Charlie Sheen will be charged with a felony
Specifically, Aspen authorities will charge the "Two and a Half Men" star with felony menacing for the Christmas Day incident involving his wife on Christmas Day, according to TMZ. In addition, Sheen is expected to be charged with misdemeanor assault. TMZ says the complaint won't be filed until late Friday or early Monday morning.
It's true: NFL just loves "Idol" singers
"American Idol" singers seem to always perform at big-time NFL games. This year, it'll be Chris Daughtry before the game and Carrie Underwood singing the National Anthem. PLUS: Check out Ellen on "Idol" judging table.
Watch Ashton Kutcher's "SNL" promos
"Be sure to check out Ashton on 'That '70s Show.'"
"Lost" Season 1 vs. "Lost" Season 6
Watch a side-by-side comparison of the Oceanic flight.
Budweiser relents, allows Clydesdales on Super Bowl
A whopping 70% of fans voted to bring back the popular commercial.
NBC celebrates Black History Month … with fried chicken!!
NBC's 30 Rock menu from today offered fried chicken and collard greens to celebrate Black History Month. The Peacock realized the error, and within hours the fried chicken was replaced by grilled chicken.
Watch a preview of The Who's Super Bowl performance
At this afternoon's press conference, Pete Townshend defended he had a right to perform, despite his arrest for child pornography.
"Mad Men's" Bryan Batt has designed "The Hef" for Playboy
The limited-edition loveseat will commemorate the 50th anniversary of the Playboy club.
"Ugly Betty" has fewer episodes to remove Betty's braces
“The braces are coming off," says Silvio Horta, as he describes the pressure that "Betty" faces now that the final season order has been reduced from 22 to 20 episodes.
The providers of "Idol's" comic relief should star in their own "Idol"-like competition, argues Richard Rushfield. "That their fame is so fleeting is one of Idol's great tragedies, and one we demand, at long last, be corrected in the name of justice and entertainment," he says. "We call for Fox to grant equal competition rights to these stars who bring Americans such joy."
"I can't take it off at this point," says the "Parks and Recreation" star, "it would be too drastic a change. The beard's such a huge part of my appeal. I think most people come to my shows just to see my beard in person. I don't know if it's really about the live comedy as much as like, "Wow the beard looks just as good in person as it does on TV."
The Comedy Central series is as good as ever after a 14-month absence. “You’d think we were The Sopranos and not a 21-and-a-half-minute show about farts," says Silverman. "Everyone came back after so many months and taking other jobs, but they found their way back," she said, adding: "Even though our budget was smaller, we really made it work. Aesthetically it still looks so rich.”
