This is sad, but perhaps indicates that Ryan O'Neal needs a new prescription for his glasses. According to an interview with Vanity Fair magazine, Ryan O'Neal hit on Tatum at Farrah's funeral.

It's been a terrible week for celebrity deaths, with Ed McMahon, Farrah Fawcett, Michael Jackson, and Billy Mays all dying. What's this? A tweet about Britney Spears on her feed? She's dead? Say it's not so!

Michael Jackson was a musical sensation whose contribution to music will remain for a long time to come. Michael Jackson was also a very troubled and eccentric person. Yes Michael Jackson was weird. He may even have been a a child molester (no one will ever really know that truth about that) but I am troubled by the tasteless jokes about Michael Jackson's death that were up and all over the net from the moment Mr. Jackson was dead. To a lesser degree, Farah Fawcett's death has been joked about too.

After a long battle with cancer, dramatically documented in her own documentary on her struggle, Farrah Fawcett passed away today at the age of 62.

According to a story published in today's Daily News a Catholic priest is asked to come to administer Farrah Fawcett Last Rites. Fawcett's health is worsening and has taken a serious turn, thus resulting in summoning of a Catholic priest to give her the last rites.

NBC sent out a press release Saturday about a major ratings score on Friday night. As Friday is known as the "dead zone" of the TV viewing week, it was quite remarkable, but it was all about Farrah Fawcett, her story, her life, and her impending death.

The Farrah Fawcett poster pictured with the story is opne of the iconic images of the 70's. Yet as this former Charlie's Angel approaches death due to terminal anal cancer, she still took the time, bravely, to air her own story on NBC tonight.

On Friday, May 15th, NBC News will air Farrah's Story, a two-hour special chronicling actress Farrah Fawcett's battle against anal cancer, from 9-11 p.m. EDT. Billed as "an extremely personal look at her battle with cancer," the show will be narrated by Fawcett herself.

Farrah Fawcett, who has been battling cancer since 2006, has been hospitalized in Los Angeles, according to reports.