Charlie Sheen Reviews, Interviews & More

Scary Movie 5 isn't the worst thing ever, a critique that could be leveled at Meet the Spartans, but it's not a good movie by any stretch. It's a never-ending pastiche of attempts to try and make the audience laugh though toilet and physical humor. Scary Movie 5 is mostly...

With the release of Scary Movie 5, it points out that it's been seven years since the last Scary Movie film, and in that time, the parody film ate its own tail. There were so many parody movies that eventually there was a (sorta) parody of parody movies. But Scary Movie 5 is all about using the up to date approach of...

If you have a network show catching the attention of millions, it's difficult to keep "haters" out of the mix. CBS's Two and a Half Men has been in the public eye for nearly a decade, and has attracted plenty of negative attention during that time. Now one of the show's original lead actors, Angus T. Jones, is joining the legion of haters against the sitcom....

Lindsay Lohan just landed her next starring role in a movie. An actual movie this time. Now before you think this is a good thing for Lohan's career, know this: her starring role is alongside Charlie Sheen in the next Scary Movie – if you haven't been keeping up, it's No. 5.

Well, the stunt casting for Robert Rodriguez’s Machete sequel, Machete Kills, continued today when Rodriguez announced that none other than Lady Gaga would be joining the increasingly off-kilter and attention-getting cast for the film.  Oh, and the Gags even has her own poster character poster already.

It looks like Machete Kills really is happening—after the news that such Hollywood trainwrecks as Mel Gibson and Charlie Sheen have actually been cast together in the film, one almost had to wonder if it was all some strange fever dream on the part of director Robert Rodriguez, and not a real film.  However, thanks to a behind the scenes video courtesy of NuevOn, you can actually...

Because the Machete franchise has increasingly become a refuge for failed or disgraced stars—say hello, Lindsay Lohan, Don Johnson, and Mel Gibson—it makes complete sense that Charlie Sheen has been officially cast as the President of the United States in Robert Rodriguez’s Machete sequel, Machete Kills.

Because it’s a necessary and organic plot development that in no way is trying to exploit the controversy generated by its former star, Two and a Half Men will feature an upcoming storyline in which the ghost of Charlie Sheen’s character (who was killed off to explain Sheen’s termination from the program), returns to haunt the remaining 1.5 men, as well as his...

Kim Kardashian is switching gears from reality TV star to certified actress. She's been cast in a legitimate Hollywood film, not spoof -- a real movie! Also, Charlie Sheen's heading back to television (after being replaced on "Two and a Half Men"), Sean Penn's ready to direct and two new movie posters have hit the net. All this and more in our Friday news roundup...

Well, it finally happened last night—the first non-Charlie Sheen episode of Two and a Half Man aired last night.  The show, which, even with Sheen in the starring role was still one of the crappiest comedies on TV, is now starring Ashton Kutcher since Sheen publically flamed out and was kicked off the program.  Many were curious how Sheen’s character, Charlie...

In a very public act of viciously and brutally beating a dead horse into the ground as we all stand around in shocked, disbelieving silence tinged with the weary acceptance that it’s going to happen no matter what we do, Charlie Sheen has announced that he will be starring in a big-screen adaptation of his life, A Glimpse Inside the Mind of Charlie Swan III.  Seriously.

The Charlie Sheen crazy train seemed to derail a couple months ago. You can only make so many tiger blood jokes. And while Sheen did a public speaking tour, and was recently booed at the gathering of the Juggalos, Two and a Half Men hired Ashton Kutcher and is going full steam ahead.  We'll see how well that works Sheen-free, but Charlie is not out of the spotlight,...

Ugh, good lord save us all, it’s happening again—after a relatively quiet early summer, the continuing trainwreck sprawl that is The Charlie Sheen Flame-Out of 2011 continues to roll ever onward with an inexorable and soul-crushing omnipotence (hey, look who bought a thesaurus today!).

As Charlie Sheen's tour across North America continues, and as The Hollywood Reporter notes every reception, it's hard to say where Sheen-mania is in total. But one thing keeping the Ma-Sheen in the news is the constant rumors about what's going to happen with "Two and a Half Men." The Show has been a fountain of money for the studio, but Sheen's recent behavior got him kicked off the show....

In feud THAT NO ONE ON THE PLANET IS SICK OF YET, GUYS, SO PLEASE KEEP DOING THIS IN PUBLIC BECAUSE IT’S SOOO ENTERTAINING AT THIS POINT, Two and a Half Men creator Chuck Lorre has hit back at Charlie Sheen, via his trademark ‘vanity card’ (it’s a post-credits, sometimes blink-and-you’ll-miss-it screen at the end of his sitcoms where he...

Martin Sheen (father of Charlie), recently anointed himself in the role of Johnny Obvious this week, when he opened his mouth and roared in a voice made thunderous with shocking truths that hadn’t occurred to any of us, tearing the clouds asunder and splitting the very earth we walk upon with his shocking news:  Charlie Sheen may be emotionally maladjusted.

The immortal question raised by all the drama around Charlie Sheen is and has always been this: Does the audience of "Two and a Half Men" care? Oh sure, Sheen may be cavorting with hookers and porn stars, and may be locking them in closets and accidentally shooting them, but that's part of Sheen's mythos at this point. And Forbes has shown that his show is...

Like the rest of you, I’ve found myself unable to sleep at night, deeply, deeply concerned about how Charlie Sheen will be able to maintain his finances in the wake of being fired from Two and a Half Men.  Well, gang, breathe easy—I think the little scamp that could is going to be A-OK.

The speed to which pop culture takes and unpacks its pop culture moments is breathtaking. Charlie Sheen became a phenomenon when he did an interview where he made a bunch of references to "winning" and "Vatican Assassins" and "tiger blood," and came off as amusingly out of his mind. Quickly, the impressions and jokes went viral. Sheen joined Twitter, and within a day...

The fun continues in the "winning" household. Today apparently it was decided that Charlie Sheen might actually be a harm not to just himself and the airwaves, but possibly others -- and not with his mind force, with guns! I was aware that he is a self-proclaimed super, Vatican, cooking, ninja (I dare you to make sense of that combination), but not that you he was holding anything greater than...