Jon Cryer calls Charlie Sheen drama "awful," says "Ashton was amazing"
"He took the roof off the place," Cryer said of his new "Two and a Half Men" co-star. "The man works hard for the money. It's a lovely vibe." As for the drama surrounding Sheen, Cryer says, ""I never want to go through that again. It was an awful thing to be a part of."
Ashton Kutcher will be TV's highest-paid sitcom star this season at $700K an episode
Meanwhile, TV veterans like Kiefer Sutherland, Tim Allen and Ted Danson will each earn $225,000 an episode.
Jamie Oliver's restaurant destroyed in UK riots
He tweeted of his Italian eatery: "Sadly my restaurant in Birmingham got smashed up windows all gone whole area closed, cant open, staff and customers all safe!!"
Gloria Steinem: Boycott "The Playboy Club"
The feminist icon says, who worked at the Playboy Club as part of an expose, says: "I expect that 'The Playboy Club' will be a net minus and I hope people boycott it. It's just not telling the truth about the era."
Chris Harrison: ABC lawyers were "very particular" with "Bachelor Pad" sex scenes
"The covers can't be moving," he says. "They can't be on top of each other." PLUS: Harrison claims Clint Eastwood is a "Bachelor" fan, Vienna & Kasey are moving in together, and "Bachelor Pad 2" debuts to solid ratings.
Dana Delaney: I plan to return to "Desperate Housewives"
"We don't know if it's for sure – it's all about scheduling," says the busy "Body of Proof" star. "We'll make it happen. I just want to resolve things. I would like Katherine to be happy. And gay – I want her to stay gay."
"Top Chef" confirms 3 Texas cities for next season
Austin, Dallas and San Antonio.
HBO unveils the "Boardwalk Empire" Season 2 trailer
Take a walk down the boardwalk with Nucky Thompson.
Watch Pia Toscano's music video
The "Idol" alum's "This Time" comes out on the same day as "Idol" champ Scotty McCreery's video.
When did "Desperate Housewives" jump the shark?
Was it last season or the pilot episode?
"Sons of Anarchy" is halfway done with its hoped-for 7 seasons
Says Kurt Sutter: "It was brought to my attention the other day that if we get the luxury of playing out our seven season arc, we are halfway to completing that task."
"Chuck" nabs alums from "Lost" and "Smallville"
Jeff Fahey and Justin Hartley will guest on the 2nd episode.
VH1 documentary will examine the connection between hip-hop and cocaine
"Planet Rock: The Story of Hip Hop and the Crack Generation" airs next month, featuring RZA, Snoop Dogg and B-Real.
Sofia Vergara's "little sister" isn't actually her sister
Sandra Vergara, who Maxim billed as the "Modern Family" star's little sister, is actually Vergara's cousin, though they were raised in the same family.
Huffman jokes she may leave acting altogether once the series wraps up. "Some people say I'm crazy," she says, 'but you go into acting jail at the end of these things, because it's hard for people to see you as anything else but Lynette Scavo or whatever it is, so I think it's unwise to kind of look at the carnage of past television actresses around you and go, 'Well, it's not going to happen to me,' 'cause I think it probably will. Which is why I'm planning to open supermarkets and gas stations." PLUS: Meet 
"Everything is, I don't want to say cheaper, but I just did," the "Last Man Standing" star told critics this morning. "There's less revenue, there's less of everything so you've got to do better with less." He adds: ""Sometimes leaner is better. In this case it's not." PLUS: Allen says: "I really wanted to
"I wasn't exactly shocked but you always hope for the best, so I was really sad," Huffman said Sunday in reaction to "Desperate's" cancelation. Added Marcia Cross: "I think Marc is right; this is the time; this is the moment." PLUS: Will 
"It was part of the irony of the profession," says creator Jack Orman. "It was a coveted position at the time for young women. They needed to be college-educated and speak several languages. They were really pioneers. The fact that they had to be subjected to girdle checks and weigh-ins adds a certain realism, but also a dramatic push."
"Desperate" creator Marc Cherry was on board with the decision. "I think the only thing harder than creating a ht show is to know when to end it," said Cherry. "It's something that has weighed on my mind for some time. I'm well aware of people who have overstayed their welcome, and I just didn't want that to happen to us. I wanted to go out while the network still thought it was a viable series and while it still did well in the ratings; I wanted to go out in the classier way possible."
How Charlie Harper died was not revealed at last night's taping of the season premiere, the first Charlie Sheen-less episode, according to TMZ. "As for Ashton," TMZ notes, "most of the audience liked him. We're told he and (Jon) Cryer had good chemistry — and Ashton went out of his way to interact with the audience. At one point he snuck into the crowd and surprised a woman with a back rub." One audience member, though, thought Kutcher was a little dry. PLUS: 
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