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Charlie Sheen Reflects Hollywood's Attitude: Claims He Exposes People To Magic We'll Never See In Our "Boring, Normal Lives"

Greg Hengler
Greg Hengler  |  February 28, 2011 1:50 PM
Charlie Sheen revealed a part of himself that many in Hollywood won't be very happy with. Because the folks in Hollywood actually believe we admire them. That we need them. That we want to be them. But the ratings for the
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Oscars continue to plummet, and Americans continue to long for good movies with good stories that reinforce OUR values, not theirs.

Big HT to Lee Habeeb.

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