Sheen Sues Warner Bros. & Lorre for $100 Million

Charlie Sheen has just filed a lawsuit against Warner Bros. and Chuck Lorre, and he's not only demanding he get paid for the 8 scrapped "Two and a Half Men" episodes..

Source: www.tmz.com

Charlie Sheen to pitch products on Twitter, sets Guinness world record

Just a day after starting up a Twitter account Tuesday afternoon, Sheen had amassed more than 910,000 followers the micro-blogging site…

Source: www.latimes.com

Charlie "Insane" Sheen: "I'm More Famous Than Obama!"

Along with allegedly threatening his estranged wife’s life and referring to his manager as a “stoopid jew pig,” Charlie Sheen recently declared, “I’m untouchable! I’m Charlie Sheen!..

Source: www.smokinggun.com

10 Charlie Sheen Moments

Charlie Sheen continues to astonish everyone by cutting a Tony Montana-like swath through prostitutes, alcoholism, drug binges and other seemingly career-ending exploits....

Source: www.askmen.com

Amanda Knox lawyers seek to stop Lifetime film

Lawyers for U.S. student Amanda Knox and her ex-boyfriend, who were found guilty of killing Knox's British roommate in Italy, have formally demanded that U.S. television channel Lifetime..

Source: http://apnews.myway.com

Jaime Pressly Pleads Not Guilty to DUI

Jaime Pressly pleaded not guilty in a Santa Monica, Calif., courtroom Friday to two misdemeanor DUI charges...

Source: www.people.com

DOWN UNDER: Australia won't let 'Crocodile Dundee' leave country

Actor Paul Hogan, star of the "Crocodile Dundee" movies, has vowed to continue fighting the Australian tax office which has barred him....

Warning To Hollywood TV Networks: Read Comments

In this excellent article by James Hibberd, he points out the dire ratings drop on all the major networks Fall premieres'.

Its not just that. It's also the shows quality and content themselves. Whats even more important?.... how the viewers feel.

Hollywood writes, but can it read?

Hollywood take notice:

Read viewers comments: 'Grey's,' 'Survivor' and 'Office' premiere ratings drop

In 1980, more than 90% of television viewers were tuned in to one of these three networks during prime time.

By 2005, the season ending share of the Big Three networks had fallen to 32%...

Read more The big three's prime-time decline: a technological and social context