Only five months after calling “Two and a Half Men” "filth" and urging viewers to turn it off, Angus T. Jones will no longer be a regular on the hit TV series.

Although CBS renewed the show for an 11th season, with stars Ashton Kutcher and Jon Cryer each signing new one-year contracts, former child star Jones will reportedly only be filming an occasional guest-star appearance.

Several months ago Jones made headlines by making a testimonial video for the religious organization Forerunner Chronicles. In the online film, he urged viewers to stop watching the series so he would no longer have...

CBS has renewed Two and a Half Men, ensuring the long-running comedy show will get an 11th season. Star Ashton Kutcher has gotten a big raise, as well.

Kutcher will be making $700,000 an episode, according to Us Magazine (that's still less than Charlie Sheen's $1.2 million per episode at the height of his time on the show).

Further, Angus T. Jones has not been offered a full-time contract as of yet. According to the Hollywood Reporter, the two sides are "working on a deal," but producers may be looking to slowly work Angus out of the show with a part-time role. Jones infamously bashed the...

Hilary Duff will be returning to the small screen when she stars as Ashton Kutcher's love interest in the season finale of Two and a Half Men.

According to E!, Duff will be playing Stacey, who catches the eye on Kutcher's Walden. However, in a comedic twist, he ends up being much more attracted to Stacey's grandmother, played by Marilu Henner. The finale is set to air May 9th.

Currently, there has been no announcement on whether Duff or Henner will appear in following seasons.

The appearance by Duff is her second on TV this year in what appears to be her return to acting after the birth ...

Charlie Sheen is convinced testosterone cream is to blame for his highly-publicized 2011 meltdown.

The actor staged a series of bizarre media interviews and an ill-fated comedy tour after a public feud with bosses of his hit TV show Two and a Half Men led to them firing him over his erratic behavior.

Sheen has vehemently denied allegations alcohol and drugs were the root of his problems as he attempted to recover from the loss of his show, and now he confesses he believes a topical solution he used to boost his energy levels and libido was the cause.

He tells Katie Couric, "I think I ...

Angus T. Jones is heading back to Two And A Half Men after he publicly trashed the hit sitcom in a taped religious rant last November.

The 19-year-old star's role as Jake Harper was thrown into doubt when he branded the series "filth" in a Forerunner Christian Church video testimony, which went viral when it appeared online. The show's executive producer and creator Chuck Lorre now reveals he spoke with Jones about the comments, and insists the teen is still part of the Two and a Half Men family.

Jones has enjoyed less screen time in the current 10th season due to his character joining ...

After publicly trashing his hit sitcom "Two And A Half Men" and calling it "full of filth," teenage actor Angus T. Jones has apologized to his colleagues.

Jones, 19, plays Jon Cryer's on-screen son Jake Harper on the CBS drama and has become increasingly involved with his local church. In a video for the Forerunner Christian Church he pleaded with fans to stop watching the show.

However, it appears the actor has had a change of heart. In a statement Jones praises the series' executives and apologizes for disrespecting them.

He says, "While I cannot address everything that has been said o...

Angus T. Jones went on a quest for spiritual awakening after becoming convinced he had received a personal message from God urging him to "get it together."

The 19-year-old star has hit headlines for publicly trashing his hit sitcom Two And A Half Men in a taped rant, which emerged online on Monday. In the bizarre footage, posted by the Forerunner Christian Church, Jones insists the show is full of "filth" and pleads with fans to quit watching for their own good.

The teen also reveals he was inspired to seek out the Seventh-day Adventist movement in Los Angeles after receiving a message ...

Angus T. Jones earns a reported $350,000 per episode of "Two And A Half Men," but that hasn't stopped the actor from slamming the show and biting the hand that feeds him.

The 19-year-old actor has risked the wrath of series creator Chuck Lorre and branded the CBS series "filth."

Jones, who has played Jon Cryer's on-screen son Jake Harper since the series premiered in 2003, has been getting increasingly involved with his local church and spending more time reading up on Christianity and the bible. The more he learns about religion, the more he despises what he does.

The actor posted a vid...

Charlie Sheen can't be too happy right now -- his replacement on hit CBS comedy Two And A Half Men has just passed him as the highest paid actor on TV.

Ashton Kutcher, who pulled in a cool $24 million since joining the show last year, has earned his way to the top spot according to Forbes magazine.

Sheen topped last year's list with nearly double what Kutcher pulled in, $40 million.

Hugh Laurie and Ray Romano tied for second place, raking in $18 million each despite not having any shows on the air. Laurie's House finished up in May; while Romano's show, Men Of A Certain Age, got the axe ...

CBS has released a handful of stills from Miley Cyrus' guest appearance on Two and a Half Men, and it seems the show will be banking on the former Disney star's sex appeal.

In the episode, she plays the daughter of one of Walden's (Ashton Kutcher) friends. When she comes to town to crash at his home, he begins to feel much older than he used to.

Stills from the episode feature Cyrus in a range of scandalously-clad outfits, including a few situations where she appears to be attempting to seduce Walden.

The episode, titled You Know What the Lollipop is For, will air October 18th on CBS.

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It's that time of year again. Television fans have appointments with their couches as the fall season kicks off this month with tons of returning favorites and new shows. DVRs will be working overtime as viewers record their must-see-TV programs and talk about them later at the watercooler.

Check out the premiere dates of the new season (brand new shows are indicated with italics and by *). All times are eastern unless otherwise indicated.

Monday, September 10
The Voice 8 p.m. NBC

Tuesday, September 11
Go On 9 p.m. NBC *
The New Normal 9:30 p.m. NBC *
Parenthood 10 p.m. NBC

Wednesday, ...

Early this morning Jimmy Kimmell and Kerry Washington announced the nominees for the 2012 Primetime Emmy Awards. Multiple nominees include "Mad Men," "Downton Abbey" and "30 Rock."

Battling it out for the Outstanding Drama Series award will be "Mad Men," "Homeland," "Downton Abbey," "Dexter," "Breaking Bad," and "Boardwalk Empire."

Outstanding Comedy Series nods go to "30 Rock," "Girls," "Modern Family," "The Big Bang Theory," "Veep," and "Curb Your Enthusiasm."

Notable nominees include Zooey Deschanel from fledging series "New Girl," Julia Louis-Dreyfus from HBO's "Veep," Claire Danes f...

Charlie Sheen has proven that viewers will follow their favorite actors to different networks. The star's new series "Anger Management" debuted on FX Thursday night and was the the most-watched scripted comedy primetime series premiere in cable history.

A total of 5.47 million viewers tuned into the series about a non-traditional therapist (Sheen) who specializes in anger management. The second episode grew to 5.74 million total viewers.

In addition, "Anger Management" now ranks as the most-watched series premiere in FX history.

The actor recently told the New York Times that the series...

What really caused Charlie Sheen to lose his job on "Two and a Half Men?" The actor blames comedian Dave Chappelle for a stomach hernia that eventually led to his 2011 meltdown.

Last year Sheen feuded with sitcom bosses and CBS executives after he was hospitalized following an all-night party. After a very public war of words, the actor was released from his contract.

Now Sheen has revealed the hospital visit that kickstarted the public meltdown had nothing to do with partying too hard, but was due to a hernia injury he suffered while watching a hilarious sketch featuring Chapelle.

He te...

If the latest TV ratings week was a final exam, CBS would get an A+ and NCIS would graduate at the top of the class. The stalwart once again topped the Nielsen ratings, besting all other scripted and reality programming, even as American Idol geared up for its finale.

‘NCIS’ attracted over 19 million viewers and spinoff NCIS: Los Angeles got over 15 million. By comparison, the Wednesday and Thursday editions of "Idol' attracted 17.7 million and 16.4 million, respectively.

CBS had 12 of the Top 20 shows, including Person of Interest, The Mentalist and How I Met Your Mother. Mike & Molly ac...

CBS had announced that Two and a Half Men won't be returning to Monday nights this fall, and will instead be airing after The Big Bang Theory on Thursday nights to create a comedy block.

Big Bang Theory has mostly failed as a lead-in to other shows on the network (How to be a Gentlemen, Rules of Engagement and Rob all sputtered after the hit comedy). Surprise hit 2 Broke Girls will be moved to Monday to take up the vacated timeslot.

The move could possibly bring 2 and a Half Men higher ratings, as it will no longer compete with ESPN's Monday Night Football in the fall. However, it will ...

Jenny McCarthy is baring all again for Playboy one more time as she prepares to celebrate her 40th birthday in November.

The model and actress kicked off her career with a Playboy pictorial in 1993 and went on to become that year's Playmate of the Year. She has returned for spreads in the men's magazine over the years and in 2009 admitted she would like one more chance to pose naked for the publication before she turned 40.

She said, "I would absolutely pose for Playboy. I would be so flattered if they asked me. It's probably not going to happen but I think I want to do it again."

It ...

CBS just announced its new 2012-2013 primetime schedule, which includes four new series. The network is also making four key time period moves.

Nina Tassler, President, CBS Entertainment, commented, "These new series feature a great range of bold concepts, rich characters, big stars and fresh faces. From a new take on Sherlock Holmes to an epic battle for control of 1960s Las Vegas to a working-class point of view in a prestigious law firm, the dramas each have a unique style and sensibility."

The new series are:

-"Elementary," a contemporary take on the legendary detective Sherlock Hol...

Jake greets Alan with a “good morning,” although it’s two p.m. He says he slept in, but is surprised to hear its Sunday, since he can’t figure out what happened to Saturday. Alan’s concerned; Jake’s graduating from high school in a few days, and has no idea what he’ll do next. As he tells Jake that he’ll never amount to anything if he sleeps all day, a naked Walden wanders into the kitchen, having just wakened as well.

Jake and Eldridge sit on Jake’s bed in their graduation cap and gowns, eating pizza. Both can’t handle their parents nagging about the future. They’ve been told they must g...

Ashton Kutcher must be doing something right, because CBS has renewed its flagship comedy, Two And A Half Men for a 10th season.

The show's stars, Kutcher, Jon Cryer and Angus T. Jones, will also be getting a bump in pay, according to The Hollywood Reporter. The show's viewership is actually up 13% since the highly publicized departure of former star Charlie Sheen, who called the show a "steaming pile of s--t" after he was let go.

Only two comedies are more popular than Men - The Big Bang Theory (#1, CBS) and Modern Family (#2, ABC).

Britney Spears is reportedly set to rake in $16 million as a judge on The X Factor, but the incredible amount isn't nearly enough to put her on top of TV's best paid list.

Assuming The X Factor has the same amount of episodes this season (26), Spears would pocket a bit over $615,000 an episode. That makes her the second highest paid per episode in primetime currently - Ashton Kutcher makes $700,000 an episode for Two and a Half Men. She is also far behind predecessor Charlie Sheen's whopping $1.2 million an episode. It would put her ahead of William Petersen's previous salary on CSI ($600,...

This must be a dream. Alan’s returned from hospital to find a ‘Welcome Home’ greeting from his friends and family at the Beach House. Surely, we’re looking at a Two and A Half Men apocalypse.

In the last episode, Alan reacted to Walden’s decision to have Zoey and Anna stay at the Beach House by having a minor heart attack. Walden felt so guilty that he paid for Alan’s hospital stay, and allowed him to live with him for as long as he needed.

This week, Walden is being very solicitous of Alan, carrying his bags, and worrying about Alan’s health. When they return home from Alan’s second tr...

CBS executives are rumored to be offering Ashton Kutcher $725,000 for each episode of "Two And A Half Men" next season, according to Hollywood.com. That's $25,000 more than he currently makes per episode.

Kutcher's co-star Jon Cryer is expected to earn a similar amount, and Angus T. Jones is expected to take home $300,000 an episode.

Ratings indicate that the show isn't as popular since Kutcher replaced Charlie Sheen last fall. Between 10 million and 11.25 million people have tuned in to each episode this season compared to an average of 13-14 million that watched when Sheen starred.

Bu...

Previously on Two and a Half Men, Zoey and daughter Ava moved in to the Beach House with Walden, while Alan stayed with Lyndsey. Neither man enjoyed their changed circumstances, and couldn’t wait for things to get back to ‘normal.’

As Walden wondered how to tell Zoey that he just couldn’t live with Ava’s energy level, Zoey told him that he had become Ava’s hero, and that he was all she talked about. So Zoey thinks that perhaps it would be a good idea for the two of them to move in permanently.

Alan knocks at the door. He’s back! With suitcase in hand, he’s ready to move back in, but is s...

Charlie Sheen surprised his high-powered Hollywood lawyer Marty Singer by giving a foul-mouthed speech in his honor at a prestigious bar association event this week.

Legal powerhouse Singer represented the actor in his multi-million dollar court battle with Warner Bros. bosses over his firing from hit sitcom Two and a Half Men last year, and Sheen returned the favor by appearing at the Beverly Hills Bar Association bash in California on Wednesday.

Sheen was a surprise speaker at the event, which crowned Singer entertainment lawyer of the year, and he roasted his pal with a series of exp...

Actress Kelly Stables is pregnant with her first child.

The former Two and a Half Men star and her husband, manager Kurt Patino, will become parents in September.

Her representative tells People.com, "The couple is over the moon."

Stables' pregnancy will be written into the upcoming second season of her current show The Exes.

If Walden wants Zoey and her daughter Ava to move in with him, Alan will have to move out. Since its Spring Break, Walden has the perfect opportunity to propose that Alan stay with Lyndsey for a week, just for a trial period. If Zoey moves in, the situation could become permanent, says Walden, throwing Alan into a panic.

Berta’s not thrilled about having a child around the house either, and says she’ll just take the week off. Walden assures her that Zoey will take care of Ava; there will be no extra work for Berta to do. And Walden thinks that he’d better see what it’s like to live with A...

Actor Ashton Kutcher has thrown his financial support behind a new technological start-up company, which allows users to make payments with their smartphones.

The Two and a Half Men star's venture capital company A-Grade Investments has teamed up with four other investors to help finance Iowa-based firm Dwolla, which aims to enable users to transfer money or pay for items with their mobile phone for a flat fee of 25 cents per transaction.

Kutcher admits he is excited about the new business venture, telling local publication The Des Moines Register, "I think this company could employ hun...

This week, the show picks up two story lines from the recent past – Walden’s on again/off again partnership with Billy Stanhope, and Alan and Lyndsey’s mothers getting together. But the real shocker is that Walden may actually be contemplating a change in the Beach House’s living arrangements; could Alan really, finally, have to grow up and move out? Hang on … in episode 13, back in January, Walden made a deal with Alan - Alan is now half owner of the Beach House, at least on paper. Alan doesn’t have any rights to sell the property, or to borrow against it, but he can tell women it’s his ho...

Courtney Thorne-Smith has made a name for herself in television, whether you remember her breakout role on the original Melrose Place, or her portrayal of Georgia Thomas on Ally McBeal, or her stint as Cheryl on the long-running According To Jim. These days, she's brought her experience and energy to Two and a Half Men as Lyndsey MacElroy, the on-again, off-again girlfriend of Alan (Jon Cryer).

I recently talked with Courtney about what she enjoys about the role, her thoughts on the transition from Charlie Sheen to Ashton Kutcher, and if she can possibly pick a favorite part from her sma...