Fawcett died in hospital surrounded by friends and family shortly before 9.30am on Thursday (LA time), reports said.

Her long term partner, Ryan O’Neal, 68, was by her side. O’Neal said he had talked to Fawcett through the night.

“She’s now with her mother and sister and her God. I loved her with all my heart. I will miss her so very, very much. She was in and out of consciousness. I talked to her all through the night. I told her how very much I loved her. She’s in a better place now.”

We will all miss the positive attitude and beautiful smile of Farrah Fawcett.

So here are the three amazing performances by Susan Boyle.

The first performance was truly amazing and a big surprise to everyone. Except Susan of course. Everyone laughed and jeered at her. But when she opened her mouth to sing, it took only 5 seconds to change the audience’s mind, a further 10 seconds for a standing ovation, and a minute later the audience was going nuts. This version is slightly edited from the others but it was the only one with an available embed link from Youtube.

Then she was in the semi final where she had a nervous start. But finished on a high note. Sorry for the pun.

And the final.

Abosultely amazing voice don’t you think?

Farrah has been battling anal cancer since September 2006. She declared herself cancer free four months later, then it returned in May 2007.

The former star of Charlie’s Angels went to a Los Angeles hospital last Thursday.

Here’s a nice tribute to Farrah fawcett with her clips from the 1970’s. As we used to remember her.

Let’s hope she can miracously recover or be at peace.

Clooney was in the orginal cast of ER when the series began in  15 years ago in 1994. It appears he will be reprising his role as Dr Doug Ross for one last episode.

The secret two day shoot is being filmed on the Warner Bros. set in LA. Only a few actors and cast members will be let on set. And mobile phones are banned. So dont expect any snippets on Youtube shortly.

Look forward to this last season. Are you looking forward to seeing George Clooney in ER one last time?

The 56-year-old heart-throb he was “scared and angry” but determined to beat the disease.

“You can bet that I’m going through hell,” Swayze told ABC television’s Barbara Walters in the interview to be screened on Wednesday.

“I’m at the beginning of my battle. And I expect it to be a long hard battle, one that I’m gonna win according to certain rules & the rules that the cancer isn’t going away,” he added.

“I have the mean-ness and the passion to say, ‘To hell with you. Watch me! You watch what I pull off,’” he told Walters.

“Am I dying? Am I giving up? Am I on my deathbed? Am I saying goodbye to people? No way,” he stated.

Way to go Patrick. But you’ll have to quit that awful smoking habit that is stopping your body to heal and fight the cancer.

“I am not a non-smoker. I’ve seriously cut down,” said Swayze, a decades-long smoker.

Maybe he should check out the Budwig Protocol that is saving lives of many people with cancer for some decades now.