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But for this go-around, we're taking a listen to what Lynskey had to share with Variety's Awards Circuit Podcast regarding another popular role – and if she would ever consider reprising her role as Rose if there was ever a revival of the CBS sitcom Two and a Half Men (even after the issues with the[...]

For those doing a double take on the headline, former Two and a Half Men star Charlie Sheen and his one-time mortal enemy series creator Chuck Lorre (with Lee Aronsohn) officially buried the hatchet on their issues to star on the latter's first Max (formerly HBO Max) comedy How to Be a Bookie Sheen is[...]

Cryer played Jim "Wash Out" Pfaffenbach, the pilot-turned-radar tech due to his fisheye vision in Hot Shots! co-starring with Charlie Sheen, Valeria Golino, Lloyd Bridges, and Cary Elwes. Jon Cryer in Hot Shots! Image courtesy of 20th Century Studios "Just saw Top Gun: Maverick Think it's time to reunite with Sheen for Hot Shots: Part Tres," Cryer[...]

Gallen has also served as executive producer and director of the roasts of Rob Lowe, Justin Bieber, James Franco, Charlie Sheen and Donald Trump; as well as the Emmy-nominated roast of William Shatner Christian McLaughlin serves as the executive in charge of production on behalf of Comedy Central. Willis is the latest in a long line of[...]

It's hard to believe we live in a world in which Charlie Sheen can have owned and sold a very nice copy of Action Comics #1, and for that to have remained a virtually unknown event outside of vintage collecting circles  But Action Comics #1 has gained quite a bit of stature in the mainstream[...]

Expect a Page Six One Six blind item piece this week, but for now, let’s talk Nick Spencer. Marvel’s New Fear Itself Teaser WIth Added Voices From The Back It’s nice to hear from the little people sometimes, isn’t it? Spider-Man Shocker: Highest Graded Copy of Amazing Fantasy #15 Goes For $1.1 Million The vintage comics scene[...]

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Some people get annoyed that J Scott Campbell still hasn't finished the long-promised twelve issue Spider-Man project he's been working on for an age. But