Brooke Mueller

Charlie Sheen’s ex-wife arrested in Colorado

Brooke Mueller, the ex-wife of actor Charlie Sheen, was arrested early Saturday in Colorado and charged with assault and cocaine possession, police reported. Just before midnight on Friday, police encountered a woman at a bar and performance venue in Aspen called the Belly Up, who claimed that Mueller was “the aggressor” in an assault, according to a news release from the Colorado city’s police department.

Shortly later, Mueller, 34, was found at another bar, Escobar, Aspen police said. She was arrested with more than 4 grams of cocaine. Mueller was charged with possession of cocaine with intent to distribute, which is a felony, and third-degree assault, a misdemeanor.

After posting $11,000 bond, Mueller was released. A court date has been set for Dec. 19.

Mueller has appeared in several movies, but is perhaps best known for her rocky marriage to Charlie Sheen. The two share custody of young twin boys.

The boys and Mueller played a leading role in Sheen’s volatile and public fall-out with CBS earlier in 2011, which ultimately led to his dismissal from the hit comedy series “Two and a Half Men.”

In March, Mueller claimed Sheen threatened to kill her. Sheen downplayed the allegations and said they were “colorful.”

Mueller has sought treatment for substance abuse and stress related issues in the past.

It is unclear where the two boys were at the time of Mueller’s arrest.

The rumored new Paris Hilton reality show has been confirmed.

Oxygen Confirms New Paris Hilton Reality Show. The rumored new Paris Hilton reality show has been confirmed by Oxygen Media. “The Untitled Paris Hilton Project” will once again star in a new docu-series that will focus on her life beyond the tabloid covers. The channel announced that the new show won’t be similar to “Simple Life,” the reality show she starred with Nicole Richie years ago. It promises to offer an “unprecedented voyeuristic glimpse into Paris’ real life.” Amy Introcaso-Davis, Senior VP of Original Programming and Development, said, “Paris is magnetic in such a way that viewers are naturally curious about her and think they know her based on what they see in the media.” “We’re looking to truly bring an all-encompassing look at her life, friends, family, and relationships, all that’s not represented every day. It’s going to be a fascinating journey.” Appearing in the new show are Paris’ friends Brooke Mueller, Charlie Sheen’s wife; Jennifer Rovero, a Playboy model who dated Fred Durst and who works full-time as Paris’ photographer; Allison Melnick, a major player in Los Angeles’ nightlife scene; and Kathy Hilton, Paris’ mom and the voice of reason who always tells her the truth. Paris will exec produce the show along with dad Rick Hilton and Jamie Freed. A. Smith & Co. founders Arthur Smith and Kent Weed will exec produce as well.

No Rehab for Charlie Sheen.

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No Rehab for Charlie Sheen.

Charlie Sheen Won’t Be Checking Into Rehab. Charlie Sheen seems to have escaped all of the media madness recently after the Mel Gibson story stole the headlines. Now, it seems Sheen will be avoiding a full rehab stint as well.
According to our source, Sheen will not have to officially check into his rehab stay to complete his 30-day jail sentence because the “Two and a Half Men” star has been completing the terms of his sentence for the last several weeks. Sheen reached a plea bargain in connection with his domestic violence case in Aspen in August. Yale Galanter, Sheen’s attorney, arranged for the actor to attend the Promises rehab center in Malibu and it will count as time served. The original plan was for Sheen to officially check into Promises, but the plan has changed with Sheen’s new deal to include aftercare for the next couple of months. Some of those aftercare times will even include Sheen bunking at the facility. Our source told us, “It’s an ongoing process for Charlie.” As soon as the case heads back to court in November, Charlie will be able to show that he has completed his mandatory 30-day sentence several times over.