Los Cabos, Mexico — Actor Charlie Sheen, who has a long history of hard partying and scandal, has a new night spot in Mexico - his own.

The perennially troubled 47 year old Hollywood star hosted a gala opening night dinner last weekend at his new bar, The Goose, in the Mexican resort area of Los Cabos, said state Tourism Secretary Ruben Reachi Lugo, who was not invited.

Many celebrities "spend their vacation, celebrate their birthdays, or open a new restaurant or new development," Lugo said of the resort area at the southern tip of Baja California.

The opening included musical guest Slash, as well as Los Angeles mayor Antonio Villaraigosa, and The Biggest Loser‘s Dr. Robert Huizenga. Everyone was drinking and partying and Charlie was the man of the hour kissing girls taking pics with everyone, pressing the flesh - just being Charlie Sheen.

But during his introduction of Slash, Charlie yelled out, "How we doing? ... Lying bunch of f**got a**holes, HOW WE DOING?"

Charlie later expressed regret saying, "I meant no ill will and intended to hurt no one. I apologize if I offended anyone." Then to make things worse, he added, "I meant to say maggot but I have a lisp."

Sheen, born Carlos Irwin Estevez, was abruptly booted from his long-running gig starring in the television comedy series, "Two and a Half Men" in 2011, after publicly insulting the producer of the hit show. He returned to television in 2012, with a somewhat tongue-in-cheek role playing a man sentenced to anger management counseling.

Son of actor Martin Sheen and brother of another actor, Emilio Estevez, Sheen first became famous for his 1980's roles in the Vietnam War drama "Platoon," and the story of a greedy, young stockbroker in "Wall Street."

Highlights in his career have also included comedic roles in the "Major League" movies and "Top Gun" parodies "Hot Shots" and "Hot Shots: Part Deux."