He may be minus his two Goddesses now but Charlie Sheen has proved that he is still winning!

The embattled star has inked a deal for a new sitcom with Lionsgate Television and with a bidding war underway he is set to make more money than ever, RadarOnline.com can exclusively reveal.

"Charlie has inked a deal with Lionsgate Television to create and star in a new sitcom,” an insider tells RadarOnline. “Charlie's character will be very similar to the one he played on Two And a Half Men, however the show will be a lot racier.

"Networks and cable are bidding on the show right now, with TBS being the front runner. TBS recently expanded their comedy division with the acquisition of The Conan O'Brien Show after his fall out with NBC. Plus cable makes more sense because it offers more creative freedom," our insider explains. "In other words the show can be raunchier and more outrageous, which is perfect for Charlie!

Charlie Sheen, winning; Washington, D.C. Police Department, losing.

In an effort to make his Violent Torpedo of Truth show Tuesday night in D.C. the actor received police escorts from the airport to Constitution Hall – and RadarOnline.com has learned the police escort was not authorized.

"in car with Police escort in front and rear! driving like someone's about to deliver a baby! Cop car light #Spinning!" Sheen tweeted Tuesday night, including a photo that showed they were traveling at speeds of nearly 80-miles-per-hour.

Former Two and a Half Men star Charlie Sheen hasn't seen twin sons Bob and Max since his Violent Torpedo of Truth Tour began three weeks ago.

That’s why Judge Hank Goldberg refused to award custody of the toddlers to the troubled actor, instead choosing to leave them with a mother in drug rehab, sources said.

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Who knew Charlie Sheen and Snoop Dogg were homies?

As the Two and a Half Men star prepares to perform his show Charlie Sheen LIVE: My Violent Torpedo of Truth at Detroit's Fox Theatre Saturday, the actor has hooked up with Snoop Dogg and will be bringing him along to perform on his sold out tour, RadarOnline.com has learned.

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"This is very true, it's radical," Sheen said Friday on the Mojo In The Morning radio show referring to Snoop's appearance on his tour. "We're all just lucky to have him."