Throng

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Despite all the trouble Charlie Sheen has been in recently, he still has one thing going for him: he earns more that anyone else on TV.

The Two and a Half Men star has been named the highest-earning TV star, finishing ahead of the likes of House actor Hugh Laurie and American Idol host Ryan Seacrest.

Sheen pulls a whopping $1.25m per episode of the sitcom, which he recently resigned on to for more seasons. Why wouldn’t you?

His co-star Jon Cryer earns a mild $550,000 for the same amount of work- coming in at second place on the list.

Hugh Laurie is the highest-paid drama actor, earning over $400,000 per episode of House, with Law & Order: SVU actors Christopher Meloni and Mariska Hargitay tied at second on $395,000.

VIBE - Mondays from 2 August, 9.30pm (replays Sundays, 10.20pm)

Make an appointment with Vibe to see the cantankerous doc we all love to hate in all new episodes.

Season 3 picks up with House recovering from his gunshot wound, but still suffering from a plethora of emotional scars. Witness the doc experience the height of pain-free existence, while being investigated by a detective for his addiction to prescription drugs.

House has his hands full with a bevy of beautiful damsels in distress, including Leighton Meester (Gossip Girl), Meagan Good (The Love Guru), and Piper Perabo (Coyote Ugly); as well as a band of bad boys including rocker Dave Matthews, Charles S. Dutton (Fame), and John Larroquette (Boston Legal).

Rafters actress leaving show

Packed to the Rafters actress Jessica McNamee has announced her exit from the hit Australian drama series during the third season run across the ditch. McNamee plans to move onto new projects and more diverse roles.

Bilson to return to How I Met Your Mother

Ex-The OC actress Rachel Bilson will return to How I Met Your Mother for the show’s upcoming sixth season. Bilson has previously made a guest appearance in the fifth season of the show.

House actor releasing album

House actor Hugh Laurie is set to release a New Orleans-style blues album which showcases his skills as a pianist and singer. Laurie will enter the studio to record the album in the next couple of months.

Entourage actor passes away

Canadian actor Maury Chaykin, best known for his role as Harvey Weingard on Entourage, has died aged 61. The actor who played the recurring role of movie producer Weingard on Entourage passed away on his 61st birthday after struggling with kidney problems.

Mad Men for The Simpsons

Mad Men’s Jon Hamm will be lending his voice to The Simpsons for this coming season with a character based on him. Hamm, who plays Don Draper Mad Men, will voice an agent character who is in pursuit of mobster Fat Tony.

True Blood comic book launched

A comic book based on TV series True Blood has been launched by HBO in time for the Comic-Con event in the US. The show’s executive producer Alan Ball helped develop the plot for the book which is the first of a planned six.

Amber Tamblyn joins House

House will gain the services of actress Amber Tamblyn for the upcoming season with news she with joining the series. Tamblyn will feature on the series for a seven episode run as a replacement of sorts for the temporarily departing Olivia Wilde.

Steve Coogan's new comedy

Comedian Steve Coogan will appear in a new comedy series for the BBC called The Trip. Coogan will play a version of himself in the series which will see him and Rob Brydon travel around the North of England reviewing restaurants. Ben Stiller will guest star.

CSI retains series regular

CSI has signed series regular George Eads for another few seasons. The 43-year-old, who plays Nick Stokes, decided to return to the crime procedural despite salary issues.

Dustin Hoffman to star in new series

Dustin Hoffman is starring in a new series called Luck which has been picked up by HBO in the US. The horse-racing drama, which boasts a pilot episode directed by Michael Mann, begins shooting later this year in Los Angeles.

James May's new show

Top Gear’s James May is launching a new BBC show which will look to test the manliness of his guests in order to teach men the skills and knowledge possessed by their male ancestors. The series, entitled James May’s Man Lab, will feature tasks such a s learning to diffuse a bomb and “woo a lady”.

Entourage casting