Warner Bros. has  fired Charlie Sheen from "Two and a Half Men."
Warner Bros. issued the following statement: "After careful consideration, Warner Bros. Television has terminated Charlie Sheen's services on 'Two and a Half Men,' effective immediately."  Still no word on whether "Two and a Half Men" will continue with or without Charlie.


So, where do we go now?  The show could be cancelled, it could continue with another actor, or continue with no new  faces.    No decision has been announced as of this report.

BTW:  Sheen has surpassed 2 million followers on Twitter.

Just because we've all been indulging Gwyneth Paltrow and her singing, doesn't mean we're going to actually spend money on a whole album by her.  Paltrow, who's been playing a singer on film, is trying to take her fantasy into reality by trying to score a recording contract with Atlantic Records.  Those who have heard the songs she wants to record say they are "country pop"...

Comedian, Mike DeStefano, passed away Sunday night after suffering a heart attack. DeStefano, who gained success during the most recent season of Last Comic Standing, was set to perform his one-man show on Wednesday. He had just finished a run of sold-out shows. DeStefano, who was HIV positive, had overcome severe drug addiction and the death of his wife.

"Blade Runner" actress, Sean Young, has joined the season 5 cast of Celebrity Rehab with Dr. Drew. Young joins previously announced cast members Michael Lohan, Bai Ling, Michaele Salahi, Jeremy Jackson, and Amy Fisher. Also set to enlist Dr. Drew Pinsky’s help: Former Guns ‘N Roses drummer Steven Adler.

In "Glee" news, Blaine and the Dalton Academy Warblers are releasing an album of their own in April.  So far this season, the Warblers have sung Katy Perry's "Teenage Dream," Train's "Hey, Soul Sister,"  Destiny's Child's "Bills, Bills, Bills," Robin Thicke's "When I Get You Alone" and Wings' "Silly Love Songs."

NBC will air its newly re-worked "Law & Order: Los Angeles" next month. The series, which went dark in December to reshuffle its cast, will return with a two-hour premiere on Monday, April 11th. It settles into its regular 10 o'clock home the following week, taking over the spot currently held by "Harry's Law," which will have ended its season by then.

Lindsay Lohan is pissed and has fired off a letter to "Saturday Night Live" creator, Lorne Michaels.  She said she was disappointed that Lorne allowed Miley Cyrus to sing a song in her opening last Saturday, that made fun of her. Evidently she considers Lorne a mentor and a father figure and felt betrayed by the whole thing.  The lyric Lindsay is upset about is...."I never stole a
necklace or got a DUI .. never cheated on wife like that golfer guy ... so what if you can see a little boob from the side ... I'm sorry if I'm not perfect."

Marc Anthony has joined the cast of TNT's "Hawthorne" as a series regular, reprising his role of Detective, Nick Renata. Anthony appeared as Renata in two episodes last season. Nick bonded with Christina Hawthorne (Jada Pinkett Smith) last season over criminal investigations involving the hospital.

Elizabeth Mitchell of "Lost" and "V" fame will guest star on Special Victims Unit as a piano teacher accused of killing a little girl.

Here are return dates for all your returning ABC Family favorites, plus the network's newest series:

• The Secret Life of the American Teenager: Mar. 28
• Switched at Birth: June 6
• Pretty Little Liars: June 14
• The Nine Lives of Chloe King: June 14
• Melissa & Joey: June 29
• The Great State of Georgia: June 29
• The Lying Game: August 15

Director, Guy Ritchie has a third child on the way. This time it's with his girlfriend of a year, model Jacqui Ainsely. Ritchie, 42, is already dad to sons Rocco, 10, and David, 5, with ex-wife Madonna. The couple married in Aug. 2000 and called it quits in 2008. Ritchie is currently working on the sequel to "Sherlock Holmes" with Robert Downey Jr. and Jude Law.

Turns out that Sophie Monk was engaged for about six weeks before she got single again. The news broke during a taping of the Chelsea Handler show on Sunday. Handler asked the model, 31, about her recent engagement to "that old guy," French businessman Jimmy Esebag, 50. Monk shook her head, saying, ''I'm newly single.'' She even hinted that she might even ''turn Samantha Ronson."

Kid Rock is set to receive the NAACP's Great Expectations Award at its annual dinner, which typically attracts about 10,000 people, on May 1st...but some supporters may be boycotting the event because they don't agree over  Kid Rock's use of the controversial Confederate flag during performances, saying it's a symbol of hatred and bigotry. NAACP officials defended the honor saying the rocker has consistently lifted up the Great Expectations of many persons
concerning the future of the city.