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The Los Angeles Police Department launched a felony investigation into Charlie Sheen Tuesday after the actor allegedly made death threats against his former fiancée, porn star Brett Rossi, according to numerous reports. The reported investigation centers on allegations made by Rossi, whose legal name is Scottine Ross, during an interview with the LAPD last week. Ross is suing Sheen in civil court and claims he did not disclose his HIV-positive before they had unprotected sex. She filed a “criminal threats” report last week in California, and was awarded an emergency restraining order against Sheen. Police are reportedly working to obtain...

Charlie Sheen will be making a "revealing personal announcement" to Matt Lauer on Tuesday, Nov. 17 on Today. The Today show announced the live in-studio interview with the actor on Monday. The interview will be posted on Today.com after it airs, according to the press release. Recently, RadarOnline published a blind item about a Hollywood actor who had been diagnosed as HIV-positive.

Charlie Sheen's "Torpedo of Truth" turned out to be a real bomb, fans said. The self-proclaimed Messiah of Malibu tried to bring his "winning!" ways to the Big Apple last night, with a stop on his national stage show tour at Radio City Music Hall. But a lot of fans said he wound up looking more like a big loser. Sheen's act lasted only about two-thirds of the promised 90 minutes before he left the stage to a chorus of boos. "He didn't provide entertainment, no bang for the buck. These people are p- - -ed," said Rockland County's Richard...

Charlie Sheen, just days after being fired from CBS' "Two and a Half Men," has fired back with a $100-million lawsuit on behalf of himself and the show's crew against Warner Bros. and Chuck Lorre, the studio and executive producer of the show, respectively. The suit, filed Thursday morning in Santa Monica Superior Court, charges that Sheen was only fired from the show because he had recently criticized Lorre both on radio and television. Warner Bros., in a letter to Sheen's attorney Martin Singer, had said Sheen was fired because he had become a liability on the show and his...

Seeking to cash in on Charlie Sheen’s public disintegration, McDonald’s (MCD), Target (TGT), the Red Cross and other corporations and organizations are making “Tiger Blood” and other Sheen references via Twitter to drive Web traffic and attention. The Red Cross said it does not collect Tiger Blood. And Target said it doesn’t sell it ... while promoting its Daily Spot deals. McDonald’s said it’s working on a McWinning menu item as it denied planning sushi or lobster fare.