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"Charlie Sheen has cooked up another batch of unforgettable one-liners.\r\nIn a skit for Funny or Die, the 45-year-old actor hosts a new cooking show called &amp;quot;Winning Recipes,&amp;quot; where he prepares his meals by willing them into existence.\r\n\r\n&amp;quot;The skit was produced as a way to remind people he knows what everyone is thinking and he&amp;apos;s in on it too,&amp;quot; a production source tells UsMagazine.com exclusively.\r\n\r\nThe clip -- which pokes fun at his recent firing from Two and a Half Men -- also contains nods to the films Wall Street and Apocalypse Now. Former Saturday Night Live writer and producer Adam McKay, as well as Funny or Die&amp;apos;s Chris Henchy and Mike Farah, created the skit.\r\n\r\n&amp;quot;Charlie doesn&amp;apos;t want to do more press like last week -- that was a moment in time for him,&amp;quot; another insider tells Us. &amp;quot;But while he&amp;apos;s dealing with the custody cases and the lawsuit, he needs to rethink some things about how to keep his fans happy. He&amp;apos;s an entertainer first.&amp;quot;\r\nSheen&amp;apos;s cooking skit premieres Thursday, March 10 on FunnyOrDie.com."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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