Last night, shortly before Charlie Sheen was ridiculed on
Saturday Night Live, he released his own live, 50-minute
broadcast on UStream. Speaking from a desk in his home, "Sheen's
Korner" involved numerous references to "winning" before
devolving into fart jokes and Charlie repeating the word "duh"
over and over. (This doesn't really rate on the list of bizarre
behavior from Chuckles recently, but why spell corner with a
"K," and use the part of your name that doesn't start with a
"C"?) Though the video was universally dismissed as "sad, boring
and pointless," it does highlight something unique about his
meltdown. Never before has a star embraced their own media
shitstorm as Charlie has.  Sheen's tabloid storyline started out
much like any other. Gossip sites posted documents from his
various court appearances, Charlie's rep released statements,
and quotes were collected from shady anonymous sources. In late
January, Charlie's story was still following the typical scandal
trajectory when he was hospitalized a