Top Irish Entertainment Stories of 2010- SEE PHOTOS

In one of Anniston's film’s this year, she played a single woman seeking a sperm donor in “The Switch”. “She's throwing a message out to 12-year-olds and 13-year-olds that, 'Hey you don't need a guy. You don't need a dad,' he ranted on his FOX News show

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5. Susan Boyle breaks records with best selling albums

Proving the durability of her talent, the Scottish born singer’s success sky rocketed this year with best selling albums on both sides of the Atlantic.

After the release of her second album, “The Gift”, the 49-year-old became the first ever female artist to simultaneously hold the U.S. and UK no1 spots twice in less than 12 months.

READ MORE- Susan Boyle: first female to smash chart records both sides of Atlantic - SEE VIDEO

6. Mary Byrne

The former Tesco check-out worker made her way into homes throughout the world when her powerful voice made her a You-Tube sensation after auditioning for Simon Cowell’s British talent show “X Factor”.

Despite not winning the overall prize, the single mum from Ballyfermot walked away with a recording contract which she intends to start working on in the New Year.

READ MORE- Mary Byrne signs record deal- SEE VIDEO

7. Charlie Sheen’s bust up in New York

Not the best year for the “Two and a Half Men” star who thrashed his plush New York Plaza Hotel room after a night of drinking.

What was supposed to be a family holiday was transformed into a media circus with his Irish American escort, Christina Walsh, claimed that while in his hotel room, she feared for her life.

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