Sitcom Sheen is back (for better or worse) with 'Anger Management'You have to hand it to Charlie Sheen: the man can deliver a one-liner with the best of them. He's had lots and lots of practice, of course, especially with all of those seasons on "Two and a Half Men." That is, until Things Went Terribly Wrong. 'Louie' returns on heels of C.K.'s successComedian Louis C.K. is having a good week. He just sold over 100,000 tickets to his upcoming stand-up comedy tour on his own terms in less than 2 days, and this wasn’t his first successful sell-it-yourself experiment. Late last year, he sold downloads to his comedy special “Live at the Beacon” for $5 on his website, paving the way for fellow comedians Aziz Ansari and Jim Gaffigan. He earned over $1 million in just 12 days. But before he completely upended the stand-up comedy industry, C.K. forged a revolutionary path in television. On Thursday, his bizarre, stunningly creative and indisputably singular FX comedy returned with its third season premiere. Behind-the-scenes with T.I. on Kelsey Grammer's 'Boss'Kelsey Grammer has a new co-star: rapper T.I. takes on a recurring role in Starz's critically acclaimed series "Boss" in August. Grammer stars in his Golden Globe-winning role of Tom Kane, the mayor of Chicago who concealed the fact that he had a serious illness in the first season. In the second season, Kane continues to try to manage his debilitating illness as he rebuilds his inner circle. While you were working ...Today's news you might've missed:
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[youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zgsIGEm3f7w&w=560&h=315%5D Critics: Sheen's 'Anger Management' more of the sameTonight marks Charlie Sheen's big comeback after getting fired from CBS' "Two and a Half Men" last year, but reviews for his new FX show, "Anger Management," aren't leaving us with high expectations. Essentially, it sounds like you've probably seen it all before. Sheen stars in the new series as baseball player-turned-therapist Charlie Goodson. His character counsels those in need of anger management .... even though he has some issues of his own. His anger is so prominent it ended his baseball career. (And yes, the show draws inspiration from Jack Nicholson's 2003 movie of the same name.) Celebs react to health care rulingThe Supreme Court handed down a historic decision on Thursday as it ruled to uphold a health care law that has been a controversial part of President Barack Obama's term. Obama: Supreme Court ruling on health care a victory for all Americans We've heard opinions from both the right and the left about this ruling, and the debate, of course, has also reached Hollywood: |
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