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Charlie's final curtain? Charlie Sheen's going to film the last episode of the seventh season of Two and a Half Men, and rumor has it that he won't be back for the eighth season. It's said that the show's star has been going through major salary negotiations and could walk away from the show, although he denies it.

After seven seasons, CBS’s hit sitcom “Two and a Half Men” will be down one man after the April 9 taping, sources tell PEOPLE. The reason? “Charlie’s just done,” says a set source.

It's back to work for Charlie Sheen.

TV News: CBS comedy halts production as star enters treatment center -- The short-term future of CBS' "Two and a Half Men" suddenly became cloudy after word emerged Tuesday that star Charlie Sheen is voluntarily entering rehab.

A car that plunged down the side of Mulholland Drive on Friday morning is owned by actor Charlie Sheen, who reported the vehicle stolen, authorities said.

The show was seen by about 11 million viewers, according to Nielsen, off only about 400,000 viewers from what reruns of the show have averaged.

Repeats of CBS' flagship comedies "The Big Bang Theory" (3.0 rating/8 share in adults 18-49) and "Two and a Half Men" (2.7/7) were the highest-rated programs of the night by a mile, with a rerun of another CBS series, drama "CSI: Miami" (2.2/6) coming in third.

Authorities say actor Charlie Sheen is accused of using a weapon in an alleged case of domestic violence in Aspen....

The nominations for the 61st annual Primetime Emmy Awards were announced Thursday morning. The Emmy Awards smiled on some unlikely comedy series nominees Thursday morning, giving nominations to "Family Guy" and "Flight of the Conchords" and leaving out such mainstays as "Two and a Half Men."

CBS is close to giving multiple-season renewals to the highest-rated comedy on TV, "Two and a Half Men," and ratings surprise "The Big Bang Theory."