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A diplomat El Salvador has asked newly unemployed “Men” actor, Charlie Sheen to issue an apology for what he regards as a disparaging remark and an insult to El Salvador and its people.

Kelly Preston has come out in defense of her ex-fiance Charlie Sheen in an interview at the launching of the Organic Liaison store owned by her friend, Kirstie Alley’s.

Actress Lindsay Lohan is expected in court Thursday to tell the judge of her choice between accepting the terms of a plea deal or taking her chances and go to a trial for the felony grand theft filed against her by the Los Angeles District Attorney’s office.

Forbes magazine has ranked Mexican business mogul, Carlos Slim as 2011 richest man in the world. This is the second year for Slim to top the list with his fortune measured by Forbes at $74 billion.

Queensland Premier Anna Bligh has told the Australian public broadcaster ABC that Prince William wants his visit to Australia informal, noting that the Prince has expressed wishes to get close to the people.

Newly fired actor of “Two and a Half Men” Charlie Sheen has claimed during a radio interview that he prefers John Stamos and Rob Lowe as his possible replacements on the US hit TV series.

“Entertainment Tonight” has aired Wednesday a 39-second footage showing actress Lindsay Lohan inside the Venice jewelry store where the $2,500 necklace was allegedly taken.

The producer for “Tomb Raider” featuring feisty heroine Lara Croft, played by A-list actress Angelina Jolie has just acquired the film rights for another sequel of the adventure film and is reportedly cooking up for a reboot of the film.

Oscar-winning actor, Ben Affleck has called on to the United States government to step up aid to the Democratic Republic of Congo for failure to do so might result in unfathomable consequences.

First Lady Michelle Obama has beaten even her popular husband, US President Barack Obama, as she topped the latest popularity survey among US politicians.

Prince William will go on official trip from March 17 to 21, a little over a month before his wedding at Westminster Abbey on April 29 and intends to make Australia his second stop before heading back to Britain for more preparations to the Royal Wedding.

Italian rider Franco Pellizotti has been found guilty of dope use and has been banned from the race in the next two years.

After that big fall the other night by New Orleans’ guard, Chris Paul, the National Basketball Association is now seriously considering a league-wide concussion management protocol that will ensure the protection of the league’s players.

The captain for Sydney Roosters, Braith Anasta has signed a two-year contract extension, ending speculations of his future in the club. The club made the announcement Monday highlighting that their star player has inked a new deal with Sydney Roosters and agreed to stay until the end of 2013 season.

Cyclist Greg Henderson of New Zealand’s Sky team has won a sprint finish Monday, taking second stage of the Paris-Nice cycling race.

While her divorce had just been finalized by the court in January though was made public in early February, it did not stop the ‘Desperate Housewives’ star, Eva Longoria to get cozy and intimate in public with new beau, Eduardo Cruz.

Chris Medina may not have made it to American Idol’s Top 13 but records have come to his doorsteps allowing him to advance ahead of his fellow contestants who still have weeks to please America and the judges.

Duchess of York, Sarah Ferguson has continued to displease the Royal Family and is now in hot water again after reports came out that she had accepted money from a pedophile.

Director Martin Scorsese has joined the list of Hollywood big stars recently hit with tax charges. The veteran director comes next to Al Pacino who was earlier reported by the Los Angeles County Recorder's Office to owe more than $188k of back taxes.

Unafraid that she will be the next board of the CBS ‘firing’ darts, Charlie Sheen’s “Men” co-star, Holland Taylor was the first to come out in defense of the newly sacked front man of the US hit TV series. Holland has come to sit, eat and laugh with Charlie on the sitcom’s set in every production shoot since "Two and a Half Men" made the airwaves in 2003.

Now that CBS is reportedly keen on keeping “Men” alive with creator Chuck Lorre conducting internal meetings on possible replacement, Charlie Sheen will sure have no place on the US hit TV series - - the show that has made him the highest-paid television actor in America.

Charlie Sheen’s lawyer, Martin Singer has described the actor’s termination as ‘absurd and ridiculous’ emphasizing that CBS’s honcho, Chuck Lorre was behind all these.

Actor Al Pacino is now the target of US Internal Revenue Service (IRS) for his alleged failure to pay taxes. The IRS has filed tax charges against the A-list actor for reportedly not paying an estimated amount of $188,283.50 of taxes.

Chuck Lorre is reportedly trying to keep the hit TV series going and continue producing the "Two and a Half Men"… only, without Charlie Sheen.

Around 150 nude cyclists have participated in the annual bike ride bringing shock to onlookers and residents as they swept inner-city Melbourne in promoting bike activism.

Pop singer, Cyndi Lauper belted out over an airport loudspeaker to help fellow passengers kill time while waiting for their delayed flight. Watch the video.

Read Nixon official statement when he decided to take an indefinite leave as a veteran agent for the AFL

The world had seen Charlie Sheen using the web in firing at producers, zeroing on CBS honcho, Chuck Lorre. In the last two weeks, the beleaguered but America’s highest-paid television actor had conducted his own media tour, dropping by at all major television news and magazine programs of all major television networks in America.

Sheen’s camp believes that the move to terminate him was a simple "retaliation of the producers" against the the actor for lambasting the big and powerful official of CBS, Chuck Lorre.