Topic: Charlie Sheen

Bank of America accused by anonymous website of hiding data

Bank of America: Anonymous leaker releases e-mails purporting to show employees requesting the purging of loan documents. But Bank of America says 'extravagant' claims untrue.

Tired of hearing about Charlie Sheen? A new browser plugin will fix that.

Tinted Sheen, an add-on for Chrome and Firefox, will redact all online references to Charlie Sheen, leaving you to surf the Web in peace. But is it wrong to create online lacunas?

Charlie Sheen and the media's double standard on drugs

Charlie Sheen's history of drug abuse is a source of fascination (and profits) for the media. Would he be as popular with reporters if he were often drunk in public?

Watch out Chávez, Fidel Castro now has 100,000 Twitter followers

Tweet-happy Hugo Chávez now has competition. But not even Twitter has been able to persuade Cuba's Fidel Castro of the importance of brevity.

Mitt Romney tries to explain ‘RomneyCare.’ Will it work?

Speaking to Republican activists in New Hampshire, likely presidential candidate Mitt Romney addressed a major challenge: The health care program he took credit for as governor of Massachusetts. Critics say it's a lot like "ObamaCare."

Charlie Sheen on Twitter: How much more damage can he do?

The idea of the outspoken and off-kilter Charlie Sheen going onto Twitter suggests a public-relations apocalypse. But some media experts say it's a perfect match.

Production of 'Two and a Half Men' canceled after Charlie Sheen rant

A Charlie Sheen rant ripping his TV show's producer and dismissing his own problems with alcohol appears to have crossed Hollywood's lines of propriety. CBS: Work on episodes of 'Two and a Half Men' canceled.

Men's magazines: from booze and sex to tools and decks

Magazines like Maxim and Men's Health have long defined manhood in terms of six-pack abs and lusting after sexy women. But a new set of publications is putting forward a different vision of manliness.

Oliver Stone on Wall Street, Gordon Gekko, and Hugo Chávez

Oliver Stone talks about his two latest films, “South of the Border” and “Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps.”

Charlie Sheen's cars keep falling off of cliffs

Charlie Sheen keeps losing his cars. This is the second time this year a Mercedes owned by Charlie Sheen has been driven over a cliff.

Charlie Sheen pleads not guilty to assaulting wife, faces up to 3 years if convicted

Charlie Sheen has a July 21 trial date scheduled after pleading not guilty to charges of assaulting his wife.

England: Bring your 'bladder of lard': These ATMs only speak cockney