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 On Thursday, Charlie Sheen was rushed to the hospital by ambulance for abdominal pains. It is the latest in a series of bizarre incidents for the 45-year-old actor, whose Two and a Half Men costar Jon Cryer recently said is gossip fodder on the set of their top-rated CBS sitcom ("I'm checking TMZ, as I do everyday, to know if I have to go to work at all"). 
  
 THR looks back at Sheen's top five scandals of the past five months: 1.: CBS entertainment chief Nina Tassler tells TV critics in L.A. that the network has “a high level of concern” for the star. “This man is a father. He's got children. He has a family. So obviously there's concern on a personal level." 2.: Numerous Internet reports surface claiming that Sheen went on a bender in Las Vegas with porn stars and didn’t show up to work. His rep, Stan Rosenfield, laughed off the rumors in a statement: “Charlie Sheen arrived at work today and is there as I send this. Memo to Chicken Little: The sky remains in place.” 3.: Twitter and other blogs are abuzz that Sheen has died in a snowboarding accident, prompting his exto Tweet: "He is alive and on his way over to see his daughters. Thank u all for your concern." 4.: Escort Capri Anderson - who was in the posh Plaza Hotel suite room Sheen trashed (while naked) in October 2010 - claims he grabbed her neck during the rampage. But Sheen's attorney said her claims were "a blatant attempt to cash in on his celebrity." As for Sheen's wild Plaza Hotel night, he told Extra: "If a guy has one bad night, everybody goes insane and panics. I'm not panicking." 5.: Sheen files for divorce from his(with whom he has two sons). Sheen had previously pleaded guilty to misdemeanor assault in exchange for probation and rehab stemming from their ugly 2009 Christmas Day brawl in which he threatened to kill her. ||||| Advertisement Advertisement 
  
 Charlie Sheen 911 Call Made by 'Real Housewives' Neighbors Adrienne Maloof-Nassif and Dr. Paul Nassif were contacted by someone at the "Two and a Half Men" actor's house before he was rushed to the hospital. Read more 
  
 Police Report to Be Filed Against Charlie Sheen Today Capri Anderson, who was with the actor when he reportedly trashed a NYC hotel room in October, says he "put his hands around my neck." Read more ||||| Charlie Sheen has spoken out for the first time since his latest trip to the hospital led him to check into rehab. 
  
 “I’m fine,” the Two and a Half Men star tells RadarOnline via text message Friday afternoon. “People don’t seem to get it.... Guy can’t have a great time and do his job also?” 
  
 Sheen’s text came around the time the actor’s publicist released a statement, according to the report, saying that Sheen was voluntarily checking into rehab after the actor was hospitalized Thursday morning for a reported hernia. 
  
 Sheen’s text ended with: “Bunch of turds.” 
  
 CBS, Warner Bros. TV and Men creator Chuck Lorre released a joint statement announcing that the hit CBS sitcom would be put on production hiatus while Sheen was in rehab. 
  
 "We are profoundly concerned for his health and well-being, and support his decision," the statement said. |||||
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Charlie Sheen's worried family will likely seek a court-ordered conservatorship over the way wayward actor to force him into rehab, reports Radar. CBS officials, meanwhile, have yanked Sheen's hit TV program off the air and a permanent shutdown could cost the network millions as Sheen grapples with the effects of his latest cocaine-smoking, booze-guzzling bender. Sheen, 45, is back home after being rushed to a local hospital last week. "Charlie is coughing a lot, and he doesn't seem to care what he is doing to his body," said a source. "He thinks he's invincible, and that he can do as much drugs as possible with no ramifications." Parents Martin and Janet Sheen hope they could use a conservatorship over Sheen's finances and personal affairs to finally force him to get the help he needs and save his life. Early reports said Sheen was being treated at home by a rehab professional. But his dad knows that "Charlie isn't rehabbing at home," says a friend. "That term just doesn't exist. Charlie is calling the shots, he hasn't surrendered to sobriety, and until that happens, this cycle won't end." Network officials are replacing Sheen's Two and A Half Men with extra episodes of replacement sitcoms for a couple of weeks, and have been told Sheen could be out of the show for up to three months, according to the Hollywood Reporter. "I'm fine," the clueless Sheen texted last week. "Guy can’t have a great time and do his job also?”