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Sources directly connected to Sheen tell us Charlie has passed two drug tests since he began his in-home rehab -- one taken this morning and the other last week.

Charlie has a team of addiction specialists working with him at his home, some of whom he has known for 20 years. The lead specialist is nationally known and someone both Warner Bros. and CBS signed off on.

The two drugs test results are being forwarded on to Warner Bros., which is monitoring Charlie's progress to determine when "Two and a Half Men" can go back into production.

Babs was honored Friday night at the Grammy's MusiCares event, during which she was asked if she would ever do "Glee" -- her answer was, "Not if I can help it." Ouch!

Streisand tells TMZ she didn't mean it the way it sounded, telling us, "When asked if I would ever appear on ‘Glee,' I should have said, 'Younever know.' It was wrong to say, 'Not if I can help it.'

She went on to clarify, "What I meantwas that I’ve been overwhelmed preparing for my performance onMusiCares, the Grammys, recording a new album, and starting a newmovie. So I couldn’t take on any more work, and besides that, I wasn’tasked."

Justin Bieber's "Never Say Never" jumped out to an early lead in the box office battle with the Adam Sandler/Jennifer Aniston/Brooklyn Decker's cleavage movie, "Just Go With It" -- Bieber has the lead after Friday, $12.5 mil to $10 mil.

Ahnald broke the news earlier today on his Twitter -- writing, "Exciting news. My friends at CAA have been asking me for 7 years when they can take offers seriously. Gave them the green light today."

His critics would say Arnold never stopped acting.

Sources connected with "Justified" tell us the 30-year-old woman -- who suffered severe head trauma during a "low speed" collision with a vehicle -- is also regaining the ability to move on her own.

We're told the woman has begun to talk again as well.

The cameo was shot on Monday -- and sources connected with the show tell TMZ, Camille plays a character named "Camille" ... who stars on a reality show called "Real Divorcees of San Diego."

What a challenge.

Charlie and Brooke filed their papers Thursday in L.A. County Superior Court.

Under California law, a divorce decree isn't granted until 6 months after the papers are filed, so they will be officially single on May 2.

TMZ obtained the divorce settlement docs in which Charlie and Brooke get joint custody of the twins and Brooke gets primary physical custody.

Brooke will get $55,000 a month in child support. The settlement states that "Under no circumstances shall the child support paid by Charlie for Bob and Max be less than the child support paid by Charlie to Denise Richards for Sam and Lola."

Brooke will get a lump sum parting gift of $757,698.70. She'll also get $1 million for her share of the family homestead, which Charlie gets to keep.

TMZ has learned Kelsey and Camille Grammer's divorce was finalized moments ago -- after a judge in L.A. County Superior Court signed the divorce decree.

As we previously reported, Kelsey wanted a quickie divorce so he could marry his girlfriend Kayte Walsh. We're told Kelsey and Camille will work out their property settlement issues at a later date.

In order to get the divorce, Kelsey had to post $2.3 million, which protects Camille's pension rights against any new spouse.

Law enforcement sources tell us ... the 30-year-old woman was struck in a "low speed collision" and smacked her head on concrete as she fell backwards.

We're told the woman was transported to a nearby hospital for severe head trauma.

As TMZ first reported, Kelsey's lawyer asked the judge to grant an immediate divorce decree, leaving the property settlement issues for a later date. The judge did not issue a divorce decree at a hearing last week because certain issues had not been resolved.

But we've learned lawyers for both Kelsey and Camille have now agreed on all the prerequisites for an immediate divorce, and the judge will issue the decree today.

The divorce decree will allow Kelsey to marry his girlfriend Kayte Walsh according to plan -- by the end of this month.

Law enforcement sources confirm ... the 60-year-old driver had some kind of medical emergency behind the wheel and veered on to the L.A. area set -- striking a 52-year-old male security guard.

We're told the security guard was transported to a nearby hospital in critical condition -- but died from his injuries a short time later.

The accident is still under investigation.

UPDATE: CBS has released a statement saying the studio is "cooperating with the local authorities in Santa Clarita to help determine what caused this terrible accident."

CBS notes production on the show has been suspended until further notice.

NCIS producers, cast and crew also released a joint statement saying, "With profound sympathy we mourn the tragic passing of our co-worker and friend."

TMZ has confirmed ... Charlie is saying he is ready to come back to work next week to complete the season. We're told Charlie is upset that Warner Bros. and show creator Chuck Lorre have not offered to pay the crew for the downtime, so he's made an offer to pay 1/3 of the crew salaries if Warner Bros. and CBS each pay 1/3 as well.

A CBS exec tells TMZ ... no one on the show is ready to go back to work on Monday. We're told under the best of circumstances the show will come back at the end of the month, assuming Charlie can handle it.

And the CBS exec adds, no one has asked the network to pay 1/3 of the crew salaries for the downtime.

A Warner Bros. exec would not address Charlie's financial offer but told us ... "We sincerely hope that Charlie's rehab is going well. We hope that he is healthy in the very near future and we look forward to the return of production of 'Two and a Half Men.'"

The show is set to debut in the spring -- it'll be the first time Keith will host a show since he abruptly parted ways with MSNBC last month.

Gore -- who serves as Chairman of Current TV -- says he's "extremely honored and delighted" about Keith ... calling him a "great fit with Current in every way."

Sources close to LiLo tell TMZ ... Lindsay's people have had multiple phone conversations within the last few weeks with the people behind the new "Superman" reboot. We're told Lindsay is up for a role in the flick -- and while it isn't Lois Lane, we hear it would be a "major character."

We're told Lindsay is supposed to meet personally with the "Superman" people soon -- but she might be a little busy with that felony grand theft charge thing.

According to our sources, Lindsay is "dying to show people again how talented she is" and is worried this latest run-in with the law (for which she maintains she's innocent) could ruin her shot at the movie.

Apparently that necklace she's accused of stealing is made out of kryptonite.

Reps for Warner Bros had no comment.