#charlie-sheen

#charlie-sheen

When Sheen wanted to meet Carlos Estévez because the major league pitcher shared Sheen's given name, he turned to his connected friend, Tony Todd. When Sheen was in the throes of a crack addiction, fired from his starring role on "Two and a Half Men" and in need of an unwavering voice of encouragement, he turned to his non-judgmental friend Tony Todd.

Mine found another gear eight years ago when I got off the booze, and switched to non-alc beer. During that time, the choices were vast but the quality was sparse. I decided to change all of that, and made my own: Wild AF. I think we can all agree, 'the morning belongs to the night before.' Write your own story.

How on earth has Charlie Sheen made it to 60? How has he survived decades of cocaine first snorted, then smoked as crack endless parties with alcohol and friends? And his sexual excesses? Did he make enough to cover all the extortion money he gave to sex workers, including one to whom he reportedly paid as much as $1.4 million?

In The Book of Sheen, released Tuesday, the Two and a Half Men star wrote that there's "not enough room in my car" for dating right now. In an interview with Page Six published in time with the release, the actor shared that he hasn't had a girlfriend in almost a decade, prompting the interviewer to ask if that meant he'd been celibate.

Perhaps the most striking revelation in the piece is Sheen's acknowledgment of his relationships and sexual encounters with men. The lead-up to the documentary marks the first time he has even broached the subject, describing the process of opening up as "fucking liberating." He added, "A fucking piano didn't fall out of the sky. No one ran into the room and shot me."