MUMBAI: CBS‘ Two and a Half Men has found Charlie Harper‘s long-lost daughter.

House alum Amber Tamblyn has been tapped to join the Chuck Lorre comedy as a recurring guest star for season 11.

The Joan of Arcadia star will play Jenny, the illegitimate lesbian daughter of Charlie (Charlie Sheen), who moves to LA to pursue acting and connect with what‘s left of her family. She likes everything her dad liked - including women. Tamblyn will recur in at least five episodes of the CBS comedy, with an option to become a series regular.

CBS renewed Men in April for an 11th season, with Angus T. Jones‘ role reduced to a recurring status as the 19-year-old attends college - something that Lorre champions, as the young actor has spent more time on a TV set than at school.

"It‘s really commendable that he wants to make that the next part of his life," Lorre said, acknowledging Jones‘ controversial remarks aimed at the show that made him a star. "He misstepped last year, and it‘s just not fair to judge him on that. I certainly hope he comes back from time to time. But for now he‘s embarking on a new life."

Tamblyn most recently starred in CBS‘ Anatomy of Violence drama pilot from the creators of Homeland. It was passed over in May. Her credits include episodes of Portlandia and Inside Amy Schumer as well as 127 Hours, Django Unchained and The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants movies.

MUMBAI: The online retail giant that peddles everything from e-readers to UFO detectors is looking to change that and make fine art more accessible for everyone.

Amazon on Tuesday announced the launch of Amazon Art, an online marketplace that features more than 40,000 worlds of fine art from more than 150 galleries and dealers. At launch, Amazon Art features artworks from more than 4,500 artists. Amazon said it is one of the largest online collections of original and limited edition artwork for purchase from galleries and dealers.

"We are excited to bring one of the largest selections of fine art direct from galleries to our customers. Amazon Art gives galleries a way to bring their passion and expertise about the artists they represent to our millions of customers. We‘re thrilled to bring the excitement and emotional connection of art to our customers," Amazon Marketplace VP Peter Faricy said in a statement.

Like other Amazon Web properties, the new fine art marketplace features discovery tools to help you find pieces you might like, and detailed information about the works of art. You can search by using filters such as subject, style, color, size, price, and gallery.

The marketplace includes art from galleries of all sizes in the US, UK, the Netherlands, and Canada, including Paddle8 in New York, Holden Luntz in Miami, McLoughlin Gallery and Modernbook in San Francisco and Catherine Person Gallery in Seattle.

The store offers a little something for everyone, with pieces ranging from folk art to impressionism to modern art. Prices vary, with photographs starting at under $200 alongside iconic works from artists like Norman Rockwell, including the American master‘s "Willie Gillis: Package from Home" available for a cool $4.85 million. Other available pieces include Andy Warhol‘s "Sachiko" for $45,000 and Claude Monet‘s "L‘Enfant a la tasse, portrait de Jean Monet" for $1.45 million.