Charlie Sheen talked to Piers Morgan in his first live television interview since the "Two and a Half Men" shutdown this evening. Sheen brought the results of a recent drug test to show he was clean. Piers asked him about if he had any regrets. "There's a couple things I wish I hadn't started," said Sheen. "One of them is smoking cigarettes."

And he summed it up: "I'm still alive, which is pretty cool."

Charlie Sheen will appear in his first live television interview since the "Two and a Half Men" shutdown tonight, for the full hour, on "Piers Morgan Tonight," CNN at 9pmET.

The television star will be on-set with Piers Morgan. Do you have a question you want Sheen to answer? send them to Piers on Twitter, Facebook or leave them in the comments below.

Last week Larry King made his return to CNN, in a much talked about interview with Piers Morgan. Here's a look behind-the-scenes – Larry's return to the bureau, meeting with old friends and that first moment with Piers, a few minutes before the show went live.

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Bret Michaels appeared in an exclusive in-depth interview with Piers Morgan last week, set to air Wednesday. He talked about recovering from health issues, women, his rocker life and more. But he also broke news about a new tour coming this summer. FULL POST

Writer and director Kevin Smith was a guest on "Piers Morgan Tonight" on Friday to talk about his new movie "Red State" and more. He said unlike previous movies ("'Dogma' clearly was me going 'I've got something to say,') but with this horror movie, that has changed.

"I'm done saying things in film, honestly," Smith told Piers Morgan. "I'm going to retire after the next flick." He also explained the business behind his movies: "I don't make sequels or remakes. I don't make a franchiseable movie. 'Red State' took three years to find the financing for. It's bleak. It's uncompromising. It demands a lot of the audience."