"Defeat is not an option": Charlie Sheen goes on another radio tirade
Today it was Pat O'Brien, the former troubled "Access Hollywood" who got a Sheen exclusive (listen here). "They know what they did was wrong they are in absolute breach (of contract)," Sheen said on O'Brien's "Loose Cannons" show. "I did nothing wrong. I expressed an opinion, I get the first amendment behind me. Defeat is not an option … They just picked a fight with the wrong guy, I was a good ol' guy for eight years, I put five bil in the studio’s pocket, I put a half of bil in Chuck’s pocket so this is the freaking thank you I get? This is the level of gratitude that I get? I should've been walking in to massages and h**d jobs."
Watch the "leaked" finale for "Two and a Half Men" // Crew rips "ass-wipe" Sheen
"Sons of Anarchy" creator: I can sympathize with Chuck Lorre and Charlie Sheen
Taiwanese TV takes on Sheen vs. Lorre // Sheen is making Mel Gibson look normal
Double standard: Threatening pregnant wife okay, threatening Chuck Lorre not okay
Why mock a diminished man? // Sheen's most shocking moments
Sheen: Chuck Lorre has called me "Carlos Estevez" on set
What took so long? // John Stamos: No, I'm not replacing Sheen
Chuck Lorre famously battled Brett Butler on "Grace Under Fire"
How will Sheen's downfall affect lucrative "Men" in syndication?
Kelsey Grammer weds
A week after his divorce from Camille, the 55-year-old Grammer married his 29-year-old flight attendant girlfriend this afternoon, with the bride apparently wearing a white bathrobe.
Nathan Fillion tells "Firefly" fans: Stop sending money!
Fillion's message comes after "roughly 70,000 people donated to "Help Nathan Buy Firefly."
David Kurmholtz joins "Playboy"
The former "Numbers" star will play the boss of NBC's Playboy club series set in 1963 Chicago.
Judge dismisses lawsuit accusing Jerry Seinfeld of slander on Letterman
A New York judge ruled that Seinfeld didn't defame a cookbook author who accused his wife of theft when he called her a "wacko" and a "nutjob" on "The Late Show."
Ken Jennings: "Alex Trebek was pissed"
According to Jennings, the "Jeopardy!" host felt he got hustled by Watson, who changed up his game dramatically between the practice rounds and the actual game. Jennings also reveals on his blog that Watson nailing a question about Deep Blue beating Garry Kasparov didn't make the broadcast.
Matthew Morrison: I was in David Letterman's boy band
Watch the "Glee" star show off his abs on "The Late Show" in 1999 as part of Dave's fake boy band Fresh Step.
Joel McHale won't behave like Ricky Gervais as the Indy Spirit Awards host
McHale says he's "not pursuing hosting" Saturday, which means no "Soup"-like snarkiness. "Our simple goal is that we're there to honor terrific movies and terrific filmmakers," he says. "This isn't 'Bridalplasty' or 'Bad Girls,' which are shows bent on destroying America. This is art that is building America."
Why "Idol" improved: Nigel Lythgoe returned, bored Simon Cowell exited
It turns out Lythgoe's absence was sorely missed these past two years. With Nigel back, the show has improved creatively, with two good new judges and one of the best Top 24 in recent years. PLUS: Casey Anthony expected to sing at tonight's taping after blood transfusion, and watch Chris Medina's music video.
Oscar is all about social media this year
The Academy Awards is taking advantage of many of its viewers' "two-screen behavior" — watching the show while commenting on it online at the same time. PLUS: Did James Franco deserve to be nominated?
Why did "The Good Wife" name a Sarah Palin-supporting character after Timothy McVeigh?
Fox News is up in arms over "Kurt McVeigh," Gary Cole's conservative character, whose name harkens back to the 1995 Oklahoma City bombing. But co-creator Robert King says that's simply not the case — producers just wanted to show a strong conservative.
"30 Rock" tackles feminist hypocrisy
Last night's "TGS Hates Women" episode was notable for parodying the feminist website Jezebel and "The Daily Show"/Olivia Munn controversy. "What '30 Rock' is good at is peeing all over sacred (or at least earnest) cows at the same time that she's polishing them up and offering them more airtime than they would find anywhere else on network television," says Rebecca Traister, adding: "Last night, Fey again took feminist piety as her mark (memorably telling Jack, 'I support women! I'm like a human bra!') at the same time that she engaged in it herself."
Cristin Milioti steals the show // Watch her on "The Sopranos"
Susan Sarandon signs up for "30 Rock" cameo
Tina Fey to produce a comedy from longtime "SNL" writer Paula Pell
Extended "Idol" impacts ratings for "CSI" and "Grey's Anatomy"
In fact, "Idol" resulted in record-low ratings for "Grey's."
Elementary students didn't know "Seinfeld's" Uncle Leo was their acting coach
Len Lesser, it turns out, spent the final years of his life volunteering at an elementary school in a low-income San Fernando Valley neighborhood, directing plays while teaching children the art of acting.
"Spartacus" prequel comes to a close
Tonight's "Gods of the Arena" finale sets the stage for Season 2. PLUS: Manu Bennett says, "Nothing means anything."
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