Belle Céline Posted June 28, 2009 at 03:36 AM Posted June 28, 2009 at 03:36 AM (edited) I'm pretty upset that Michael is being the only one mentioned on the news and on television. Farrah was also an amazing actress that died. I mean don't get me wrong, Michael was just as important but it makes me upset that they are spending all their energy on him and Farrah isn't getting any recognition at all. That angel was an amazing woman and she deserves some more respect and recognition because of who she was, what she accomplished and how she was so uplifting and brave fighting against her cancer. I agree! I'm very angry that all anyone cares about is Michael. I was not a fan of his and yes he died, and that is very tragic for his family, children and fans but Farrah fought so hard and so long to beat her illness. Cancer is a very hard thing to have, my mom had it and it's so hard for the person that has it to fight, we think as family and friends that it's hard but you really have no idea until you go through it. They were supposed to do a special in Farrah and Michael on the E channel here today, I watched it thinking they'd have half the show devoted to Farrah. NO they spent a measly five minutes, IF that long on Farrah's part. The entire HOUR pretty much was Michael. I was very upset. Edited June 28, 2009 at 03:36 AM by Belle Céline Quote “There’s nothing I love more than the romance of a night in the theater.”http://i39.tinypic.com/ws0due.png
Black Kitten Posted June 28, 2009 at 10:49 AM Posted June 28, 2009 at 10:49 AM i'm not gonna lie, i didn't know who she was until my mom told me she's one of the greatest artists of her time. my mom loves her... bless her soul... RIP Farrah Quote
Nikosn17 Posted June 28, 2009 at 03:00 PM Posted June 28, 2009 at 03:00 PM Mariah Carey: I was a big fan of Farrah too. When I was a little girl, we used to play "Charlie's Angels" and I HAD to be Farrah.: ) God Bless ... Quote
Belle Céline Posted June 28, 2009 at 06:33 PM Posted June 28, 2009 at 06:33 PM Mariah Carey: I was a big fan of Farrah too. When I was a little girl, we used to play "Charlie's Angels" and I HAD to be Farrah.: ) God Bless ...that is so sweet of her. Quote “There’s nothing I love more than the romance of a night in the theater.”http://i39.tinypic.com/ws0due.png
Belle Céline Posted June 29, 2009 at 12:33 AM Posted June 29, 2009 at 12:33 AM I have to say Thank You to Koolan for changing the title of this topic. Quote “There’s nothing I love more than the romance of a night in the theater.”http://i39.tinypic.com/ws0due.png
SensationalCeline Posted June 29, 2009 at 01:54 PM Posted June 29, 2009 at 01:54 PM I'm pretty upset that Michael is being the only one mentioned on the news and on television. Farrah was also an amazing actress that died. I mean don't get me wrong, Michael was just as important but it makes me upset that they are spending all their energy on him and Farrah isn't getting any recognition at all. That angel was an amazing woman and she deserves some more respect and recognition because of who she was, what she accomplished and how she was so uplifting and brave fighting against her cancer. I agree! I'm very angry that all anyone cares about is Michael. I was not a fan of his and yes he died, and that is very tragic for his family, children and fans but Farrah fought so hard and so long to beat her illness. Cancer is a very hard thing to have, my mom had it and it's so hard for the person that has it to fight, we think as family and friends that it's hard but you really have no idea until you go through it. They were supposed to do a special in Farrah and Michael on the E channel here today, I watched it thinking they'd have half the show devoted to Farrah. NO they spent a measly five minutes, IF that long on Farrah's part. The entire HOUR pretty much was Michael. I was very upset. I know...see what I mean. She publicly let people see her when she was vulnerable and when she was strong. Farrah made a name for herself and she enjoyed what she did. She was sweet and honorable, she was strong and gorgeous. She was also very modest and sweet. Farrah was and always will be the "Fantasy" girl and she will always remain in our hearts. It was very heartbreaking to see that news flash across the screen Thursday and I figured that everyone would be talking about her and what a spectacular woman she was but as soon as Michael's death was announced, they just flushed Farrah down the toilet like she didn't even matter....Thank you Koolan for changing the title of the thread. Quote http://i250.photobucket.com/albums/gg280/spoiledrottenbrat4063/Celine%20Dion/CELINESIGGY.jpg
SensationalCeline Posted June 29, 2009 at 01:54 PM Posted June 29, 2009 at 01:54 PM Mariah Carey: I was a big fan of Farrah too. When I was a little girl, we used to play "Charlie's Angels" and I HAD to be Farrah.: ) God Bless ... That means you were the strongest. Quote http://i250.photobucket.com/albums/gg280/spoiledrottenbrat4063/Celine%20Dion/CELINESIGGY.jpg
Belle Céline Posted June 29, 2009 at 07:25 PM Posted June 29, 2009 at 07:25 PM I'm pretty upset that Michael is being the only one mentioned on the news and on television. Farrah was also an amazing actress that died. I mean don't get me wrong, Michael was just as important but it makes me upset that they are spending all their energy on him and Farrah isn't getting any recognition at all. That angel was an amazing woman and she deserves some more respect and recognition because of who she was, what she accomplished and how she was so uplifting and brave fighting against her cancer. I agree! I'm very angry that all anyone cares about is Michael. I was not a fan of his and yes he died, and that is very tragic for his family, children and fans but Farrah fought so hard and so long to beat her illness. Cancer is a very hard thing to have, my mom had it and it's so hard for the person that has it to fight, we think as family and friends that it's hard but you really have no idea until you go through it. They were supposed to do a special in Farrah and Michael on the E channel here today, I watched it thinking they'd have half the show devoted to Farrah. NO they spent a measly five minutes, IF that long on Farrah's part. The entire HOUR pretty much was Michael. I was very upset. I know...see what I mean. She publicly let people see her when she was vulnerable and when she was strong. Farrah made a name for herself and she enjoyed what she did. She was sweet and honorable, she was strong and gorgeous. She was also very modest and sweet. Farrah was and always will be the "Fantasy" girl and she will always remain in our hearts. It was very heartbreaking to see that news flash across the screen Thursday and I figured that everyone would be talking about her and what a spectacular woman she was but as soon as Michael's death was announced, they just flushed Farrah down the toilet like she didn't even matter....Thank you Koolan for changing the title of the thread. Yes I know, everyone only cared about Michael after it was announced he died and everyone forgot Farrah. It's not fair to Farrah's memory or her family. Even last night when I went to watch Farrah's Story it was a Michael Jackson documentary. I was so angry, I wanted to see Farrah not Michael. Quote “There’s nothing I love more than the romance of a night in the theater.”http://i39.tinypic.com/ws0due.png
SensationalCeline Posted June 29, 2009 at 07:33 PM Posted June 29, 2009 at 07:33 PM I'm pretty upset that Michael is being the only one mentioned on the news and on television. Farrah was also an amazing actress that died. I mean don't get me wrong, Michael was just as important but it makes me upset that they are spending all their energy on him and Farrah isn't getting any recognition at all. That angel was an amazing woman and she deserves some more respect and recognition because of who she was, what she accomplished and how she was so uplifting and brave fighting against her cancer. I agree! I'm very angry that all anyone cares about is Michael. I was not a fan of his and yes he died, and that is very tragic for his family, children and fans but Farrah fought so hard and so long to beat her illness. Cancer is a very hard thing to have, my mom had it and it's so hard for the person that has it to fight, we think as family and friends that it's hard but you really have no idea until you go through it. They were supposed to do a special in Farrah and Michael on the E channel here today, I watched it thinking they'd have half the show devoted to Farrah. NO they spent a measly five minutes, IF that long on Farrah's part. The entire HOUR pretty much was Michael. I was very upset. I know...see what I mean. She publicly let people see her when she was vulnerable and when she was strong. Farrah made a name for herself and she enjoyed what she did. She was sweet and honorable, she was strong and gorgeous. She was also very modest and sweet. Farrah was and always will be the "Fantasy" girl and she will always remain in our hearts. It was very heartbreaking to see that news flash across the screen Thursday and I figured that everyone would be talking about her and what a spectacular woman she was but as soon as Michael's death was announced, they just flushed Farrah down the toilet like she didn't even matter....Thank you Koolan for changing the title of the thread. Yes I know, everyone only cared about Michael after it was announced he died and everyone forgot Farrah. It's not fair to Farrah's memory or her family. Even last night when I went to watch Farrah's Story it was a Michael Jackson documentary. I was so angry, I wanted to see Farrah not Michael. Same thing here. My sister came over and we saw that it was coming on. We tuned in to see it and it was about Michael. There is going to be something on ET tonight and it's about Michael. I love Michael but Farrah needs her time to be mourned as well. Quote http://i250.photobucket.com/albums/gg280/spoiledrottenbrat4063/Celine%20Dion/CELINESIGGY.jpg
BLM Posted June 29, 2009 at 10:50 PM Author Posted June 29, 2009 at 10:50 PM Hi Everyone, I posted this earlier in this topic and you may have missed it so I'll post it again. I don't know if any of you got the chance to see the Barbara Walters 20/20 Farrah Fawcett Special. I just finished viewing the full special on ABC's website. I thought I learned a lot about Ms. Fawcett when I viewed her documentary of battling cancer, however, this 20/20 special truly gives more insight into the special qualities Ms. Fawcett possessed. What a tragic loss. If you would like to view the special go to the link listed below, click on free episodes listed at the top, then click on "20/20" upper left side. http://abc.go.com/ I checked the website today and you can still view the Farrah Fawcett 20/20 Special. So for everyone who missed this special, you can go to the above website to view it. It is so worth watching. Make sure you have a box of tissues by your side. Bubba Quote
Belle Céline Posted June 29, 2009 at 11:03 PM Posted June 29, 2009 at 11:03 PM (edited) I'm pretty upset that Michael is being the only one mentioned on the news and on television. Farrah was also an amazing actress that died. I mean don't get me wrong, Michael was just as important but it makes me upset that they are spending all their energy on him and Farrah isn't getting any recognition at all. That angel was an amazing woman and she deserves some more respect and recognition because of who she was, what she accomplished and how she was so uplifting and brave fighting against her cancer. I agree! I'm very angry that all anyone cares about is Michael. I was not a fan of his and yes he died, and that is very tragic for his family, children and fans but Farrah fought so hard and so long to beat her illness. Cancer is a very hard thing to have, my mom had it and it's so hard for the person that has it to fight, we think as family and friends that it's hard but you really have no idea until you go through it. They were supposed to do a special in Farrah and Michael on the E channel here today, I watched it thinking they'd have half the show devoted to Farrah. NO they spent a measly five minutes, IF that long on Farrah's part. The entire HOUR pretty much was Michael. I was very upset. I know...see what I mean. She publicly let people see her when she was vulnerable and when she was strong. Farrah made a name for herself and she enjoyed what she did. She was sweet and honorable, she was strong and gorgeous. She was also very modest and sweet. Farrah was and always will be the "Fantasy" girl and she will always remain in our hearts. It was very heartbreaking to see that news flash across the screen Thursday and I figured that everyone would be talking about her and what a spectacular woman she was but as soon as Michael's death was announced, they just flushed Farrah down the toilet like she didn't even matter....Thank you Koolan for changing the title of the thread. Yes I know, everyone only cared about Michael after it was announced he died and everyone forgot Farrah. It's not fair to Farrah's memory or her family. Even last night when I went to watch Farrah's Story it was a Michael Jackson documentary. I was so angry, I wanted to see Farrah not Michael. Same thing here. My sister came over and we saw that it was coming on. We tuned in to see it and it was about Michael. There is going to be something on ET tonight and it's about Michael. I love Michael but Farrah needs her time to be mourned as well. I know, in all honesty I tired of hearing about Michael. Don't get me wrong, it is sad that he died but that's ALL that is on the news now. My dad said the National news spent half the show on Michael. Farrah is totally being forgotten, I know I've said that several times but its true. Edited June 29, 2009 at 11:08 PM by Belle Céline Quote “There’s nothing I love more than the romance of a night in the theater.”http://i39.tinypic.com/ws0due.png
Belle Céline Posted June 29, 2009 at 11:09 PM Posted June 29, 2009 at 11:09 PM This is from Access Hollywood website LOS ANGELES, Calif. -- Redmond O’Neal will be granted a temporary leave from jail to attend the funeral of his mother, Farrah Fawcett, on Tuesday, Access Hollywood has confirmed. He will be escorted by two deputies and a sergeant and will be allowed to stay for the entire length of the service, Los Angeles County Sheriff’s department spokesperson Steve Whitmore told Access. In addition, Redmond will be permitted to wear a suit instead of his jail uniform. As for handcuffs, “that will be decided tomorrow,” Whitmore added. Funeral services for Farrah, who died on June 26 after a long battle with cancer, will be held on Tuesday at the Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels, according to the Catholic Archdiocese of Los Angeles. The former “Charlie’s Angels” star was 62, Redmond, 24, is currently in a court-ordered rehab program at the Pitchess Detention Center in Castaic, Calif. A spokesperson for the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s department confirmed to Access Hollywood that the last time Redmond saw his mother prior to her death was during a court-approved three-hour visit on April 25. The visit was documented in the late actress’ recent NBC documentary, “Farrah’s Story.” Quote “There’s nothing I love more than the romance of a night in the theater.”http://i39.tinypic.com/ws0due.png
SensationalCeline Posted June 29, 2009 at 11:33 PM Posted June 29, 2009 at 11:33 PM That's good that they are letting him out to attend. It's sad that that is the only reason that he's being let out though. I can't imagine how he must feel. At least they are treating him like a person for the time being instead of a criminal. Quote http://i250.photobucket.com/albums/gg280/spoiledrottenbrat4063/Celine%20Dion/CELINESIGGY.jpg
Belle Céline Posted June 30, 2009 at 01:05 AM Posted June 30, 2009 at 01:05 AM (edited) That's good that they are letting him out to attend. It's sad that that is the only reason that he's being let out though. I can't imagine how he must feel. At least they are treating him like a person for the time being instead of a criminal.I saw the footage of him visiting his mum just before she passed and they didn't even let him wear a jacket over his jail jumpsuit thing. They also wouldn't take off his leg restraints! You could hear them rattle as he walked to the bed. Thankfully Farrah was sedated and didn't know he was in jail or that he had the shackels on. It broke my heart, he said "Mommy." and laid down beside her and got really close and said "It's Red." http://assets.nydailynews.com/img/2009/05/17/alg_farrah-redmond.jpg If I find the clip of it I'll post it, but so far I haven't found it anywhere. Edited June 30, 2009 at 01:07 AM by Belle Céline Quote “There’s nothing I love more than the romance of a night in the theater.”http://i39.tinypic.com/ws0due.png
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