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Snoop Dogg’s Sunday night Coachella closer was a monster of a set that featured many of hip-hop’s greatest hits and its biggest stars, one of whom died more than 15 years ago. Tupac arrived via hologram, seamlessly — and amazingly — joining Snoop on “Hail Mary” & “Gangsta Party.”
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Charlie Sheen and Denise Richards will soon reunite — onscreen.
The Hollywood Reporter confirmed Wednesday that Richards has secured a guest spot in the soon-to-air “Anger Management,” Sheen’s first major TV project since he was ousted from “Two and a Half Men” in March 2011.
In the series, debuting June 28, Sheen portrays a professional baseball player-turned unlikely anger management therapist. Richards will play Lori, a business partner of Sheen’s on-screen ex, TV Line reported Wednesday.
The soon-to-be costars have come a long way since Richards filed to divorce Sheen in April 2006 after three years of marriage. In the divorce docs, Richards accused the actor of drug abuse and threatening to kill her, People reported at the time. Fast forward nearly six years, and in January 2012 — shortly after the pair were photographed vacationing in Mexico with daughters, Sam, 8, and Lola, 6 — Richards told “Access Hollywood” that she and Sheen had “actually become like brother and sister.”
The pair, who’ve previously appeared together in “Two and a Half Men” and “Spin City,” aren’t the first famous ex-couple to bury the hatchet and work together onscreen. Click through the slideshow below to see other exes who’ve done the same.
A rain delay forced the NY Mets to start their first season in the big league a day late on April 11, 1962. 1st Basemen Gil Hodges set himself in the team’s history by hitting their first home run. The team would lose opening day to St. Louis with a score of 11-4. The team would eventually get their first win 9 games later with a great pitching by Jay Hook. Led by Frank Thomas’ hitting, the Metsies finished the season with a 40-120 record.
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Two days after Watson won the Masters on the second extra hole, Ping said it would sell 5,000 limited-edition G20 drivers with the pink shaft and head. The drivers sell for $430, and Ping said it would donate 5 percent to a fundraising campaign called “Bubba Long in Pink. Driven by Ping.”
As part of the campaign, the Phoenix-based company donated $10,000, along with $300 for every drive Watson has hit this year. To date, the campaign has generated $61,600 for charity.
Watson, meanwhile, launched “Bubba & Friends Drive to a Million” in January with hopes of raising $1 million for charities this year.
“Even prior to his win at the Masters, golfers were requesting pink G20s,” said John Solheim, chairman and CEO of Ping. “Through word of mouth, social media and phone calls, the interest was extremely high. We want to satisfy that demand while bringing even more visibility to Bubba’s goal of raising $1 million.”
Watson won his first green jacket by defeating Louis Oosthuizen. The 33-year-old from Bagdad, Fla., in the Panhandle, won for the fourth time in his career and moved to No. 4 in the world, making him the highest-ranked American in golf. He became the fifth left-hander to win the Masters in the last 10 years.
“I’ve never had a dream go this far, so I can’t really say it’s a dream come true,” Watson said Sunday.
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Is “Two and a Half Men” in danger of being canceled? The show hit a series low in the Nielsen ratings on Mon., April 9 and has yet to receive an official go-ahead for Season 10.
According to The Hollywood Reporter, “Two and a Half Men” got a 3.5 rating in the coveted 18-49 demographic, a low for the popular series. Its competition included “Dancing With the Stars” (2.9 rating), “House” (2.0 rating) and “The Voice” (3.9 rating).
However, many shows on other networks barely crack a 2.0 rating, making “Two a Half Men” still a powerhouse player for CBS. The last new episode of “Men” from March 2012 had a 3.8 rating and 11.5 million viewers.
“Two and a Half Men” kicked off its current season (Season 9) with a bang: A whopping 28.7 million viewers tuned in when Ashton Kutcher joined the cast in September 2011. Series stars Kutcher and Jon Cryer have been in ongoing negotiations with CBS and Warner Bros. for what many are assuming would be the 10th and final season.
During a panel honoring the series in early March 2012, Kutcher said he was unsure if his time with the show would continue. “I haven’t heard from the powers that be yet,” he said. “Right now, I want to work with these guys.”
The fate of “Two and a Half Men” is still up in the air, but networks have already started renewing and canceling shows. Click through the slideshow below to learn the fate of your other favorite shows.
