Producer Harvey Weinstein, who just won the Best Picture Oscar for "The King's Speech," was a guest tonight on "Piers Morgan Tonight." He discussed Charlie Sheen in the wake of the recent interview by Piers Morgan. "I know Les Moonves," said Weinstein of the CBS CEO. "Charlie's playing a losing game."

"Not one show is going to make the difference to CBS," he said. "He's a dangerous guy to go against." But would Weinstein still hire Sheen? FULL POST

Piers Morgan's interview with Sen. Scott Brown airs tonight, and the emotional interview touches on family, Brown's history of abuse and more. "To have your dad after 51 years come up and say 'I'm sorry for everything,' it was like, great," said Brown of reconciling with his father. "It was tough but good,"

Check out the full interview at 9pmET. Also tonight – Harvey Weinstein, producer of Best Picture "The King's Speech," live.

Another clip from Piers Morgan's interview with Charlie Sheen. After Piers asked about the future of Sheen and CBS, Sheen said, "I start hearng stories about 'they're going to hire John Stamos.'"

Sheen didn't think that would work out. "If you guys do that you deserve everything that happens later," he said to CBS. "Sorry John, you're a lovely man, but you got on me on Howard Stern, bro, and I don't forget anything."

Another moment from Piers Morgan's hour-long interview with Charlie Sheen touched on the issue of domestic violence. Drawing from Sheen's past, Piers asked him point blank: "Have you ever hit a woman?" "Women are not to be hit," he said. "They are to be hugged and caressed."

But then Sheen did recall one incident, one that he admitted to regretting, and described it in great detail.