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Charlie Sheen still TV’s highest paid actor according to Forbes

10/14/2011
Daniel S Levine
Half of TV's highest paid actors are no longer starring in new episodes

No longer on television since being fired by Chuck Lorre and Warner Bros. from Two and a Half Men, Charlie Sheen is still the highest paid actor on television. In fact, five of the top ten highest paid actors are no longer on television.

'Men of a Certain Age' cancelled

7/15/2011
Christina Kolokathis
The TNT show starring Ray Romano is being taken off the air.

After two seasons, the TNT show, Men of a Certain Age, has been cancelled.

The news comes a day after co-star on the show Andre Braugher scored a second Emmy nomination.

The drama, which starred Ray Romano and Mike Royce, was sinking in low ratings. In the second half of season 2, the show averaged a 0.4 rating among adults 18-49.

‘Men of a Certain Age’ cancelled

7/15/2011
Alec Campagna

TNT has decided to cancel Men of a Certain Age after it failed to secure high ratings.

Entertainment Weekly reports the network as saying, “TNT has been proud to be a part of Men of a Certain Age for two seasons. While the show has featured great storytelling and impeccable performances, the audience simply hasn’t built to the point where we can continue the series. This was an extremely difficult decision for us.”

‘The Office’ Finale Gets Comedy Trio

4/5/2011
Kevin Lavi
List of possible replacements for Michael Scott grows.

The list of potential replacements for Michael Scott once he leaves Dunder Mifflin has grown by three. Men of a Certain Age star Ray Romano, Doctor Who star Catherine Tate and Boston Legal star James Spader will all be making an appearance on the finale.

According to the Hollywood Reporter, the trio of stars will be joining Will Ferrell, Ricky Gervais, and Will Arnett on the season finale as possible replacements for Steve Carell.

Men of a Certain Age Review - "You Gonna Do That the Rest of Your Life?"

2/14/2010
Brian Donnelly
The "men" must make tough life decisions on this week's episode

It all starts with a sigh. Owen’s two sons think their daddy is going to get diabetes and that his legs will fall off - they were told as much about people with diabetes at school. While this story builds on the overarching issue of Owen’s overeating and the underlying issues that cause it - this week he claims it’s a “control issue” - the trust between a father and his son is more at the heart of this episode, and the decision dreaded by all men “of a certain,” if you will, to eat healthier.

'Men of a Certain Age' Recap - Father Fraternity

2/1/2010
Brian Donnelly
Joe, Owen and Terry find out where love ends and family begins

The love that we give unconditionally is reserved for the few. This week, the guys of TNT’s Men of a Certain Age show just how unconditional their love can be, as the drama series returns to its regular formula with parallel storylines for Joe (Ray Romano), Owen (Andre Braugher) and Terry (Scott Bakula).

Brian White

1/26/2010
Joseph Bland

Brian White is considered a modern-day renaissance man. Coming out of college he played for both the NFL and the NLL, and later transitioned his athletic career into acting.

Speaking with TheCelebrityCafe.com's Joe Bland, Brian talked about his work on the new show Men of a Certain Age, his upcoming horror movie Cabin in the Woods, his film production company and who he thinks will win the Super Bowl.

JOE BLAND: You have five younger sisters. What was that like growing up? Did it make you more competitive?

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