Charlie Sheen and Denise Richards took their girls Sam and Lola to Cabo around the holidays and things must have went pretty well because they jetted off to Mexico again! Denise headed back to Cabo with Charlie, Sam, Lola, and Eloise for a long MLK holiday getaway.  She Tweeted late last week:

going on a spontaneous trip with the girls this long weekend..

Here they are seen arriving back home together.  Denise shared:

Great weekend with the family…heading back to reality!

It’s great that these two are getting along so well.  I’m sure the girls appreciate being able to spend time with both parents.

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Charlie Sheen and ex-wife Denise Richards are spending their Christmas vacation together, with their daughters!

Taking to his Twitter account, Sheen wrote of their get-together on Sunday. “What’s better than a modern family vacation!?! love spending winter break w/ @denise_richards & my kids!”, then posted a picture of a family-style portrait.

On Monday, he followed up with a similarly swoony message: “…all in the family a Christmas…. to remember..! xo c” and another family group shot.

Sheen, 46, and Richards, 40, divorced in 2006; earlier this year, Richards published the book “The Real Girl Next Door,” in which she recounted her marriage with the unpredictable actor whose recent outbursts have landed him in rehab and kicked off the set of “Two and a Half Men.”

Also pictured is Denise’s adopted daugther, Eloise Joni.

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Amidst the rumors that Brooke Mueller is a drug-dealing cocaine abuser following her arrest in Aspen, Colorado last Friday, Charlie Sheen says that there is no way that any of that’s true about his ex, especially because of the money he pays her.

When he was asked about Brooke’s arrest and allegation of drug-dealing, Charlie said:

“With the child support I give her … she’s gonna deal drugs? Never gonna happen.”

I’d have to agree, seeing as he dishes out $55,000 a month in child support. Why?

He said some other tidbits to add in there:

“We’re interested in co-parenting … the kids need two parents.”

“The cops in Aspen are Keystone on their finest day … these are the clowns that let [Ted] Bundy go.”

That’s a pretty bold statement seeing as how those same cops in Aspen let him off the hook after he was arrested for reportedly holding a knife to Brooke’s throat during their argument that shocked the media back in 2009.

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Winning man Charlie Sheen poses for the cameras with actress Katheryn Winnick in between filming a car wash scene in Los Angeles, California.

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Charlie Sheen is back to work. He stars in the new film, “A Glimpse Inside the Mind of Charles Swan III”.

The film, about a graphic designer, whose life takes a turn for the worse when his girlfriend dumps him, is being directed by Roman Coppola and stars Charlie, alongside Bill Murray and Jason Schwartzman.

In addition to the new film, Charlie has another project in the works – his new sitcom, “Anger Management,” which late last month found a home on FX.

The sitcom, based around the big screen 2003 film of the same name, will begin airing in summer 2012, FX previously confirmed.

Wonder if his new show will be better than ‘Two and a Half Men’. I think it’s funny – but honestly, I don’t really care enough to watch. Are you still watching?

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Charlie Sheen is sad…more like “extremely disappointed”…with how Two and a Half Men is “handling what [he] left behind.”

Sheen was out in L.A. yesterday … when a photog asked if Charlie could explain why “Men” was slipping in the ratings from the show’s explosive debut.

Charlie — who recently said he “loved” the first episode of the Ashton Kutcher era –  explained, “People aren’t stupid … not all of them.”

FYI — “Men” is still high atop the ratings … in fact, this week’s episode is UP one-and-a-half rating points from the episode that ran exactly one year ago.

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He may have been fired from his superhit television sitcom, Two and a Half Men, and had the entire world thinking he was a crazy person with all that Tiger Blood nonsense, but somehow Charlie Sheen keeps proving that he reigns supreme. Forbes just released their Highest Paid Actors on TV list, and Charlie takes the cake at #1 with $40 million earned from 2010-2011. And that’s from syndication.

Charlie has inked a deal with Lionsgate TV to create a new sitcom, and he’s set to make more money than ever!

The 46-year-old star is now working on a new show based around Adam Sandler‘s film Anger Management about an athlete-turned counselor – originally played by Jack Nicholson in the movie – who enrages his patients more than calming them down.

Speaking of the series, Charlie said: “I chose Anger Management because, while it might be a big stretch for me to play a guy with serious anger management issues, I think it is a great concept.”

Behind Charlie on the Forbes list is Ray Romano, who banked $20 million for his new show Men of a Certain Age, which has already been axed.

In third place is Steve Carell, for his performance as lead character Michael Scott in The Office, which netted him $15 million, but is a role he has since left to concentrate on his film career.

NCIS star Mark Harmon came fourth with earnings of $13 million followed by Charlie’s former co-star Jon Cryer and ex-CSI actor Laurence Fishburne who tied in fifth with $11 million each.

Forbes.com’s Highest Paid Actors on TV 2010-2011:

1. Charlie Sheen, $40 million
2. Ray Romano, $20 million
3. Steve Carell, $15 million
4. Mark Harmon, $13 million
5. Jon Cryer, $11 million
6. Laurence Fishburne, $11 million
7. Patrick Dempsey, $9 million
8. Simon Baker, $9 million
9. Hugh Laurie, $9 million
10. Christopher Meloni, $9 million

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