Charlie Sheen received his second standing ovation on tour when he took his "Violent Torpedo of Truth" show to Cleveland.
Charlie Sheen gets a standing ovation in Chicago
The crowd was already on Sheen's side before he even came out on stage Tuesday, chanting "Detroit Sucks!" — a reference to his opening night disaster, according to The Hollywood Reporter. Sheen, who played Cleveland Indian Rick "Wild Thing" Vaughn in Major League, elicited more ...
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A producer has filed a lawsuit against Charlie Sheen, claiming the actor interfered with a planned reality project starring Sheen's estranged uncle, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
Ed Meyer's suit maintains that Sheen and his parents, Martin and Janet Sheen, conspired to "threaten, interfere with and restrain" a series with Joe Estevez. Meyer claims damages of "not less than $10 million."
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Could Uncle Jessie be stepping in for Uncle Charlie?
Now that production on Two and a Half Men has been halted for the remainder of the season and Charlie Sheen is at war with creator Chuck Lorre, John Stamos has been approached to...
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As Charlie Sheen continues his anti-Chuck Lorre and Two and a Half Men tirade, TVGuide.com takes a look back at more than 20 years of Sheen's bad behavior.
Charlie Sheen: The history of a promising acting career
January 1990: While in their home, Sheen accidentally shoots fiancée Kelly Preston in the arm. The relationship ends.
September 1990: Sheen completes drug rehab a month after checking himself in.
July 1995: Sheen testifies in the tax evasion trial of Hollywood madam Heidi Fleiss, admitting he spent almost $53,000 on her prostitutes.
December 1996: Sheen is arrested for...
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Martin Sheen says he's praying for son Charlie Sheen and likens his addiction to cancer.
"He's an extraordinary man," Martin told Sky News. "You know, if he had cancer, how would we treat him? The disease of addiction is a form of cancer, and you have to have an equal measure ...
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