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95. Marilyn Monroe: Glamour and Beauty
Marilyn Monroe took the sex-symbol ideal to a
level during her short, and tragic life. She
always be remembered as America's first, bona-fide sex
having starred in numerous Hollywood movies and posing
for national men's magazines. She may not have
the first actress or entertainer to use her
to make a name for herself, but she
the first to do it in the modern
age, where she was visible to most of
country.
Born on June 1, 1926 in Los
, California, Monroe had natural beauty and talent from
beginning although her childhood was marked by tragedy.
was born to an unwed mother who was
to care for her child because of her
and financial instability. Monroe was placed in foster
, where she lived with different families throughout most
her childhood. She never knew who her biological
was. She even thought for a time that
father was the famous Hollywood actor Clark Gable.
was reunited with her mother as a teenager,
was soon taken away from her because of
issues. She spent the rest of her youth
with her mother's best friend, Grace.
It was
her time with Grace that Monroe developed her
for the cinema. The two would often go
see movies together, and Monroe became fascinated by
Hollywood lifestyle. She began her career in small
in "B" movies, but was soon noticed by
producers. Her first starring role came in 1952's
't Bother to Knock. Her acting career took off
that.
Monroe parlayed her popularity into a relationship
President John F. Kennedy after performing at one
his birthday parties. Tragically, Monroe died in what
ruled as "probable suicide" by the L.A. County
's Office after a long battle with drug, and
abuse, and mental issues. She was just 36
old.
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