Ho, Ho, Ho Awards: Charlie vs. Brooke

Choosing your Ho Award recipient is sometimes not easy. Charlie Sheen and Brooke Mueller's Christmas throw-down last year started what was inevitably the end of their dysfunctional marriage. After entering rehab and attempting to give it another go they threw in the towel in April, yet neither dubious spouse has exactly been on good behavior since:

Charlie Sheen and Brooke Mueller's

Charlie Sheen: After trashing his room during a debauched and devilish visit at The Plaza Hotel in October, no one was exactly surprised Charlie was back to his bad boy behavior. During his meltdown—with Denise Richards and his kids down the hall, no less—there was also a porn actress involved, hiding in the bathroom. Classy!
Brooke Mueller: While men aren't exactly Mueller's Vice right now, she certainly found the perfect person to ho around with. She has been all over LA filming a reality show with Paris Hilton…Can you get any skankier than that? As for how she's been doing, Brooke checked herself into a sober house earlier this month. She reportedly didn't relapse, just was feeling weak.

Charlie Sheen Biography | Charlie Sheen Photos

Carlos Irwin Estevez born 3 September 1965 professionally known as Charlie Sheen, is an American actor. His character roles in films have included Chris Taylor in 1986 Vietnam War drama Platoon, Jake Kesey in the 1986 movie The Wraith, and Bud Fox in 1987 film Wall Street.

Sheen started acting in 1973 at the age of eight, appears in as mall role alongside his father in the TV movie The Execution of Private Slovik. Sheen had his first major role in the Vietnam War drama Platoon of the 1986th Sheen appeared in several comedy roles, including the Major League movies, Money Talks and the spoof Hot Shots! films.

Sheen stated that a friend of his died of breast cancer, and he would try to help find a cure for the disease. Sheen tried to inject cocaine, accidentally giving himself an overdose. Sheen married Brooke Mueller, a real estate investor.

Charlie Sheen in Jail

Charlie Sheen , star of hit TV sitcom "Two and a Half Men," is expected to enter a new plea of no contest to assaulting his wife in Colorado last year and could spend up to 30 days in jail, reports said on Tuesday.

Celebrity website TMZ.com said Sheen, 44, will enter the plea to a misdemeanor assault charge and, with credit for good behavior, a possible 30-day jail sentence could be reduced to 17 days.

A district attorney in Aspen, Colorado, where Sheen was charged, told Reuters he could not confirm or deny the plea, and an attorney for Sheen said no deal had yet been reached.

Sheen, the highest paid actor in television, is due in an Aspen courtroom Monday June 7 to face a judge in the matter.

The star of television and movies was arrested on December 25 for assaulting his wife, Brooke Mueller. She told police Sheen had pulled a knife on her when she threatened to divorce him.

Both had been drinking at the time, and both later entered rehab facilities.

In February, Sheen was charged with felony menacing, misdemeanor assault and criminal mischief. In March, he originally pleaded not guilty and still faces up to three years behind bars if convicted.

An original trial date was set for July 21, but late last week, officials in Aspen scheduled Monday's hearing. Since then speculation has been that he will change his plea to no contest and spend time in jail to avoid a lengthy probation.

His show, which airs on CBS is not currently in production, so a brief stint in jail would have no immediate impact on shooting.

Charlie Sheen in Jail

Charlie Sheen , star of hit TV sitcom "Two and a Half Men," is expected to enter a new plea of no contest to assaulting his wife in Colorado last year and could spend up to 30 days in jail, reports said on Tuesday.

Celebrity website TMZ.com said Sheen, 44, will enter the plea to a misdemeanor assault charge and, with credit for good behavior, a possible 30-day jail sentence could be reduced to 17 days.

A district attorney in Aspen, Colorado, where Sheen was charged, told Reuters he could not confirm or deny the plea, and an attorney for Sheen said no deal had yet been reached.

Sheen, the highest paid actor in television, is due in an Aspen courtroom Monday June 7 to face a judge in the matter.

The star of television and movies was arrested on December 25 for assaulting his wife, Brooke Mueller. She told police Sheen had pulled a knife on her when she threatened to divorce him.

Both had been drinking at the time, and both later entered rehab facilities.

In February, Sheen was charged with felony menacing, misdemeanor assault and criminal mischief. In March, he originally pleaded not guilty and still faces up to three years behind bars if convicted.

An original trial date was set for July 21, but late last week, officials in Aspen scheduled Monday's hearing. Since then speculation has been that he will change his plea to no contest and spend time in jail to avoid a lengthy probation.

His show, which airs on CBS is not currently in production, so a brief stint in jail would have no immediate impact on shooting.