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Charlie Sheen No Longer Talking About 'Winning'

Originally posted 03/30/2012 01:30PM

New show. New attitude. New Charlie Sheen?

"No one seems to want to remember," says the former Two and a Half Man star, now with a new FX series, Anger Management, referring to his headline-making rants of exactly a year ago, "they all talk about 'tiger blood' and 'winning' and everything. But no one talks about what I was so upset about."

Sheen, 46, directed his anger at the time against Two and a Half Men's executive producer, Chuck Lorre. The upshot was that the CBS sitcom – which once earned Sheen a record $1.25 million per episode – was recast with Ashton Kutcher.

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Filed Under: Two and a Half Men, TV News, Charlie Sheen, Chuck Lorre

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Ashton Kutcher Visited Demi Moore: Source

Originally posted 03/03/2012 10:00AM

Ashton Kutcher hasn't spoken publicly about estranged wife Demi Moore since her health crisis began in January – but he has seen her, a source tells PEOPLE.

The Two and a Half Men star has visited since her hospital stay, but "they are not getting back together," according to the source.

He went because "he knew it was important to her daughters," says the source. Moore has three girls with ex-husband Bruce Willis. Daughter Rumer, 23, remains especially close with Kutcher despite his split from Moore.

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Filed Under: Two and a Half Men, Ashton Kutcher, Chuck Lorre, Demi Moore

Charlie Sheen: 'I'm Not Crazy Any More'

Originally posted 01/09/2012 09:35AM

Charlie Sheen says that last year's headline-making antics are indeed a thing of the past.

"I'm not crazy any more. That was an episode," Sheen says, laughing, as he spoke with reporters at Sunday night's Fox Network Television Critics Association party in Pasadena, Calif.

"I think I'm a different person than I was yesterday. Everything is a lot more mellow and focused and much more rooted in reality."

Sheen, 46, couldn't be more Zen about his new FX show, Anger Management, in which he will star and produce. He reports that casting is underway and that they will shoot 10 episodes in six weeks.