Mes: septiembre 2019

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(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, 봉화출장업소 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), 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) BAGHDAD – Bombs pounded six Iraqi cities and towns Tuesday, killing at least 40 people and raising suspicion that security forces might be assisting terrorists in launching attacks on Shiite Muslims. The onslaught came just ahead of a religious pilgrimage that could attract even more violence. A senior Iraqi intelligence official said checkpoint guards may have been bribed to help al-Qaeda-linked Sunni insurgents plant bombs at Shiite marketplaces. The attacks injected new fear into Iraqis, resigned to worsening violence six months after the last American troops left the country. “We want to live a normal life, but with the current spike in violence and victims, I am personally thinking of moving,” said Hassan al-Saadi, 40, a Shiite sports equipment store owner in Baghdad who is considering pulling his four children from school for their safety. “I see the future as worse,” al-Saadi said. A spike in violence over the last month is blamed partially on Iraq’s paralyzing political crisis, which pits Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki’s Shiite-led government against rival Shiite politicians, Sunni Muslims and ethnic Kurds who complain they’ve been sidelined. Also, the crisis in neighboring Syria may have allowed weapons intended for the opposition to President Bashar Assad to be siphoned off to Iraqi insurgents. Iraq: At least 33 killed, 100 wounded in several blastsSurge in violence spurs new fears in IraqBombs tear through Baghdad market full...