spokesman for Charlie Sheen says the actor will soon be back at ``Two and a Half Men'' after undergoing rehab that temporarily halted production of CBS' top-rated sitcom.
Publicist Stan Rosenfield says Sheen will be returning to work and shooting will resume next Tuesday in Los Angeles.
Last month, Rosenfield announced that Sheen had voluntarily entered a rehab facility ``as a preventative measure.'' He didn't specify why Sheen was seeking treatment.
The 44-year-old actor still faces legal problems arising from a fight with his wife in Aspen, Colo., in December. The most serious charge carries a maximum three-year prison term.
Sheen hasn't entered a plea. He is due back in court Monday.
Corey Haim
Corey Feldman says the death of his life-long friend Corey Haim is a tragic loss.
Feldman and Haim first became friends in ``The Lost Boys'' and went on to co-star in several projects, becoming known as The Two Coreys.
They even had a reality show by that name, which showed the disintegration of their friendship and led to some memorable on-air fights.
Feldman says we should take Haim's death as a lesson in how we treat the people we share this world with.
An autopsy is being conducted to see why Haim died at the age of 38.
Haim had a history of drug problems.
American Idol
Kara DioGuardi needs a big hanky after Big Mike.
He left DioGuardi sobbing on ``American Idol'' last night.
Michael ``Big Mike'' Lynche so moved DioGuardi, she was crying when he finished his version of ``This Woman's Work.''
Simon Cowell says it was the best live performance of the season.
Earlier in the show, Ellen DeGeneres jumped up and hugged Tim Urban after he did ``Hallelujah.''
Tonight, the dream ends for four more Idol hopefuls, two guys and two gals.
By the end of the evening, we will know this season's top-12.
