For 8 seasons, ‘Two and a Half Men’ was one of the biggest comedies on television. Created by Chuck Lorre and Lee Aronson, the CBS sitcom premiered in 2003 and became the highest-rated sitcom in ...

Charlie Sheen has explained his Two and a Half Men meltdown from his perspective, saying he was fired from the show after struggling with drugs and stress. Now Chuck Lorre is offering his perspective ...

Hey, if Chuck Lorre seeks help at a silent retreat, at least he wouldn’t have to hear President Donald Trump’s voice for a few days. The creator of smash hit sitcoms like “Two and a Half Men” and “The ...

In an excerpt from his memoir Sitcom, published by Vanity Fair on Friday, Lorre described Sheen's final scene with Lynskey. "He couldn't remember any of his lines and had to use the furniture to keep ...

73-year-old Lorre has been nicknamed the “King of Sitcoms” thanks to a successful multi-decade career helping to create hit shows including Two and a Half Men, The Big Bang Theory and Mom. Appearing ...

Get full access to The Daily Beast for $1 Chuck Lorre had a brutal message for the White House. The Daily Beast/Reuters Sitcom king Chuck Lorre has fired back at Donald Trump’s White House using the ...

Chuck Lorre responded after the White House said he should “seek psychiatric help” after he criticized President Donald Trump. At the end of the Thursday, October 8, episode of Georgie & Mandy’s First ...

From death threats to sex tapes, Chuck Lorre is reliving Charlie Sheen's "Two and a Half Men" exit. Even if you've seen Sheen's bonkers Netflix documentary "aka Charlie Sheen" and read his memoir, ...

Chuck Lorre hit back at the White House over its "peanut-sized brain" insult. Lorre responded to the remarks with a sarcastic vanity card featured at the end of the Georgie & Mandy's First Marriage ...

Chuck Lorre is hitting back at the White House. At the end of tonight’s episode, Lorre offers a message via his signature vanity card, which typically flashes a new message during the closing moments ...

Chuck Lorre is responding to the White House’s recent swipe at him, in a medium where he’s often not been shy in sharing his opinions: His post-episode vanity cards. At the end of Thursday night’s ...