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(Reuters) - Actor Charlie Sheen and his wife Brooke Mueller arrive at the 61st annual Primetime Emmy Awards in Los Angeles, California in this September 20, 2009 file photo. Sheen was charged on February 8, 2010 with assaulting and threatening his wife Mueller in a heated Christmas Day argument. REUTERS/Danny Moloshok/Files (UNITED STATES - Tags: ENTERTAINMENT CRIME LAW)

Michael Jackson’s family watched as Dr. Conrad Murray faced a manslaughter charge today. And they’ve already rendered their verdict.

“He’s lying. He’s guilty. Nobody…

Michael Jackson’s family watched as Dr. Conrad Murray faced a manslaughter charge today. And they’ve already rendered their verdict.

“He should have pleaded guilty,”…

Tomorrow’s all-new Lost episode is Kate-centric (Evangeline Lilly) and, well, it’s all about the relationships—romantic and otherwise. Will the foxy fugitive remind sexy con man…

This is hilarious:

Less than a week after Alex Reid tied the knot with Katie Price, the cage fighter reportedly wants out. The reason? He had no idea he was flying to Las Vegas to get married!

Sources claim Reid’s advisors are searching for a legal loophole that will enable him to annul the marriage: “He feels he was pressured and hadn’t had time to consider all the implications,” an insider said.

Alex Reid has a good body. Good taste in women? Not so much.

The story gets even better:

A spokesperson for Price, whose marriage to Peter Andre fell apart amidst a series of tabloid accusations, said his client and Reid did plan on getting hitched… but Price organized the event while Reid was secluded in the Celebrity Big Brother house.

“Alex and Kate had always intended to get married, but the Vegas trip was spontaneous and Alex didn’t know about it,” the rep said.

A friend says Reid was drunk for the Vegas ceremony, “which could have clouded his thoughts.” That still doesn’t explain what he sees in Price to begin with, of course.

This is an attention-starved same woman, after all, that made up a story about a celebrity raping her. Seriously.

Anyone who saw a picture of Michael Jackson from the last 15 years knew there were unnatural things going on with his skin and bone structure.

Sadly, the pop icon’s death, in…

We know it’s hard to believe, but it’s already time for The Bachelor’s Jake Pavelka to hit the road with the final four and go on a few hometown dates. (Hey, time…

No one on the planet is thankful for the existence of Dr. Conrad Murray… but if anyone could find a silver lining in that physician’s involvement in Michael Jackson’s death, it’s Charlie Sheen.

That’s because Murray’s arraignment today on charges of involuntary manslaughter overshadowed the fact that Sheen was also in court.

As a result of his Christmas Day confrontation with wife Brooke Mueller, the actor was charged with three crimes in an Aspen court: felony menacing, misdemeanor third degree assault and misdemeanor criminal mischief.

Sheen did not enter a plea.

The judge did relax the protective order that has been in place against Charlie since December 25; he can now communicate and have contact with Mueller.

The couple embraced each other at the conclusion of the hearing and Sheen is due back in court in March.

In a follow-up to a story we posted earlier today, Conrad Murray has been officially charged with involuntary manslaughter and has entered a plea of not guilty.

The documents were filed in court today by the Los Angeles District Attorney, who alleges Murray “did unlawfully, and without malice, kill Michael Joseph Jackson.” Those are haunting words just to read, aren’t they?

Meanwhile, the county coroner released his official findings at the hearing and there’s no doubt about it: a lethal dosage of Propofol killed the singer. Eleven vials of the drug were found in Jackson’s home, and none of had prescription directions, patient or doctor names.

According to the coroner’s report, obtained by TMZ, homicide is cited as the cause of death because…

1. The setting of Jackson’s bedroom (e.g.  a chair alongside the bed) indicate the drugs were not self-administered.
2. Propofol was injected in a non-hospital setting, without any appropriate medical indication.
3. Suggested equipment for patient monitoring, precision dosing and resuscitation were not present.

After the DA originally asked for bail to be set at $300,000, the judge set it at $75,000. He forced Murray to hand over his passport and decreed that the doctor cannot be in possession of, or prescribe, anesthetics.

Even if Murray is acquitted of these criminal charges, the family can sue Murray for millions, according to Bill Newkirk, a lawyer who specializes inmedical malpractice.

“This is absolutely a slam-dunk malpractice case simply because of the alleged use of propofol. If the drug was indeed in his system, no competent doctor could justify why it was used. You can bet the Jackson family will be filing a civil claim soon against any doctors implicated in Jackson’s medical care.”

Conrad Murray already entered his plea in the court of public opinion. Today, he reiterated his claim of innocence in a more official forum.

Just hours after he was formally charged with…