It wasn't so long ago that Charlie Sheen, the indisputable bad boy of the small screen, stunned and captivated America by going on what many believed to be the psychotic celebrity meltdown of the year. After delivering a radio rant that was filled with so much shock and awe it made Howard Stern seem more like Mr. Rogers, Sheen decried many psychologists' suggestion that he may be bipolar and instead added a new word to our lexicon, "bi-winning."Without placing any judgment on the content or character of Sheen's initial PR faux pas (after all, I think we can all agree that his characterizations of the respect-worthy Mr. Lorre were culturally insensitive, to say the least), I, like many spectators to that circus, was fascinated by Sheen's flagrant rebellion to his boss' ultimate attempt to win the war of words.More... (http://www.huffingtonpost.com/kelly-smith-beaty/charlie-sheen-unemployment_b_918273.html)