bad, bad situation.'"
'Two and a Half Men' isn't dirty ha-ha, it's dirty depressing.
More Jimmy McMillan mileage. Eat his dust, landlords.