2010 Emmy Nominations Posted 8th July 2010

The 2010 Emmy Nominations were announced today in Hollywood. Charlie Sheen was not nominated for Lead Actor in a Comedy Series for the first time since 2006.

Jon Cryer was nominated for Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series for the fifth time. Cryer won the award at last year's ceremony for his work as Alan Harper. Jon Cryer goes up against Chris Colfer (Glee), Neil Patrick Harris (How I Met Your Mother), Jesse Tyler Ferguson, Eric Stonestreet and Ty Burrell (all Modern Family).

Holland Taylor was nominated for Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series for her work as Evelyn Harper. She was last nominated for the award in 2008 and has been nominated for the award three times in total. She faces competition from Jane Lynch (Glee), Kristen Wiig (Saturday Night Live), Jane Krakowski (30 Rock), and Julie Bowen and Sofia Vergara (both Modern Family).

Two and a Half Men also picked up nominations for Outstanding Cinematography for a Half-Hour Series, Outstanding Hairstyling for a Multi-Camera Series or Special, and Outstanding Sound Mixing for a Comedy or Drama Series (Half-Hour) and Animation.

Jane Lynch was nominated for an Emmy for her appearance in the episode 818-JKLPUZO as Dr. Linda Freeman. Jane Lynch was also nominated for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series for her role as Sue Sylvester on Glee.

Season 7 DVD coming to UK Posted 7th July 2010

Two and a Half Men: Season 7 will be released on DVD in the United Kingdom on October 4th, 2010. The UK edition is likely to feature similar cover art to the US edition, four discs instead of three and the same bonus features. It can be pre-ordered now from Amazon.co.uk.

The DVD will also be released in Australia on October 13th, according to a listing on DVDCrave.com. The DVD is set to be released in the United States on September 21st and can be pre-ordered now from Amazon.com.

Season 3 Episode Tournament: Result Posted 7th July 2010

We are running a series of episode tournaments to find the fans' favourite episodes from each season of Two and a Half Men. We are now able to announce the result of our Season 3 tournament.

Always a Bridesmaid, Never a Burro defeated That Voodoo That I Do Do by a convincing margin. Thank you to everybody who voted.

Look out for our Season 4 tournament soon.

Season 3 Episode Tournament: Final Round Posted 29th June 2010

We're running an episode tournament to find the fans' favourite episodes from each season of Two and a Half Men. The second round of our Season 3 tournament has just closed.

The two episodes going head-to-head in the final round are That Voodoo That I Do Do and Always a Bridesmaid, Never a Burro. The two episodes knocked out were Weekend in Bangkok with Two Olympic Gymnasts and The Unfortunate Little Schnauzer.

You can cast your vote now. The result of the tournament will be announced next Tuesday.

Sheen in Forbes' celebrity power list Posted 29th June 2010

Charlie Sheen has been ranked #63 in Forbes' annual list of the 100 Most Powerful Celebrities. The actor has featured in the list for the previous two years, finishing #88 in last year's list and #85 in the 2008 list.

The increased press coverage of Sheen's private life, the continued success of Two and a Half Men and his wage rise for the series may have propelled him up the list. Sheen finished just behind the band Rascal Flatts and ahead of athlete Derek Jeter.

Oprah Winfrey topped this year's list, the fourth time she has finished first since the list's inception in 1999. Beyonce, Avatar director James Cameron, Lady Gaga and Tiger Woods finished out the top five.

Season 3 Episode Tournament: Round 2 Posted 21st June 2010

We are running an episode tournament to find the fans' favourite episode from Season Three of Two and a Half Men. The first round has just closed.

The two pairs going head-to-head in the second round are: Weekend in Bangkok with Two Olympic Gymnasts vs. Always a Bridesmaid, Never a Burro, and That Voodoo That I Do Do vs. The Unfortunate Little Schnauzer.

Cast your vote now. The round is open for one week.

Season 7 DVD package art revealed Posted 17th June 2010

Warner Home Video revealed the details of the forthcoming Two and a Half Men: Season 7 DVD yesterday, but package art for the DVD wasn't yet available. Amazon.com today uploaded cover-art for the DVD.

The artwork hasn't been revealed by Warner so it might change. The cover can be seen in higher quality at Amazon.com. You can pre-order the DVD today for just $28.99 at Amazon.com.

Season 7 DVD Announced Posted 16th June 2010

Warner Home Video has announced the details for the upcoming release of Two and a Half Men: Season 7 on DVD, TVShowsOnDVD.com reports. The DVD will hit stores in the United States & Canada on September 21st.

The twenty two episodes from the 2009/10 season will presented across 3 discs. Bonus features are a gag reel and a "Ghosts of Charlie's Girlfriends Past" featurette. The cover-art for the set is not yet available.

The DVD looks set to be released in Australia later this year, although retailers are currently reporting conflicting release dates. No date has yet been revealed for a UK release. Comedy Central UK isn't airing the second half of Season 7 until the Autumn, meaning it's unlikely the DVD will be out before then.

Pre-order the DVD now from Amazon.com for $28.99.

Sheen plea deal hits snag Posted 8th June 2010

Charlie Sheen's lawyers and Aspen prosecutors failed to agree a plea deal today, delaying sentencing of the actor until next month. Sheen was expected to enter his plea today. The deal would have seen Sheen jailed for 30 days, but it fell apart after disagreements over out of jail working conditions.

The proposed rules stipulated Sheen could not smoke while he was out of jail working and could eat only meals provided by the jail. The deal would have allowed Sheen to leave jail during the day to work for an Aspen theatre company. A new hearing is set for July 12th.

The delay in sentencing might affect taping of Two and a Half Men. The show usually starts taping in mid-August for the new fall season. Last season contained two fewer episodes than originally planned because of Sheen's legal troubles.

Sheen renews contract Posted 18th May 2010

Charlie Sheen has renewed his contract with Two and a Half Men for a further two seasons. The actor had hinted he would walk away from the show after his contract expired earlier this year, though this appears to have been a negotiating tactic.

The actor's contract expired at the end of the seventh season of Men, although CBS had already signed up through to a ninth season. CBS were hoping for a deal before Wednesday, May 19th, when the network presents its fall schedule. It was widely expected negotiations would be completed just before the upfronts.

Financial terms were not disclosed, although it was widely reported Sheen was holding out for $2m per episode. Warner Bros. reportedly offered him $1m per episode to stay, up from the $800,000 an episode he was previously receiving. Sources say Warner's offer increased more than Sheen's decreased.

CBS will announce the return of the show at their upfronts tomorrow (May 19th) in New York City.