ZHANTRA MEETS CHARLIE SHEEN
-A mermaid in a clamshell top perched at the edge of the swimming pool some ten stories below the hotel room, resting her shoulders on its tiled rim and allowing her long tail to trail away in front of her, the pool’s underwater lights shining onto it and casting an odd shadow on the blue concrete at its bottom. Another girl in a tiara stood poolside in a dress with a long train. She climbed into a table with with a hole in the center. The long train became a tablecloth and the girl stood patiently as other young women in form-fitting white dresses arranged champagne flutes and wine glasses around her hips. “Yup, that’s ArKadia,” he said. “That’s Charlie Sheen.” There is an agency/event planning concern in Miami called Zhantra Entertainment that throws enormous parties like this one, for Sheen’s new show “Anger Management,” with twentysomething women milling around solely to beautify the place in interesting ways. Its founder, a modestly dressed woman with flaming red hair named Bengy Cid, said that most of her talent have a dance background – it takes a certain amount of stamina to stand in one place without moving for two solid hours while people select drinks from around your waist – and that “It’s very hard to find the whole package – tall beautiful, polite, friendly [11] Charlie Sheen thinks Selma Blair is the “prettiest woman in Hollywood”. The actor is preparing to return to the small screen with his new show Anger Management, which will air in the summer. He’s been thinking about who he would like to share the experience with, and suggested Selma would be the perfect co-star. [12] Charlie Sheen wants Selma Blair to star as his love interest in his new TV show ‘Anger Management’ because she is ”one of the prettiest women in Hollywood”. [1]
Charlie Sheen has revealed that Selma Blair is a “strong frontrunner” to co-star in his new TV show. [13]
At the Charlie Sheen party, a mermaid in the pool at the Fountainbleu hotel. Sheen had “WINNING” tattooed on his wrist “right in the middle” of the Two and a Half Men brouhaha. It was hard to miss. “My watch is getting fixed, so I’m not wearing it, but it normally covers it,” he said, adding that he got it to remember that he “survived that whole odyssey and lived in the middle of of whatever that thing was.” While he was eager to talk about his new show, it was clear that Sheen still had strong feelings about his departure from the CBS sitcom. [8] On site for NATPE, Sheen opens up about what went wrong on “Two and a Half Men” and why he’s very happy with where he is now. Amid a coterie of mermaids, goddesses and top level Lionsgate executives, Charlie Sheen was whisked to a cabana at Miami’s Fountainebleau Monday to serve up some choice words about both his past and his future. [14]-
Charlie Sheen: ‘Everybody is happy to see me’, iResearch Reporter, January 25, 2012
