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In another installment of TODAY in History, TODAY's Natalie Morales travels back in time to don a fake mustache and pose with her son Luke while impersonating one of the most recognizable characters of all time: Charlie Chaplin's Little Tramp. (TODAY)

A McDonald's employee recognizes a regular feathered customer when a driver stops by the drive-thru window, the bird perched on his car. TODAY.com's Dara Brown reports. (TODAY)

TODAY's Matt Lauer talks with Charlie the humanoid robot, featured as one of Time magazine's best innovations of 2011, who can talk, walk and even kick a soccer ball. (TODAY)

While troubled actor Charlie Sheen may be clean and sober after years of substance abuse, some experts say he may be suffering from a mental disorder. NBC's Jeff Rossen reports. (TODAY )

Warner Brothers television formally fired Charlie Sheen today from "Two and a Half Men," the series they produce for CBS. NBC's Brian Williams reports. (Nightly News)

Charlie Sheen unveiled a live streaming web show called "Sheen's Korner" Saturday night. Msnbc's Alex Witt reports. (msnbc tv)

NBC reporter Jeff Rosen looks at how Charlie Sheen is plotting what's next as he tries to capitalize on his newfound popularity -- or infamy -- since his media blitz over the past week. TODAY's Lester Holt talks to Rosen about the latest in this real-life opera and to attorney Gloria Allred on Sheen's custody battle and his estranged wife's abuse allegations. (TODAY )

Week in Review: Msnbc's Willie Geist brings you a special edition of the Week in Review: The Week in Charlie Sheen. From his talk about winning and tiger blood to his live-in 'goddesses' and setting a new Twitter record, the troubled actor undeniably dominated this week. Winning! (Morning Joe)

Actor Charlie Sheen has reportedly returned to Hollywood after being in the Bahamas with a porn star and a model. He insists that he's clean and sober. TODAY's Jenna Wolfe talks with addiction specialist Brad Lamm about Sheen's behavior and entertainment reporter Lola Ogunnaike on Sheen's relationship with CBS and the "Two and a Half Men" crew. (TODAY show)

Morning Joe brings you the best clips of late night: From the Stephen Colbert's take on Glenn Beck, Tom Brokaw on Letterman, and Kimmel's mash-up of Snooki and Lucy Van Pelt. (Morning Joe)