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Patents office, including the now-infamous âDuh, winning.â The actor filed papers to secure the rights to others as well, including: âAdonis DNA,â "Tiger Blood," and âViolent Torpedo of Truth.â âXFINITY Entertainment Staff (Photo by Brad White/Getty Images) The opinions expressed are solely those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the views of Comcast. More from this Slideshow Next Stars' Silly Tra... From Ryan Lochteâs âJeahâ to Paris Hiltonâs âThatâs hot,â keep clicking to see which celebrities have attempted to trademark ridiculous catchphrases. âXFINITY Entertainment Staff (Photos by Jordan Strauss/AP and Jason Merritt/Getty Images) The opinions expressed are solely those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the views of Comcast. Ryan Lochte: "Je... Earlier this month, Olympic gold medalist Ryan Lochte filed papers with the U.S.

Patent and Trademark Office in order to legally trademark his now-famous catchphrase, "Jeah." The swimmer plans to use the term on various items, including sunglasses, clothing, jewelry, DVDs, key chains, trading cards, swimsuits and more. As for the actual meaning of âJeahâ? Lochte says he was inspired by rapper Young Jeezy, who uses the similar-sounding phrase âCheaâ in many of his songs. âXFINITY Entertainment Staff (Photo by Jordan Strauss/Invision/AP) The opinions expressed are solely those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the views of Comcast. Paris Hilton: "T... Call Paris Hilton what you want, but it is hard to deny her business savvy. The heiress successfully trademarked her infamous catchphrase âThatâs hotâ in February of 2007 at the height of her fame. She became embroiled in a lawsuit with greeting card company Hallmark in 2009 after it was discovered that they had used the phrase on a card. The suit was settled out of court in 2010.

âXFINITY Entertainment Staff (Photo by Isaac Brekken/Getty Images for Mizumi) The opinions expressed are solely those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the views of Comcast. Donald Trump: "Y... Donald Trump attempted to trademark his signature âYou're firedâ catchphrase in 2004 following the immense success of âThe Apprentice.â According to the application, Trump intended to use "You're fired" on clothes, games and casino services. His application was eventually denied. âXFINITY Entertainment Staff (Photo by Stephen Lovekin/Getty Images) The opinions expressed are solely those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the views of Comcast. Rachel Zoe: "Ban... Did you know you can trademark fruit names? Celebrity stylist Rachel Zoe managed to do it. Zoe reportedly trademarked âBananasâ and âI die,â two phrases often said on her reality show, in 2009. âXFINITY Entertainment Staff (Photo by Jamie McCarthy/Getty Images) The opinions expressed are solely those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the views of Comcast. Charlie Sheen: "...

During the height of his epic meltdown, Charlie Sheen attempted to trademark 22 phrases with the U.S. Patents office, including the now-infamous âDuh, winning.â The actor filed papers to secure the rights to others as well, including: âAdonis DNA,â "Tiger Blood," and âViolent Torpedo of Truth.â âXFINITY Entertainment Staff (Photo by Brad White/Getty Images) The opinions expressed are solely those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the views of Comcast. Beyonce and Jay-... BeyoncÃ© and Jay-Z are setting up daughter Blue Ivy for life. The pair filed papers to trademark the infantâs name, for use on a line of baby carriages, baby cosmetics, and diaper bags, just weeks after her birth. The crazy part? BeyoncÃ© and Jay-Z were not the first to attempt to trademark the name. Fashion designer Joseph Mbeh submitted an application to trademark âBlue Ivy Carter NYCâ just four days after the famous infantâs birth.

Another applicant allegedly filed for âBlue Ivy Carter Glory IVâ a few days later. Both were denied due to their similarity to the famous tot's name. âXFINITY Entertainment Staff (Photo by Al Bello/Getty Images) The opinions expressed are solely those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the views of Comcast. Michael Buffer: ... While you might not know who Michael Buffer is, you surely know his trademarked catchphrase. Buffer is the proud owner of âLetâs get ready to rumble,â a phrase that has earned him more than $400 million. In addition to appearing in over 20 films, Buffer has sold the rights to âLetâs get ready to rumbleâ for use in music, video games, and various merchandise. Not too shabby for just five words. âXFINITY Entertainment Staff (Photo by Jason Merritt/Getty Images) The opinions expressed are solely those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the views of Comcast. Jeremy Lin: âLin...

Former New York Knicks star Jeremy Lin rose to unimaginable fame earlier this year, causing all sorts of âLinsanityâ in Madison Square Garden night after night. The athlete decided to trademark âLinsanityâ in order to use the phrase on items like mugs, energy drinks, duffel bags and fruit juices, but before Linâs request could be reviewed, several other individuals attempted to trademark the catchphrase as well. The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office immediately rejected the additional requests, saying they would convey a false connection to the basketball player. A decision has not yet been made on Linâs application. âXFINITY Entertainment Staff (AP Photo/Alan Diaz) The opinions expressed are solely those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the views of Comcast. Trey Songz/Dave ... Rapper Trey Songz and âStorage Warsâ star Dave Hester are currently in the middle of a nasty court battle over the phrase âYuuup!â Yup, you read that correctly.

The rapper was enraged upon learning that Hester was granted the right to trademark the catchphrase, claiming he has been using âYuuup!â on his albums since 2009. A settlement has not yet been reached. âXFINITY Entertainment Staff (Photos by Bennett Raglin and Dimitrios Kambouris/Getty Images) The opinions expressed are solely those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the views of Comcast. Emeril Lagasse: ... One of the first celebrity chefs, boisterous cook Emeril Lagasse, was smart enough to trademark his signature catchphrase, âBam!,â early in his career. He has since used the phrase on cookbooks, clothing and other marketable merchandise. âXFINITY Entertainment Staff (Photo by Donald Bowers/Getty Images for JCPENNEY) The opinions expressed are solely those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the views of Comcast. 'Jersey Shore' S... Some âJersey Shoreâ stars had more luck with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office than others.

Nicole âSnookiâ Polizzi's attempt to trademark her name was rejected on the basis that a cartoon cat called "Snooky" was already trademarked and it presented the âlikelihood of confusion.â Paul Delvecchio, Jr., best known as "DJ Pauly D," was denied because there is already a trademark for a man called DJ Paulie. Mike âThe Situationâ Sorrentinoâs application was rejected due to a line of footwear bearing the same name. The only cast member who has not been denied a trademark for his or her name is Jenni "J-WOWWâ Farley. âXFINITY Entertainment Staff (Photo by Jason Kempin/Getty Images) The opinions expressed are solely those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the views of Comcast.

LMFAO: "LMFAO" In 2008, âParty Rockâ singers Stefan Kendal Gordy and Skyler Austen Gordy were denied the chance to trademark their group name, LMFAO, because it "consists of or comprises immoral, deceptive or scandalous matter." The group shot back, claiming that the acronym actually stands for âLaughing My Freaking Ass Off,â not âLaughing My *Expletive* Ass Off,â as previously assumed by the U.S. Trademark Office. The case is still pending. âXFINITY Entertainment Staff (Photo by Kevin Winter/Getty Images) The opinions expressed are solely those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the views of Comcast. Charlie Sheen Wants to Trademark 22 Phrases Charlie Sheen Wants to Trademark 22 Phrases Tweet Apr 5, 2011 Now that Charlie Sheen is on the road and is busy amazing Americans everywhere with his skills of sitting in a chair and talking, he has taken it upon himself to prevent anyone from stealing his act.

On March 19th and March 22nd, a company called Hyro-gliff filed applications to trademark 22 of Sheen’s favorite phrases, including “Duh,” “Winning,” “Vatican Assassin,” “Tiger Blood,” and “Rock Star From Mars.” The papers were signed by Marty Singer, Sheen’s attorney, who also filed Sheen’s $100 million lawsuit against Warner Bros. and Chuck Lorre. “Adonis DNA,” however, has proven to be a bit harder for Sheen to legally license because two other people filed papers for the term before he did, and they both claimed they planned on using it on clothing and as the name of a nutritional supplement. Thirteen other people (including Jimmy Buffet’s company) have also filed papers to trademark “Tiger Blood,” obviously to use as the title of alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages. The paperwork could take a year to be approved, but once it is, Sheen is not required to make products using the terms. So basically, trademarking his lingo is just a way for him to prevent other people from taking his phrases and coining them as their own.

But since Sheen has already started selling merchandise that’s emblazoned with the words on his tour, attorney Aaron Moss says he’s at an advantage because the terms distinctly represent him, and nobody else. “He has become solely identifiable as the source of the catchphrases,” Moss said. “He’s going to have a much stronger claim to those trademark rights to any third party.” So nice try, Larisa Oleynik, but “Duh” no longer belongs to you. Charlie Sheen Begins Selling 'Duh, Winning' T-Shirts | Hollywood Reporter Charlie Sheen Begins Selling 'Duh, Winning' T-Shirts 5:23 AM PDT 3/14/2011 by Lindsay Powers Twitter "Eat your hearts out, literally," He Twitters of the $19.95 shirt. Charlie Sheen is now officially selling merchandise, such a "Duh, Winning" T-shirt he and one of his goddesses model in the Twitter photo, to the left. PHOTOS: Charlie Sheen's career ups and downs "#FASTBALL "Eat your hearts out; literally!

Now go buy it," Sheen Twittered of the shirt, which retails for $19.96 on his official Web site, CharlieSheen.com, which he launched Friday. (The site also sells shirts that say "I'm an FA-18 Bro," "You're Either in Sheen's Korner or You're With the Trolls" and "Gnarles Gnarlington.") Uhh, Winning, Duh! Song [VIDEO] More News About Charlie Sheen This post was created by a user and has not been vetted or endorsed by BuzzFeed's editorial staff. BuzzFeed Community is a place where anyone can post awesome lists and creations. Learn more or post your buzz! Duh, winning? Sheen gets cold reception in Detroit - today > entertainment - today > entertainment > celebs - TODAY.com Duh, winning? Sheen gets cold reception in Detroit Thunderous applause — then boos, walkouts as his stage show gets going Below: Charlie Sheen addresses the crowd at the Fox Theatre in Detroit on Saturday.

msnbc.com staff and news service reports updated 4/3/2011 12:41:37 AM ET 2011-04-03T04:41:37 + - DETROIT — Charlie Sheen and his "goddesses" took the stage to thunderous applause Saturday night for the first leg of his "Torpedo of Truth" tour. The 70-minute show hadn't even ended when the first reviews were in, and they were brutal. The former "Two and a Half Men" star showed that comedic success on the screen doesn't necessarily translate to the stage, and the capacity crowd at the 5,100-seat Fox Theatre rebelled before he left the stage, chanting "refund!" and walking out in droves. Linda Fugate, 47, of the Detroit suburb of Lincoln Park, walked outside and up the block yelling, "I want my money back!" She said she paid $150 for two seats. "I was hoping for something.

I didn't think it would be this bad." Fans who gathered outside the theater before the doors opened Saturday — some who had to fly in for the show — said they were hoping to see the increasingly eccentric actor deliver some of the colorful rants that have made him an Internet star since his ugly falling out with CBS and the producers of "Two and a Half Men." They got the ranting. It just wasn't funny. Video: Sheen’s road tour gets off to rocky start (on this page) Promising to give fans "the real story," the 45-year-old Sheen kicked off a month-long, 20-city tour Saturday night, with the second show scheduled for Sunday in Chicago. The show started well for Sheen, as the crowd stood and cheered as he and the women he calls his "goddesses" took the stage. The women, one a former porn star and the other an actress, carried signs with the words "War" and "Lock," references to one of the catchphrases Sheen recently coined. More Entertainment stories "I don't see a single empty seat," he said.

After one audience member booed, Sheen sanguinely replied, "I've already got your money, dude." He tried on a bowling shirt like one his TV character Charlie Harper would wear, then took it off and had his goddesses burn it. He then donned a Detroit Tigers No. 99 jersey, a reference to his role in the film "Major League." He told everyone he wanted them to enjoy "a night of winning." Winning, in fact, was one of many of Sheen's catchphrases to be displayed in a video montage. Others: "Violent hatred" and "Adonis DNA." USA Today was live-tweeting the event, producing a string of messages that portrayed a crowd that was increasingly restless and angry. The twitter feed from USATODAYLifelineLive had Sheen sitting on someone’s lap in the audience, playing catch with someone on stage. In one five-minute segment the twitterer offered these entries: “Sheen: ‘I’m having a great time!’” “Charlie Sheen is sitting on stage tweeting.

Guy behind me just yelled, ‘I want my money back!’" Advertise “Sheen: ‘Tell the guy next to you booing to shut the — up so the rest of us can enjoy the show.’” “Sheen has lost control of the crowd. He left the stage and ordered some music. Rapper onstage now.” But apparently it wasn't Snoop Dogg, whom Sheen said would perform at the show. Instead, the show ended with a video for a new Snoop Dogg song before the lights went on. Sheen's publicist Larry Solters declined to comment after the show, but Sheen reappeared after the house lights went up to thank those who remained. Toronto-area resident Ronnie Prentice was among several fans outside the theater who said they were hoping to see Sheen rant. "It's kind of like a NASCAR race. You're just tuning in because you're just waiting for the accident to happen," said Ronnie Prentice, 37. Adam Hawke said he bought a ticket for the same reason. "He might be doing something really crazy," said Hawke, 47, who works in the construction business and lives in Michigan. "He's a wreck.

That's half the draw." Geoff Rezek, 69, flew in from New York to see what he believed was going to be "history in the making." "I wouldn't miss the first show. Who knows if there's going to be a second show?" said Rezek, a computer consultant from Connecticut, who said he also bought a ticket for Sheen's show next week in his home state. On Twitter? Follow us there! Sheen has made headlines in recent years as much for his drug use, failed marriages, custody disputes and run-ins with the police as for his acting. His father, actor Martin Sheen, has compared his son's fight against addiction to that of a cancer patient's fight for survival. In August, Sheen pleaded guilty in Aspen, Colo., to misdemeanor third-degree assault after a Christmas Day altercation with his third wife, Brooke Mueller. The couple recently finalized their divorce. Advertise The wayward star's behavior, which included lashing out at the show's producer, Chuck Lorre, finally became too much for Warner Bros. Television, which booted him from "Two and a Half Men" on March 7.

Sheen fired back with a $100 million lawsuit and all-out media assault in which he informed the world about his standing as a "rock star from Mars" and a "warlock" with "Adonis DNA" who lives with two "goddesses" — both of whom he said would be at the Detroit show. His unique banter and catchphrases — think "winning" — have spread over the Internet and onto T-shirts, more than a few of which are expected to be sold on the tour, which wraps up May 3 in Seattle after stops in Atlanta, Chicago, Dallas, Denver, Houston, New York, San Francisco and others. Sheen has said the Detroit show, where tickets cost $45 to $80, sold out. "I am bringing 'My Violent Torpedo of Truth/Defeat is Not an Option' show out to you in the battlefield," Sheen said in a video announcing the tour. "If you're winning, I'll see you there. Trolls need not apply. ... Buy your ticket. Take the ride. And the ride will take you." Msnbc.com staff contributed to this report from The Associated Press. Copyright 2011 The Associated Press.

All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed. Advertise >> about charlie sheen not winning. his live one-man stage show debuts in detroit and critics called it a disaster. did he do better in chicago ? jeff rossen was there and has more. good morning. >> reporter: hey, ann. he actually got a standing ovation here in chicago . boy, did charlie sheen need it. as you mentioned opening night in detroit was a mess. by charlie 's own admission most likely it would be a bomb based on my conversations with him. i was inside and i watched fans leave early, about 30 minutes in. charlie was booed off stage. outside fans said they wanted their money back. after that charlie said, this is an evolving experiment. i'm rewriting the show. he tried again last night in chicago . [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: at the chicago theater sunday night, charlie sheen finally got some cheers. he set it up like a talk show , sheen as the guest, his close friend the interviewer. charlie let loose about drugs. >> i discovered the internet and crack on the same night.

>> reporter: on his estranged wife brooke mueller who got a court order to remove their twin boys from their house. >> she sent 9,000 cops to my house. >> reporter: he opened up about the drunken meltdown at the plaza hotel saying this about the porn star with him. >> she's all weepy on these shows and i'm like, wow, boo [ bleep ] hoo. >> reporter: for the first time sheen apologized for calling his "two and a half men" costar jon cryer a troll. sheen said again he wants back on the sit com . when it was over in chicago , mixed reviews outside the theater. >> it was boring. >> all in all i thought he did pretty good. >> reporter: but in detroit , just one night earlier. >> you suck! >> reporter: charlie was dying up there. >> i don't do crack anymore, but i'm just saying. >> reporter: there were cheers like when sheen 's live-in lovers made an appearance. [ cheers ] >> reporter: yeah, the crowd liked that. sheen pulled out one of his signature bowling shirts from "two and a half men" to have the goddesses burn it.

>> boom. >> reporter: minutes later, sheen lost the crowd with a bizarre warlock routine. >> i am delivered here in the form of my perfect flesh. >> reporter: some fans got up and left early. [ booing ] >> reporter: and then so did charlie , less than one hour into his routine. >> i'll come back to this once you guys are awake. >> reporter: he seemed frustrated and got off stage. suddenly a rapper showed up. that was it. charlie never came back. >> don't go. >> worst show we have seen. >> reporter: what do you think? >> awful. >> a waste of two hours of my life. >> reporter: the critics were brutal, too, ripping sheen apart. a dud, disastrous, sheen bombs on opening night . two shows down, 20 to go, zig zagging all over north america . clearly still tweaking with every new show. the show was actually very graphic at times. i found the range in age of the crowd interesting. in fact, at the show in chicago the woman sitting behind me was in her mid 60s. the woman to my left was in her 20s. very interesting on that.

sheen told the crowd last night, ann, that he's not on drugs telling them, i'm quoting here, i make my urine and blood available to anyone. sheen 's headed out of town. he's in cleveland tuesday night. Related slideshows Family affair Martin Sheen, Charlie Sheen's real-life father plays Martin, on Charlie's show "Anger Management." (FX) Share Back to slideshow navigation Smoking man Sheen, left, holds a necrotic lung affected by tobacco use and a healthy lung as he talks to Dr. Oz during a taping of "The Dr. Oz Show," in New York. Sheen, who is a heavy smoker, also discussed his manic behavior and anger issues in the January 2013 episode. (Barbara Nitke / AP) Share Back to slideshow navigation Star power Sheen, left, speaks as former Guns N' Roses guitarist Slash is honored with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame on July 10, 2012 in Hollywood, Calif. (Joe Klamar / AFP - Getty Images) Share Back to slideshow navigation Play ball!

Sheen acknowledges the fans before throwing out the first pitch at a baseball game between the Cincinnati Reds and the San Diego Padres at Petco Park on July 7, 2012 in San Diego. (Denis Poroy / Getty Images) Share Back to slideshow navigation Advertise In the hot seat Comedy Central roasted Sheen in one of their infamous specials on Sept. 10, 2011. (Christopher Polk / Getty Images) Share Back to slideshow navigation Enter the Warlock Sheen shows off his Detroit Tigers jersey during his performance at the Fox Theatre in Detroit on Saturday, April 2, 2011. Promising "the real story," the 45-year-old former "Two and a Half Men" star hit the road for a month-long, 20-city variety show tour, with the first stop a sold-out show in Detroit. (Carlos Osorio / AP) Share Back to slideshow navigation Related story Duh, winning? Sheen gets cold reception in Detroit Thumbs down A Sheen fan offers her review while leaving the Fox Theatre in Detroit on April 2, 2011.

(Geoff Robins / AFP - Getty Images) Share Back to slideshow navigation The gang's all here Sheen, second from left, is joined by Joey Scoleri of Live Nation, left, and "goddesses" Bree Olson and Natalie Kenly, right, at the after party for his Chicago tour stop at Enclave on April 3, 2011. (Daniel Boczarski / Getty Images) Share Back to slideshow navigation Related story Chicago cheers Sheen after Detroit failure Blood thirst Charlie Sheen is seen on the rooftop of the Live Nation building drinking "Tiger Blood" in Beverly Hills, Calif., on March 7, 2011. The "Two and a Half" men star was fired from the show earlier in the day by Warner Bros. (Jean Baptiste Lacroix / WireImage) Share Back to slideshow navigation Advertise Two for one Sheen poses with the two women he refers to as his "goddesses" in the kitchen of his Los Angeles home during the first week of March 2011.

Natalie "Natty" Kenly, left, a model, and Rachel Oberlin, aka porn star Bree Olsen, gained fame during the actor's media blitz over his fight with CBS and Warner Bros. television. (Michael Austin / NBC News) Share Back to slideshow navigation Plenty to say Adult film star Capri Anderson, the woman who was in Charlie Sheen's hotel room the night he allegedly trashed his suite, talks with ABC about the incident. Claiming to have feared for her life upon being locked in the bathroom, Capri said, "I'm not going to stand down and be completely be walked over." Anderson filed a harassment lawsuit, Sheen then countersued for extortion, and the case was dropped. (ABC via Getty Images) Share Back to slideshow navigation Advertise Before the storm Sheen joins his ex wife Denise Richards and their daughters Sam and Lola in a trip to the American Museum of Natural History in New York on Oct. 25, 2010. Their museum visit ended a weekend together in which the four of them went shopping at an American Girl store, dined at Serafina Broadway and took in the Broadway show Mary Poppins.

Sheen was later hospitalized after he was found drunk and naked with an alleged escort in his trashed room at The Plaza hotel. Damages to the room reportedly totaled $7,000. The actor's rep later said Sheen had had an allergic reaction to medication. (INFphoto.com) Share Back to slideshow navigation Advertise Back to rehab Sheen, second from right, arrives with his attorney Richard Cummins, second from left, for a sentencing hearing at the Pitkin County Courthouse in Aspen, Colo., on Aug. 2, 2010. Sheen was sentenced under a plea deal to get a 30-day sentence to be "administered and executed" at Promises rehab facility in Malibu, Calif., for assaulting his wife Brooke Mueller during an alcohol-fueled Christmas Day quarrel in Aspen. (Rick Wilking / Reuters) Share Back to slideshow navigation See you in a month Sheen, right, leaves the Pitkin County Courthouse with his attorney Richard Cummins in Aspen, Colo., on Monday, June 7, 2010. A sentencing hearing for the actor in his domestic assault case against wife Brooke Mueller was continued until July 12.

(Ed Andrieski / AP) Share Back to slideshow navigation Advertise More troubles Sheen's Mercedes was apparently stolen from his Shermon Oaks, Calif., home in early 2010. It was found overturned hundreds of feet down a nearby cliff. On June 15, 2010, police reported a second Mercedes suffered the same fate. (Gus Ruelas / AP) Share Back to slideshow navigation Related story Another Sheen car taken, driven off cliff Not-so-merry Christmas Brooke Mueller Sheen called police on Christmas Day, 2009, reporting that Sheen attacked and threatened her. (Riccardo S. Savi / Getty Images) Share Back to slideshow navigation Got my designs on you Sheen has collaborated with the owner of the Rock & Roll Religion clothing line to create a line of shirts called the DaVinci Collection by Charlie Sheen. Sheen's "Two and a Half Men" character wears similar shirts. (Ethan Miller / Getty Images) Share Back to slideshow navigation Advertise Viva ALMA! Sheen, born Carlos Estevez, captured the outstanding male performance in a comedy TV series award at the 2008 ALMA Awards.

The honors are given to Latino performers who promote positive portrayals of Latinos in the entertainment field. Sheen's paternal grandparents were Spanish, his maternal grandparents Irish. (Frank Micelotta / Getty Images) Share Back to slideshow navigation Advertise Trying marriage again In 2008, Sheen married real-estate investor Brooke Mueller, seen here with Sheen and his daughters, Sam and Lola. The couple's twins, Bob and Max, were born on March 14, 2009. A Christmas Day fight that same year has sent Sheen's latest round of marital woes back into the tabloids. (Donato Sardella / WireImage) Share Back to slideshow navigation Play clothes for the posh Fashion executive Michael Berens, Sheen and clothing designer Suzanne Ciulla pose with children wearing clothes from Sheen Kidz, a couture children’s sportswear inspired by Sheen’s daughters, Sam and Lola.

(Donato Sardella / WireImage) Share Back to slideshow navigation Advertise A 'Platoon' reunited Actor Willem Dafoe, director Oliver Stone, an unidentified guest, Sheen and Tom Berenger reunited for a screening of their classic film "Platoon" at the 2006 Cannes Film Festival in France. (Francois Durand / Getty Images) Share Back to slideshow navigation 'Bounce' back Sheen starred in "The Big Bounce," a critical flop, in 2004. Although the film was based on a novel by Elmore Leonard and features Owen Wilson and Morgan Freeman in addition to Sheen, it was a disaster, and cost $50 million to make. It earned back only $6 million. (Warner Bros.) Share Back to slideshow navigation Advertise Men, men, men, men, manly men Sheen and Jon Cryer play brothers with opposite temperaments in the CBS hit comedy "Two and a Half Men." Sheen reportedly earns $825,000 per episode on the show.

(CBS via Getty Images) Share Back to slideshow navigation Till divorce do us part Sheen married actress Denise Richards in 2002, and they had two daughters, Sam and Lola. Richards filed for divorce in 2005, and the details of their marriage, estrangement and custody battle quickly became tabloid fodder. Richards accused Sheen of abusing drugs and alcohol, and threatening her with violence. (Robert Mora / Getty Images) Share Back to slideshow navigation Advertise Keep the Globe spinning In 2002, Sheen won the Golden Globe Award for best performance by an actor in a television comedy or musical series for his role in "Spin City." (Scott Nelson / AFP - Getty Images) Share Back to slideshow navigation Advertise Putting a 'Spin' on things Sheen, shown with Barry Bostwick and Heather Locklear, played Charlie Crawford on "Spin City" from 2000 to 2002. As he does in "Two and a Half Men," Sheen played a character with the same first name as himself. Tony Danza Syndrome, perhaps?

(ABC via Getty Images) Share Back to slideshow navigation X marks the film Sheen teamed again with brother Emilio Estevez to play real-life brothers Jim and Artie Mitchell in 2000's "Rated X." The Mitchells were pioneers in the pornography and strip-club industries in San Francisco in the 1970s and '80s. (Showtime via Getty Images) Share Back to slideshow navigation In court Drug issues have troubled Sheen for years. In 1998, he appeared in a Malibu, Calif., courtroom, where a judge ruled that the actor, who nearly died of a drug overdose five months before, could be released from his rehabilitation facility. (Nick Ut / AP) Share Back to slideshow navigation Advertise He'll be there for you Sheen kisses Lisa Kudrow in his appearance on the hit show "Friends" in 1996. (NBC) Share Back to slideshow navigation Advertise Geronimo! In 1994's "Terminal Velocity," Sheen starred with Nastassja Kinski in a film about a skydiver who apparently dies on her first jump, but turns out to have faked her death.

(Walt Disney Studios) Share Back to slideshow navigation Family of stars Sheen, father Martin Sheen and brother Emilio Estevez unveil Charlie's star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame in 1994. (Jim Smeal / WireImage) Share Back to slideshow navigation Advertise All for one, and one for all Sheen played Aramis, one of "The Three Musketeers," in the 1993 film version of Alexandre Dumas' classic story. Kiefer Sutherland played Athos, Oliver Platt played Porthos, and Chris O'Donnell played D'Artagnan, who longs to join the trio. (Walt Disney Studios) Share Back to slideshow navigation Daddy and daughter Sheen and his daughter, Cassandra Jade Estevez, attended the 1992 premiere of "The Mighty Ducks." Sheen was just 19 when Cassandra was born. (Ron Galella / WireImage) Share Back to slideshow navigation Advertise Mullet man In the comedy spoofs "Hot Shots" and "Hot Shots Part Deux," Sheen plays Navy pilot Topper Harley. "Part Deux" parodies the action-movie genre, particularly the Rambo films.

(20th Century Fox) Share Back to slideshow navigation Advertise Brothers at work Sheen and brother Emilio Estevez teamed up in 1990's "Men at Work," about two garbage collectors who discover a corpse. (Triumph Releasing) Share Back to slideshow navigation Advertise Three strikes, yer out Sheen, right, and Tom Berenger starred in 1989's "Major League," a comedy about a fictionalized version of the Cleveland Indians. Sheen played Ricky Vaughn, an out-of-control pitcher who improves once he gets glasses. (Paramount via Everett Collection) Share Back to slideshow navigation Bang, bang, my baby shot me down In 1990, before Kelly Preston wed John Travolta, she was engaged to Sheen, who gave her a 2.5 carat pink diamond engagement ring. The engagement ended shortly after he accidentally shot her in the arm, causing a wound that required stitches.

(Ron Galella / WireImage) Share Back to slideshow navigation Advertise Guns blazing Sheen, middle right, and Emilio Estevez, front, starred with Lou Diamond Phillips, Kiefer Sutherland, Casey Siemaszko and Dermot Mulroney in 1988's Western, "Young Guns." (20th Cenury Fox via Everett Collection) Share Back to slideshow navigation Advertise Greed is good Sheen starred in 1987's "Wall Street," where he plays Bud Fox, a young, ambitious trader who falls under the spell of ruthless millionaire Gordon Gekko, played by Michael Douglas. Reportedly Sheen and director Oliver Stone parted ways after Stone approached Sheen to star in "Born on the Fourth of July," but then cast Tom Cruise without telling Sheen. (20th Century Fox) Share Back to slideshow navigation Advertise Fighting the war outside and the war inside In 1986's "Platoon," Sheen, center, starred with Willem Dafoe and Tom Berenger in Stone's critically lauded Vietnam War movie. The film was based on Stone's own war experiences, and is regularly listed by critics as one of the best war films ever made.

(Orion Pictures via Everett Collection) Share Back to slideshow navigation Putting the moves on Ferris Bueller's sister Sheen and Jennifer Grey starred in 1986's "Ferris Bueller's Day Off," with Grey playing Ferris Bueller's snotty sister Jeanie and Sheen a rebel she meets at the police station. (Paramount Pictures) Share Back to slideshow navigation WOLVERINES! Sheen got his movie start in 1984's "Red Dawn." His fellow young stars included Patrick Swayze, C. Thomas Howell, Lea Thompson and Jennifer Grey. (MGM) Share Back to slideshow navigation Editor's note: This image contains graphic content that some viewers may find disturbing. Click to view the image, or use the buttons above to navigate away. This image contains graphic content that some viewers may find disturbing. Click to view the image, or use the buttons above to navigate away. This image contains graphic content that some viewers may find disturbing. Click to view the image, or use the buttons above to navigate away. Songify This - Winning - a Song by Charlie Sheen - YouTube Songify This - Winning - a Song by Charlie Sheen Want to watch this again later?

Sign in to add this video to a playlist. Need to report the video? Sign in to report inappropriate content. The interactive transcript could not be loaded. Loading... Rating is available when the video has been rented. This feature is not available right now. Please try again later. Uploaded on Mar 7, 2011 FOLLOW the Gregory Brothers for more remixes/songifications: #WINNING backup vox - Catherine Provenzano - ORIGINAL interviews I'm on a drug called Charlie Sheen It's not available, if you try it once you will die Your face will melt off And your children will weep over your exploded body, over your exploded body You love to party The run I was on made Jagger and Richards look like Droopy eyed armless children I was bangin 7 gram rocks, that's how I roll - winning I have one gear: GO - epic winning Are you bipolar?

Win here, win there, win win everywhere ----- inspirational bridge ----- I'm a total frickin rock star from mars - winning C'mon bro, I got tiger blood - winning You borrow my brain and you're like DUDE, can't handle it Win here, win there, win win everywhere I've got a list -- help me sort this From the epic win to the desperately winless Chicken nuggets - WINNING Pretending to text to avoid someone - EPIC WINNING Slow dancing - WINNING Breakin the rules of the Geneva conventions - WEAK Adonis blood - WINNING Givin needy women caresses and hugs - EPIC WINNING Childbirth - WINNING Tinky Winky's purse.........duh, WINNING, WINNING chorus duh winning | Tumblr duh winning What if ‘HANNIBAL’ was a lame dating show AKA ‘The Bachelor’? Episode 1 - Meet the bachelor and the candidates for someone who wants a run down of tonight’s episode -garrison wins (duh) headcanons for the gang playing just dance??

— Darry is so good bc Dirty Dancing duh — Two-Bit wins but looks like an idiot — Dally only does certain songs to avoid “looking like a pansy” — Pony gets so red and flustered — So Johnny passes out the water to everyone — And Two-Bit drinks said water like he’s in a boxing ring but also like he’s never seen water before — Soda and Steve dramatically sing every song and clap and do stupid shit to get people riled up Keith and Lance playing Mario Kart It starts out as a casual rivalry and they quickly get serious Eventually they’re pouring sweat and on their knees, completely absorbed in the game Keith starts getting really ticked off when Lance chooses Rainbow Road for the tenth time because it’s his “current life aesthetic” Keith retorts with “what, falling through space for eternity because you can’t stay on track?” And Lance is like “no, rainbows, sparkles, and space, duh” and wins the race with a smug grin because Keith is stunned by the sudden thought of Lance wearing a sparkly rainbow dress Me @ a con: who would Regina bed, marry & kill between Robin, Mal & Emma Lana: oh tough...Uhm well, she would definitely bed Mal Writers:

 fuck not this shit again Lana: Uhm so if she beds Mal uh...

Writers: prepare yourselves.. Lana: She would marry Robin and kill Emma Me: ... Swen: ... Haters: ha! Lana: ...JUST KIDDING! She'll kill Robin and marry Emma! Duh! Swanqueen rules! Love wins! SWANQUEEN WOOOOHOOO!THAT WAS A GOOD CHOICE RIGHT?!

Question: What celebrity said "Duh, winning"?
Answer: Charlie Sheen