• Well, this is heartwarming: Ryan O'Neal hit on his daughter at Farrah Fawcett's funeral, also wishes he'd never had "a couple" of his four children. Awesome. [Page Six]

• Some think hot waitresses are an indication of how the economy is doing...we think hot out-of-work actresses working at restaurants are just as common in boom times as in recessions. [NY Mag] More»

[Yana Paskova for the NYTimes]

Let's take a look at the weddings that made the headlines this week. Do you know of a fun, interesting wedding? Drop us a line and let us know about it!

[Introducing Guest of a Guest's "The Wedding Party"]

Dr. Rachel Steward and Peter Lord Moreland (pictured above). Though self-described as “old, fat and bald,” Mr. Moreland overcame the 20-year age difference between the newlyweds with a combination of energetic Salsa moves and musical artistry (as Peter Lord, he fronts the Family Stand, and has written hit songs for Paula Abdul).  What proposal wouldn't be sweeter with a custom-written song about your intended? (delivered on a carriage ride through Central Park). They were wed on March 7 on the yacht Cloud 9 at the Skyport Marina.

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• McNally's newest restaurant in the West Village, Minetta Tavern has only been open for four days.  Though when you're the only thing actually opening in town, everyone is eager to send their reviews your way, good and bad. [Eater]

• Enough already with the Facebook redesign chatter.  The only person that really cares about knowing how you feel is Zuck, and maybe Oprah. [Valleywag]

• Columbia University is the #1 user of the cheating site, Cramster.com. Er, we mean studying site... [The Gothamist]

• "For sentimental New Yorkers, these are tear-jerking times." Take a look at a sample of some old school New York storefronts that are on the brink of extinction. [Intel]

• Lelaine Lau is a true creature of culture and humanity as we already knew from meeting Palden Gyatso...yet in Steve Lewis' interview you can  learn about her activist and maître d days! [GoodNightMrLewis]

• From plus-size to pint-size, Tyra's an equal opportunity employer. For upcoming auditions for America's Next Top Model, "models" must be 5'7'' and under. Sorry, Gisele. [Entertainment Weekly]

• Giving up Facebook for lent?That may be a struggle for you, but it may be even harder for your dad. Or so says a growing number of parents. But isn’t that what privacy settings are for anyway? [WSJ]

• Better to be talked bad about than not to be talked about at all. Well, sucks for these people then. There's a new gossip hierarchy out, and looks like no one is talking about... well, anyone that they used to. [Gawker]

• Girls are being so sensitive these days. They're even offering cab money if their banker date has recently been laid off! At least they are waiting until the second or third date. [NY Mag]

• The only thing left that's not designer on Madison Avenue, wealthy New Yorkers may soon be able to order up their kids' biological features with genetic engineering like they order up dinner at Le Cirque. [NY Daily News]

• Apparently, porn on a large scale does exist outside of Christopher street. "One of Times Square's last big screen porno theaters" - apparently we missed the heyday of that trend - is just no longer what it used to be. [Curbed]

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