Moving from one year into the next, it’s easy and expected for us to look back on the previous three hundred and sixty five days and talk about what we did and didn’t like that year. But that’s too easy. That’s too small. No, I’m a bigger asshole than that. I’m going to look into the future, into 2011, and come up with 10 things that I’m going to hate, sight unseen. Certainly something will come up between now and then- in fact, there will probably be many things that I’ll hate this year that I can’t possibly predict at this moment. And sure, maybe one of these movies will surprise me and be great or my predictions will be off. But right now, I don’t care and odds are I won’t care at the end of the year. Because I don’t care. I hate.

Haim is probably best known as the accidental vampire hunter from The Lost Boys and from his multiple onscreen pairings with Corey Feldman (who can probably be found mugging and crying for the cameras right now on any station that’ll have him), but he has several other films on his resume worth seeing and remembering… movies that showed him to be an energetic and charismatic young actor always capable of bringing a smile.

Farrah Fawcett died at St. Johns Health Center in Santa Monica California. She was 62 years old. She’s survived by her father and her son Redmond with Ryan O’Neal.

Since we know that you only read FSR, I’m going to assume that you haven’t even heard yet that Golden Girl Bea Arthur passed away over the weekend. She was 86. And today’s Daily Diversion is presented in her honor.

The queue of obituaries doesn’t seem to be slowing down here at FSR. On Sunday, singer/songwriter Isaac Hayes was pronounced dead at a Memphis hospital after he was found unconscious next to a running treadmill at his home.

This morning, The Chicago Sun-Times reported that Bernie Mac, beloved comedian, actor and family man had passed away from complications with pneumonia.

Roy Scheider, a versatile and talented acting presence, died Sunday.

The preliminary autopsy of actor Heath Ledger has proved inconclusive, meaning a need for more extensive testing.

The New York Times has confirmed that Ledger was found dead in his SOHO apartment earlier this afternoon.