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This week: Charlie Sheen in ‘Anger Management’; ‘America’s Got Talent’ narrows field
The TV Guy - Orlando SentinelCharlie Sheen returns in a new sitcom this week, and “America's Got Talent” announces its Top 48 acts. The highlights this week include: Sheen is back in “Anger Management,” a bawdy sitcom that debuts with back-to-back episodes... -
'Anger Management': Charlie Sheen's new show casts Selma Blair, Shawnee Smith
From Inside the BoxBlair will play his therapist while Smith will play his ex-wife.... -
Charlie Sheen reunites with Denise Richards on 'Anger Management'
Show TrackerCharlie Sheen will reunite with his ex-wife Denise Richards on "Anger Management" on FX... -
Jigsaw, Michael Myers and Chucky team up for Universal Studios' Halloween Horror Nights
The Hero ComplexT.J. Kosinski is back as a contributor for Hero Complex, this time with a quick preview of the seasonal scares coming soon to Universal Studios Hollywood... Want to play a game? This October, Universal Studios Hollywood wants to take you...... -
Charlie Sheen could really be #winning with 'Anger Management'
The Baltimore SunI don't like Charlie Sheen, and I thought the online mania over him last year after he was fired by CBS was a sign from God that American culture was in a very bad place and needed divine intervention to be saved. Given the political landscape these...Tags: NPR, The New York Times, Anger Management (tv program), College Sports, Barack Obama
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Charlie Sheen all grown up in 'Anger Management,' but is that a good thing?
Tribune reporterIs Charlie Sheen representing reality in his sitcoms, or is he trying to shape it? Better question: Do we still have to care about him?In his previous show, CBS’s"Two and a Half Men,"Sheen played Charlie, a rich, womanizing bachelor who skated...Tags: Selma Blair, Anger Management (tv program), Ashton Kutcher, Two and a Half Men (tv program), CBS Corp.
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TV review: 'Anger Management,' Charlie Sheen not winning
RedEyeI've always appreciated the programmers at cable network FX for their desire to bring edgy, brainy and brave series to TV, which is why the Charlie Sheen project "Anger Management" stupefies me. How does the home of challenging, outside-the-box...Tags: Drama (genre), Kerri Kenney, Anger Management (tv program), Charlie Sheen, Selma Blair
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Movie review: Saw V -- 1 out of 5 stars
Orlando Sentinel Movie CriticAnother Allhallows Eve, another Saw movie. They're as dependable as pumpkins and as fresh as a jack-o'-lantern left out in the sun until Thanksgiving, but no matter. It wouldn't be fall without a little more torture porn. More "guilty" people deserving...Tags: Roger Moore, Saw V (movie), Explosions, Death, Cary Elwes
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Pilots: Ms. Malick Goes to Washington
Zap2It.comWendie Malick is hoping the third time will be the charm for her and ABC. Malick, who's starred on the network's "Jake in Progress" and "Big Day" in recent seasons, has joined an untitled comedy set in Washington, D.C. She heads a slew of actors,...Tags: Comedy (genre), Washington, DC, Mary Steenburgen, Saw (movie), Death
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Men
TIMES STAFF WRITERFriday June 26, 1998 "Men," a film of much warmth and honesty, could have been tailor-made for Sean Young, a free spirit on screen and off. It's a fresh take on contemporary relationships between men and women in that it unfolds from the woman's...Tags: Paul Williams, Hollywood (Los Angeles, California), Movies, Sean Young, Karen Black
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'Saw II'
Times Staff WriterProviding your standards aren't too high, "Saw II" is a worthy follow-up to its grisly predecessor. While most horror sequels are more like remakes, this one takes a different tack in continuing the first film's sadistic life-or-death gamesmanship in...Tags: Beverley Mitchell, Saw (movie), Glenn Plummer, Death, David Fincher
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'The Almost Guys'
Times Staff WriterWriter-director Eric Fleming wistfully pays homage to films of the 1970s in his rambling comedy "The Almost Guys," but the result is more along the lines of an abandoned sitcom pilot. Shot in just 24 days, the film staggers under the weight of stale...Tags: Crime, Law and Justice, Comedy (genre), Kidnapping, Movies, Entertainment
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