Mes: septiembre 2019

(CBS) Now that Ashton Kutcher is heading to “Two and a Half Men,” series creator Chuck Lorre reportedly wants to make sure Charlie Sheen (and his character, Charlie Harper) can never return to the show again. TMZ reports, citing sources connected to the CBS sitcom, that Harper will be killed off. Pictures: Charlie Sheen The new season’s first episode won’t be filmed until around Aug. 5, according to the website, but producers are already imagining scenarios for the character’s death. One of them reportedly includes Harper driving his car over a cliff – which would be fitting, since two of Sheen’s cars went down a cliff last year. And while it looks like Sheen won’t be returning to “Men” (except, perhaps, via the afterlife), 김천출장업소 TBS is also denying reports that the actor is heading to the network. RadarOnline.com reported that Sheen has signed a sitcom deal with Lionsgate Television that would have him playing a character similar to his “Two and a Half Men” persona. “Networks and cable are bidding on the show right now, with TBS being the front runner,” an insider said, according to the website. But the network denies the talks are happening. “TBS is not in discussions for a possible project with Charlie Sheen,” a spokesperson said in a...

(AP) PAMPLONA, Spain – Tens of thousands of revelers showered each other with sparkling wine and waved red kerchiefs Friday as the blast of a small rocket signaled the start of this year’s running of the bulls. Spain’s most famous summer festival kicked off in the jam-packed and 홀덤 전략 cobblestoned main square of the northern town of Pamplona. People from around the world, many wearing the traditional red kerchief and white shirt and pants, roared their approval as an official on a city hall balcony declared the San Fermin festival under way. He then lit the rocket, its boom echoing through the plaza. Revelers sprayed each other with white wine, water and other liquids, and pelted each other with flour, making for a pasty but merry mess. Huge plastic balls used to advertise products and services bounced atop the crowd. “It looked like a giant food fight,” said Andrea Smith, 33, a member of the U.S. military stationed in Italy. A native of Coxsackie, New York, she had come to Pamplona on leave just to watch all the fun — not to test her luck with the 500-plus kilogram (1,100-pound) beasts that are the stars of the show. Lindsay Erdall, a 25-year-old nurse from Montana, called the opening party “the craziest thing I have ever seen.” “I have been here for the setup, and now that it has...

(CBS/AP) WASHINGTON – The U.S. is carefully expanding efforts to provide intelligence, training and at times small numbers of forces to African nations, to help counter terrorist activities in the region, the top American military commander for Africa said this week. Speaking to a conference that included representatives from African nations, Gen. Carter Ham, head of U.S. Africa Command, says coordinated moves by several Africa-based terrorist groups to share their training, funding and bomb-making materials are worrisome and pose a threat to the U.S. and the region. Ham claimed Africa’s three largest Islamist terrorist groups – Boko Haram in Nigeria; al Qaeda in the Islamic Magreb (AQIM), which is spread across the Sahara; and al Shabab in Somalia – have been sharing money and explosive materials while training fighters together, Reuters reports. While Boko Haram and al Shabab have a strong nationalist bent, Ham claims recent evidence of cooperation – especially between Boko Haram and AQIM – is particularly worrisome to American interests. He pointed to U.S. surveillance in central Africa to try to ferret out rebel leader Joseph Kony and his Lord’s Resistance Army and said it is the type of thing the U.S. military can do, but only when invited in to partner with African nations. “Do we collect information across Africa? Yes, we do,” said Ham, singling out the LRA. “To have some intelligence collection capability...