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Unseen Monroe photos for sale
Previously unpublished photos of Marilyn Monroe taken nine months before she died are sold after being held privately for nearly 50 years.
on 2010-02-07 04:46:12New Marilyn Monroe photos go on sale
PREVIOUSLY unpublished photos of Marilyn Monroe visiting the poet Carl Sandburg in New York almost half a century ago have gone on sale.
on 2010-02-06 04:48:12Marilyn Monroe buff wins NJ drag queen pageant
(AP)
AP - A Marilyn Monroe buff in a 30,000-rhinestone dress has been named the winner of the 2010 Miss'd America Pageant.
on 2010-02-02 04:45:04Marilyn & I
Film Reviews: A genial schlub pining for his ex-wife conjures up the spirit of Marilyn Monroe and asks her for relationship advice in helmer Leonardo Pieraccioni's mild biannual Christmas entry, "Marilyn & I."
on 2009-12-31 04:46:36Michelle Williams & more
MICHELLE Williams has been asked to portray Marilyn Monroe on the big screen.
on 2009-12-09 04:47:54Michelle Williams Tipped for Monroe Role
Actress Michelle Williams has been tipped to take on the role of Marilyn Monroe in a new movie about the screen icon.The Brokeback Mountain star has reportedly been offered the lead in upcoming film My Week With Marilyn, winning the title role ahead of ot
on 2009-12-05 04:48:24Pictured: Marilyn Monroe smoking a marijuana joint
A picture has emerged of Marilyn Monroe smoking a cannabis joint - 50 years after it was taken.
on 2009-12-03 04:51:52Marilyn Monroe Pot Video To Be Sold
A video of Marilyn Monroe smoking marijuana is to go up for sale.The never-before-seen footage shows the late actress smoking a cannabis joint - a cigarette lace with the drug - while relaxing at a friend's home in New Jersey 50 years ago.The silent film
on 2009-12-03 04:50:09Marilyn Monroe home movie surfaces
The copyright to a home movie of Marilyn Monroe "just sitting around" with friends will be offered through an online auction this week, according to a man who found the film while researching the actress' death.
on 2009-12-02 04:48:06Video: Marilyn Monroe Smoking Pot?
A home movie shows Hollywood star Marilyn Monroe allegedly smoking a marijuana joint. The silent, color film was recently purchased for $275,000. The person who shot the film wishes to remain anonymous.
on 2009-12-02 04:46:30Film clip shows Marilyn Monroe smoking pot
The reel-to-reel silent, color film taken at a private home in New Jersey was recently purchased by collector Keya Morgan for $275,000 from the person who took the film, who has asked to remain anonymous.
on 2009-12-02 04:46:45Pictured: Marilyn Monroe smoking a cannabis joint
A picture has emerged of Marilyn Monroe smoking a cannabis joint - 50 years after it was taken.
on 2009-12-02 04:50:26Bonnie Greer's new play Marilyn and Ella
Writer Bonnie Greer talks about her play Marilyn and Ella, based on the unlikely friendship forged between Marilyn Monroe and Ella Fitzgerald in 1950s' America.
on 2009-11-14 04:47:24Megan Fox's Tattoo Warning
Megan Fox gets inspiration from her Marilyn Monroe tattoo.The 'Transformers' beauty has an etching of the legendary sex symbol on her forearm and says looking at it gives her the attitude needed to make it in the movie world.She said: "I really admire Mar
on 2009-11-10 04:48:40Crypt above Marilyn doesn't sell at auction
(AP)
AP - Marilyn Monroe isn't getting a new neighbor anytime soon.
on 2009-10-31 04:45:15Marilyn Monroe -- The Fight for Sloppy Seconds
Since the first guy wasn't able to, er, finish -- a new guy (or girl) will now get a chance to spend eternity on top of Marilyn Monroe ... if they've got half-a-mil layin' around.The people who own the burial plot directly above Marilyn at the ...Permali
on 2009-10-15 04:49:38Crypt above Marilyn Monroe back up for auction
The crypt above Marilyn Monroe is going back on the auction block.
on 2009-10-15 04:47:16Crypt above Marilyn Monroe back up for auction
(AP)
AP - The crypt above Marilyn Monroe is going back on the auction block.
on 2009-10-15 04:45:11Tuneless Dita Von Teese
Dita Von Teese will never be a pop star because she can't sing and dance at the same time.The burlesque dancer - who was previously married to goth rocker Marilyn Manson - has refused offers to launch a music career because she can't multi task on stage.S
on 2009-10-12 04:47:14Megan Fox on ?SNL?: Will she be funny or crazy? Will you be watching to find out?
Tomorrow?s the night. Megan Fox brings the crazy to Saturday Night Live. Think we?ll see a Michael-Bay-Is-Hitler sketch, something making fun of her Marilyn Monroe tattoo, or a skit about her overexposure/crazy interviews? On that last tip, Foxy’s r
on 2009-09-26 04:46:48Legendary Entertainment Columnist Army Archerd Passes Away
Celebrity news columnist Army Archerd has died. He was 87.
Archerd passed away at a Los Angeles area hospital following a battle with a rare form of Mesothelioma cancer. Archerd's illness was thought to have been caused after he was exposed to asbestos w
on 2009-09-09 04:47:09Correction: Michael Jackson-Forest Lawn story
(AP)
AP - In a Sept. 1 story about the cemetery where Michael Jackson is now entombed, The Associated Press erroneously reported that funeral services for actress Marilyn Monroe were held at Hollywood Forever Cemetery. Monroe's 1962 services were held at Westw
on 2009-09-05 04:45:14VAVA VOOM SERVICE
If you've ever caught yourself trying to duplicate the come-hither poses of Dita Von Teese or Marilyn Monroe in the mirror, now you can make your sexy, pucker-up face in front of a camera. San Francisco-based burlesque star Bombshell Betty is...
on 2009-08-30 04:46:10Bid for crypt above Marilyn Monroe falls through
(AP)
AP - The $4.6 million bid for the crypt above Marilyn Monroe has fallen through.
on 2009-08-28 04:45:16Bid declined for crypt above Marilyn Monroe
The $4.6 million bid for the crypt above Marilyn Monroe has fallen through.
on 2009-08-27 04:47:10Japanese bidder can't pay for crypt atop Monroe
(AFP)
AFP - The chance to spend eternity on top of Marilyn Monroe is again available after a Japanese person withdrew a 4.6-million-dollar bid on eBay for the burial space above the film legend.
on 2009-08-26 04:45:18Anna on Late Night, a Twilight/True Blood Crossover, and Bid to Be Buried Above Marilyn!
Anna Wintour made headlines when she stopped by Letterman last night to chat about The September Issue. An eBay auction to spend eternity with Marilyn Monroe goes over $4 million and two of our favorite famous vampires team up for a blood-sucking flick. A
on 2009-08-26 04:50:12Anna on Late Night, a Twilight/True Blood Crossover, and Bid to Be Buried Above Marilyn!
Anna Wintour made headlines when she stopped by Letterman last night to chat about The September Issue. An eBay auction to spend eternity with Marilyn Monroe goes over $4 million, and two of our favorite famous vampires team up for a blood-sucking flick.
on 2009-08-26 04:50:23Vault above Marilyn Monroe sold
A burial vault above the remains of film legend Marilyn Monroe sells for more than $4.6m in an online auction.
on 2009-08-25 04:47:59Crypt above Marilyn Monroe sells for $4.6 million
The price for spending eternity above Marilyn Monroe is $4.6 million.
on 2009-08-25 04:47:35-
Famous American Life Energy Vampires -
Unsuspected Of Destroying Your Emotional Integrity
10 November 2003
{HRI 20031110-V3.3.1}
(Version 3.3
on 18 June 2005)
(links updated
in Version 3.3.1
on 17 June 2006)
(Suitable for foreign
language students)
'
If you admire the wrong people,
for things that are not really theirs to be admired,
then YOUR Emotional Integrity suffers.
(They themselves have none to begin with.)
'
That is because, how happy you are with Life, has to do with whether
you choose and give your Energy (your attention, your love)
NOT to people who perfectly PRETEND to you (as some famous actors
and also some famous politicians do, and which they do indeed
perfectly, without being detected by their public), but
how happy you are with life, depends on whether you choose,
and naturally then give your Energy that creates Life,
to people who are GENUINELY creating Life
- Life to share
and not as a pretense, but
- Life to really enjoy with you and with others,
and not as a pretending 'act,' that displays "happiness."
'
You will have to know, that truth is 'what happened' - it
is an absolute thing, not 'what someone says or shows you
or wants you to feel "happened".'
And also when it is not reported at all, it still
happened the way it actually did happen
and you can be aware, sense or feel that, what really
happens, or what really did happen
and you can also sense, feel, and then be aware
of what the actual, true intention of someone
is, when he or she does something:
Such is the nature of life and of perception
- regardless of whether a Criminal Mind
denies it or tries to block your feeling,
or tricks and so distorts your feeling,
your feeling things that are happening or
that have happened.
'
Genuinely creating life, is very different from PRETENDING to
create "life"
- but you know from actors that they do "create life" as a
totally convincing pretense on TV or in movie theaters,
and *(6)
- you know (I assume you know) of politicians who PRETEND
to be very caring and very responsible,
while they do actually nothing but lying, acting with
contempt for others, secretly harming others, but
wanting to be undetected or un-opposed in the harm
they inflict on others.
'
'
Where and when 'getting attention' or 'getting money' or 'getting
Admiration,' already DEFINES *(7) "success," then
admiring such "success" in others,
and also, of course, you yourself pursuing such
"success,"
and you admiring yourself for 'getting a lot of
attention' or 'getting lots of money' or 'feeling a
lot of Admiration,' *(8)
is all too easily destroying your Emotional Integrity that
you need for feeling genuine happiness.
'
Now (however) the confusing thing is, that Criminal Minds
(Life Energy Vampires) CAN ONLY pretend to be "happy"
- and you can not easily detect that they are
pretending, maybe not at all at some times,
- and they probably have made you NOT WANT to look at
their extreme Ugliness,
- and they made you pretend (so that you think and
act towards them as if) "it is not there" - as long
as they keep it fully hidden from you,
- and you are confused by them - they give you the
feeling - they make you believe and feel, that
"they are sane now," when actually they only
forcefully PRETEND to be "happy and normal," even
"caring and loving,"
and so you do not at all see what is actually going on,
'
unless you do create the courage and the mental force (the
Life Energy) to look at and through their - usually hidden -
actions, *(9)
you can actually see these hidden things, because
Life Energy can penetrate and sense anything,
and - better still of course - if you can create and hold
on to and use enough of your Life Energy, as is necessary
to penetrate their masking Energies and
to read (to feel, to 'see,' to experience) their
hidden, but actual thoughts and actual intentions,
their hidden contempt for people and their
hidden contempt for life,
their complete disrespect for truth and thus
for people and thus for life in general, and
if you manage
to look behind their Energy mask, BEHIND the "shining,
glittering smile of success and happiness" that they are
able to give you a perfect and heartily felt SHOW of
- perfect and wholly undetectable as actors do it
(see some listed, below) or as politicians do (some
examples listed, below, too)
- while they tell you "how much they love you;" or
- while they tell you "how much they fight for your
well-being and for your future,"
Really...
'
'
Happiness IS (the) feeling that you are connected to life.
In other, more formal words:
Your ability to enjoy life is proportional to
your Emotional Integrity,
that is, when your desire to feel beautiful
flowers, has enough integrity, then it connects
you indeed to real and beautiful flowers,
and - to give a quite applicable but
repulsive example - not to some pieces of
dirty toilet paper, that from a distance,
between the grass, look like "white
flowers;" you do not like to connect to
that as "beautiful flowers" (see examples
below), and to give your Life Energy and
emotions to those "beautiful flowers,"
you do NOT let your senses, your feelings and
emotions be cheated, you do NOT want these
destroyed by someone's pretense, I assume,
but you rather like to maintain or regain your
ability
(with a particular type and the amount of
that Life Energy of yours, that you have
or create in order to connect to Life so
strongly and thus so correctly, that
you are able to feel the tremendous
Beauty of Life, and thus you are able)
to FEEL the tremendous happiness of being
alive. *(1)
'
'
In order to help you restore and to increase your Emotional Integrity,
I am giving you a list of some famous American Life Energy Vampires,
that I happened to notice, and
that have generally not been recognized as to the nature of
their fame,
regarding the ownership of the Energy for the
various types of abilities that they employ(ed)
to attract and to control or to rivet your
attention and admiration, and that of many
others too, of course,
while they are displaying and claiming various abilities (Life
Energies) they use, to be their own. *(1)
Frank Sinatra
Oprah Winfrey
Larry King
Michael Jackson
Marlon Brando
Quincy Jones
Tom Cruise
John Travolta
Barbara Streisand
Liz Taylor
Paul Newman
Robert Redford
Faye Dunaway
Dustin Hofman
Alissa Milano
Warren Beatty
Madonna
Jane Fonda
Diana Ross
Cher
George Clooney
Michelle Pfeiffer
Bill Gates
Barbara Boxer (US Senator)
Edward 'Teddy' Kennedy (US Senator)
Henry Kissinger
John F. Kennedy; Marilyn Monroe (alias Norma Jean Baker)
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Abraham Lincoln
Benjamin Franklin
The list does not include, as already stated in the
subject title, any such individuals from Europe,
Africa or Asia,
also not those, like Albert Einstein, or
Ayn Rand, who some may consider 'American.'
These I have mentioned in the European edition.
In the edition about Europe,
'Famous European Life Energy Vampires - Unsuspected Of Destroying
Your Emotional Integrity' {HRI 20040729-V1.1}, *(5)
I have taken the time and made the effort to write down for you the
main intention of each individual that has been mentioned there.
You could use that, for looking through and seeing more easily also
the Life Energy masks of those mentioned here.
'
'
'
These things are made more understandable in the other Human Rights
Issues {the HRI's} - and the HRI 'Genuine Art' *(1) is a good
introduction to the matter.
I hope this helps you to increase your Emotional Integrity, and that
you may alleviate some tiny portion of the damage that has been done
and is being done to you, as described for instance in
'The Mafia Code Against Mankind,' *(2)
and in
'The Origin Of Evil.' *(3)
I made these observations in accordance with the method of
finding truth, called
'The Trinity Of Science,' *(4)
without which it is not possible - I can add now - to
actually obtain an accurate understanding of life.
Koos Nolst Trenite "Cause Trinity"
human rights philosopher and poet
'Men of all nations came
to listen to Solomon's wisdom,
sent by all the kings of the world,
who had heard of his wisdom.'
1 Kings 4:34
_________
Reference:
'If You Want Peace, Then Do Understand And Face Evil - A Short
Course In Human Rights Philosophy' {HRI 20041225-V1.02}
(25 December 2004 - Christmas Day)
http://groups.google.com/group/soc.rights.human/msg/34578c4c3a9f0b22
'
_________
Footnotes:
(1) 'Genuine Art - Producing It, Recognizing it' (20 Dec 2002)
http://groups.google.com/group/soc.culture.europe/msg/dc1388ffc08294fb
________________________________________
Additional understanding can be found in:
'Defining Love And Hate - A Law Of Life' V2.0i
(29 July 2002 - Version 2.0i on 7 January 2003)
http://groups.google.com/group/Koos-Nolst-Trenite/msg/40d2a6d4cadc84b1
'Definition Of Schizophrenic' {HRI 20021125} (25 November 2002)
http://groups.google.com/group/sci.psychology.misc/msg/f34d97fee2a0b84d?fwc=1
'Fine Particle Physics To Understand Psychosis'
{HRI 20030227-V2.2} (27 Feb 2003 - Version 2.2 on 23 Jan 2005)
http://groups.google.com/group/sci.med/msg/a3940363702cebcf?fwc=1
'Understanding Eternal Criminally Minded Individuals'
(24 November 2003) {HRI 20031124}
http://groups.google.com/group/soc.culture.europe/msg/9c378e7f32b5b016
'Definition Of Insane - Relation To Humor' {HRI 20030205}
(5 Feb 2003 - slightly edited and links updated 26 May 2006)
http://groups.google.com/group/alt.politics.org.un/msg/99e8e53503038774?fwc=1
'The First International Law (Version 2.0) - {HRI 20021124-V2.0}'
(24 November 2002 - Version 2.0 on 23 Sept 2003)
http://groups.google.com/group/soc.culture.europe/msg/3923119365e39cab
'The Feeling "When God Has Left You..."
- Introduction to 'What is Hell' ' {HRI 20031124-V3.2}
(24 November 2003 - Version 3.2 on 16 May 2005)
http://groups.google.com/group/alt.religion/msg/3c6799e5a78fbda5?fwc=1
'Criminal Minds ENJOY LYING, And THEY Know They Intentionally Lie'
{HRI 20050527-V3.5.1}
(27 May 2005 - Version 3.5.1 on 25 May 2006)
http://groups.google.com/group/alt.politics.org.un/msg/6ddd59b506e96b9d?fwc=1
'
(2) 'The Mafia Code Against Mankind (Version 2.0)'
{HRI 20021018-V2.0} (18 October 2002 - V2.0 on 10 October 2003)
http://groups.google.com/group/soc.culture.europe/msg/4ff16a259b5da25a
(3) 'Understanding The Origin Of Evil (Version 1.1)
{HRI 20031025-V1.1} (25 October 2003 - V1.1 on 3 Nov 2003)
http://groups.google.com/group/soc.culture.europe/msg/4e38785914c23869
(4) 'The Trinity Of Science - Truth, Love and Beauty (Version 2.1)
{HRI 20030307-pi-1-V2.1}'
(7 March 2003 - V2.1 on 17 October 2003)
http://groups.google.com/group/soc.culture.europe/msg/4129fa4f1a67840e
(5) 'Famous European Life Energy Vampires - Unsuspected Of Destroying
Your Emotional Integrity' {HRI 20040729-V1.1}
(29 July 2004 - Version 1.1 on 27 Aug 2004)
http://groups.google.com/group/soc.culture.europe/msg/01ae9af4767aa656
(6) 'Example of a Criminal Mind - Tom Cruise (DeVette)'
{HRI 20040920-V2.5.1}
(20 September 2004 - Version 2.5.1 on 30 Nov 2005 - ref. updated
9 May 2006)
(7) 'The "Become Perfect"-Mind-Control of Hinduism, Buddhism and
New-Age Cults' {HRI 20050514-V3.1}
(14 May 2005 - Version 3.1 on 14 June 2005)
http://groups.google.com/group/soc.culture.europe/msg/45bcb24061d2d69c?fwc=1
(8) 'The Sanity Of Lindsay Lohan (And Other "Celebrities")'
(16 September 2004)
http://groups.google.com/group/alt.gossip.celebrities/msg/d73b394c9e2da9e6?fwc=1
(9) Book 'The Mask Of Sanity - the acclaimed study of the
psychopathic personality'
By Hervey Cleckley, Medical College of Georgia, USA.
(St. Louis, MO - USA: Mosby Press Medical Library, 1982)
(New York: New American Library, ISBN 0-452-25341-1)
From the back cover of the book:
'Arrogant, shameless, immoral, impulsive, antisocial,
superficial, alert, self-assured, boastful, callous,
remorseless, charming, irresponsible:
'This is the poisonous mix of traits, that make up the
psychopathic personality. [...]
'Psychopaths also sit in corporate boardrooms [as
directors of companies or institutions] or function
as scientists or physicians [medical doctors] or in
any number of respectable capacities [holding
respected jobs or positions].
'They are all legally competent. [In the legal sense,
they are not insane, because they can talk and
think as brilliantly as a lawyer, to achieve their
purposes.]
'None of them "hears voices" or displays any
psychosis [that a psychiatrist could easily
recognize or could recognize at all, as these can not
and also do not want to define psychosis correctly].
'But they [psychopathic personalities] are all headed
for [causing others] big trouble, in a life-long
string of [causing] disasters [for others], that
could run the gamut [range, the whole spectrum]:
From [causing] financial ruin, to murder.
'Psychiatrists know neither the cause nor the cure of
this disorder [and they can not and do not want to
define 'disorder' either, and they have been working
and will continue to work very hard to hide the
cause of any 'disorder'] which evades [their]
established definitions of either sanity or insanity;
[So, I have defined all these terms, for you,
in the Human Rights Issues {the HRI's}, as none
indeed existed. So it is for the first time in
history, that correct definitions exist and
have been published.]
'indeed, psychiatrists themselves
[and any persons who try to help and to
understand Criminal Minds - any people who
try to help them]
'are at times as helplessly manipulated by the
psychopath, as are the psychopath's other victims.'
'
____________
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'
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"Brandy Alexandre" wrote in message
news:Xns97E15E1FEC1A8675309@129.250.170.82...
> Wyle Coyote wrote in alt.showbiz.gossip:
> Brandy Alexandre
================
Joltin Joe was the cheapest cocksucker on the planet
if he could save a buck he'd live with Hitler
(personal knowledge)
-
Wyle Coyote wrote in alt.showbiz.gossip:
> New Marilyn Monroe Video Footage Found By old friend...
> light. The previously unseen footage that has been hoarded by a
> lady who met Marilyn when she was just a little girl has sparked
> renewed interest in the blonde bombshell.
> and her family in California when they were first married.
> golf with DiMaggio; Massey says of Monroe: "Marilyn was an
> incredible person to be with... She was just like another mom to
> me."
> TV networks in the hope of it being broadcast.
> http://www.entertainmentwise.com/news?id=18332
Why in the world would they need to live with anyone???
--
Brandy Alexandre
-- Everything tastes better with cat hair in it. =^.^=
-
On 12 Jun 2006 15:22:03 -0700, "Wyle Coyote"
wrote:
>New Marilyn Monroe Video Footage Found By old friend...
>The previously unseen footage that has been hoarded by a lady who met
>Marilyn when she was just a little girl has sparked renewed interest in
>the blonde bombshell.
>her family in California when they were first married.
>with DiMaggio; Massey says of Monroe: "Marilyn was an incredible person
>to be with... She was just like another mom to me."
>networks in the hope of it being broadcast.
and making loads of money.
JAH
Net Crimes & Misdemeanors
netcrimes.net
2nd edition NOW OUT!!
haltabuse.org
-
New Marilyn Monroe Video Footage Found By old friend...
By: Lowri Williams on 6/12/2006
Home movie footage of screen legend Marilyn Monroe has come to light.
The previously unseen footage that has been hoarded by a lady who met
Marilyn when she was just a little girl has sparked renewed interest in
the blonde bombshell.
Monroe and her husband Joe DiMaggio lived with Dolores Hope Massey and
her family in California when they were first married.
Massey has kept hold of the video footage that show Monroe playing golf
with DiMaggio; Massey says of Monroe: "Marilyn was an incredible person
to be with... She was just like another mom to me."
It is believed that Massey will now offer the footage to various U TV
networks in the hope of it being broadcast.
http://www.entertainmentwise.com/news?id=18332
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Attila_The_Tongue wrote:
> On 15 May 2006 11:48:01 -0700, Dr. Sooz wrote:
> Isnt that one of the photos of Marilyn that wound up in Playboys' first
> issue? I read somewhere that those photos were shot for a calendar,
> originally, before she was world famous, and Hefner merely bought the
> rights to publish
You read?
That's risible! Further like how old is this news you've stated?
Where have you been living...under a rock???
I thought Mr. Know it all would know the details of something regarded
by most as "common knowledge"???
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"Attila_The_Tongue" wrote in message
news:1mwaobtrh7b5d$.uqa4r8hmismv.dlg@40tude.net...
> On 15 May 2006 11:48:01 -0700, Dr. Sooz wrote:
> Isnt that one of the photos of Marilyn that wound up in Playboys' first
> issue? I read somewhere that those photos were shot for a calendar,
> originally, before she was world famous, and Hefner merely bought the
> rights to publish
If you follow the thread there's a nifty link to a story by the photographer
who shot it.
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On 15 May 2006 11:48:01 -0700, Dr. Sooz wrote:
> Ha! Ha! Ha!
> `````````````````````````
> Laugh all you want -- that's the right answer, doof.
Isnt that one of the photos of Marilyn that wound up in Playboys' first
issue? I read somewhere that those photos were shot for a calendar,
originally, before she was world famous, and Hefner merely bought the
rights to publish
-
Ha! Ha! Ha!
`````````````````````````
Laugh all you want -- that's the right answer, doof.
-
Their friendship was clean and innocent and only those sick fucks with sick
disturbed minds try to make something more of it than it was. How dare you
suggest it could be anything more than normal. I hate all you sick mentally
disturbed cretins posting BS innuendo to shame something perfectly good,
innocent and normal. Die, all of you.
********
"Taylor" wrote in message
news:2cX7g.13614$M31.73049@news20.bellglobal.com...
> boylove (BL)
> West) was perving on poor Jack Johnson (Will Robinson) on the set during
> filming of the movie. Maybe he couldn't get past the image of Johnson in
> that tight outfit he wore and this contributed to the failure of his
> marriage to Melissa.
> O'Rourke and Dominique Dunne, plus Marilyn Monroe and Bob Crane) and
> someone body put a 'Lost In Space' sticker on the marble.
> suspicious ('Punky Brewster')!
>
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painter wrote:
> Actually, that's Marilyn Monroe on the calendar.
Aha! Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha!
Ha! Ha! Ha!
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> who is the naked white woman in the photo above Chaka???
`````````````````````
This is a trick question, right?
That's the famous nude of Marilyn Monroe early in her career. (I
thought everyone knew that)
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boylove (BL)
aalucard@webtv.net wrote:
> With all the news about how dangerous men are with children could Dr
> Smith be written the same today as back in the 1960s.
> watch this show. Not all the time but every once in a while I would
> watch a bunch of episodes are a seasons run.
> to be rewritten totally in terms of his relationship to Will.
> the father who paid attention and was a friend not an authoritarian
> tple even though Smith put Will in dangerous situations to save himself
> you knew he cared. But never once did I think of it as sexual.
> Or are we becoming so jaded that we see everything through a sexual
> lens? Would we expect that Will's parents would percieve Smith and Wills
> friendship suspecially?
> would have to go out of their way stressing the innocence.
> sexual lens even if sexuality is not there.
>
I think in the failed 1998 'Lost In Space' movie, Matt LeBlanc (Major
Don West) was perving on poor Jack Johnson (Will Robinson) on the set
during filming of the movie. Maybe he couldn't get past the image of
Johnson in that tight outfit he wore and this contributed to the failure
of his marriage to Melissa.
I saw Jonathan Harris niche in the cemetery in Santa Monica (also
Heather O'Rourke and Dominique Dunne, plus Marilyn Monroe and Bob Crane)
and someone body put a 'Lost In Space' sticker on the marble.
I think Punky Brewster's relationship w/ Henry Warnimont would be highly
suspicious ('Punky Brewster')!
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by BAZ BAMIGBOYE, Daily Mail
08:34am 3rd March 2006
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she shakes it, she just might break it.
In the long-awaited film version of the landmark Broadway musical
Dreamgirls, Ms Knowles plays a singer not a million miles from Diana Ross,
and she is poured into the sort of skintight gowns once favoured by the
Supremes' frontwoman.
So tight were the dresses that the movie's choreographer Fatima Robinson had
to warn Beyonce.html' title='Beyonce'>Beyonce.html' title='Beyonce.html' title='Beyonce'>Beyonce'>Beyonce.html' title='Beyonce'>Beyonce.html' title='Beyonce.html' title='Beyonce'>Beyonce.html' title='Beyonce.html' title='Beyonce'>Beyonce'>Beyonce.html' title='Beyonce'>Beyonce'>Beyonce.html' title='Beyonce'>Beyonce.html' title='Beyonce.html' title='Beyonce'>Beyonce'>Beyonce.html' title='Beyonce'>Beyonce "not to shake it on this one".
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then!' I said you can move it, but don't shake it!"
'Barely wiggle'
Shaking or no shaking, Ms Knowles looks incredible. And ironically, part of
that may even be due to her restricted movement, according to Dreamgirls
costume designer Sharen Davis.
"When you look at Diana Ross, those gowns were so tight she could barely
wiggle," Miss Davis said.
"Everything had to be fitted right on to their bodies," she added. "In the
Sixties, Marilyn Monroe and Doris Day were body conscious, and Diana decided
to emulate them. They were classy in those gowns, so even if they moved a
little bit, it was hot!"
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she confessed, as she allowed herself a little shimmy in a fire engine red,
tassled dress.
I spoke to her at a cocktail party held in downtown LA, after watching a
rehearsal scene where she and her co-stars Jennifer Hudson and Anika Noni
Rose - who together form The Dreams, as the group is called - sing and dance
in a roof-raising gospel number called Step Into The Bad Side.
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everything the Supremes, and Martha Reeves did. 'We rehearsed for two months
before we started filming. And I prepared for two months before that. This
was my dream, to be in this film. I wanted it bad."
So bad that she spent weeks having wigs created and make-up designed, all of
which she paid for, before her screen test with director Bill Condon and
executives from Dreamworks and Paramount, the studios backing the movie.
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working as backing singers for a fading war-horse of a soul singer, played
by Eddie Murphy.
A sharp-suited manager, in the shape of Jamie Foxx, hoists the Dreams out of
back-up and into the fierce glare of national fame. But it costs them.
Effie, the plumper girl with the best voice, gets edged out and, in the
manner of Diana Ross headlining the Supremes, Deena soon leads the Dreams.
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with.
Wigs created and make-up designed
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through with Destiny's Child, and she's joked about it with me a few times.
"She was put out there in front. It happens in the music business, and it
happens in a heightened fashion in this movie," the Oscar-winning star of
Ray said.
Director Condon said the film was about how the African-American sound, and
look, was shaped - or rather tamed - for a mass white audience.
"It's about the price of crossover success in the US," he said.
Condon, who wrote the screenplay for the Oscar-winning movie Chicago, saw
Dreamgirls on its opening night on Broadway 25 years ago.
He has written the screenplay for his film and asked the show's composer
Henry Krieger to write four new songs, and extend several others.
I caught Dreamgirls at the same time - it was my first ever Broadway
musical - and I remember legendary director Michael Bennett's dazzling
stagecraft. It was an electrifying experience that became (and remains) my
gold standard for Broadway shows.
It's rash to predict these things, with the film still shooting and not due
out till the end of the year, but if the brief footage I saw - and the one
scene I watched being performed - are anything to go by, Dreamgirls is going
to be the movie to beat at next year's Academy Awards.
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Nigella, happy to be curvy and diet free
by RICHARD SIMPSON, Daily Mail
08:40am 28th February 2006
Her hour-glass figure, flowing dark hair and pose in a revealing
off-the-shoulder dress may seem a touch familiar.
Nigella Lawson is happy to show off her voluptuous figure as she echoes Jane
Russell in this seductive image.
The Hollywood actress scandalised 1940s society in a poster for the film The
Outlaw, which left little to the imagination.
Miss Lawson, however, sees herself fitting into an even earlier era, when
curves were all. "I'm very glad that I don't have that skinny
straight-up-and-down shape, that I'm this Edwardian throwback with a very
small waist and ankles and wrists, and the rest - billowing," she said.
The 46-year-old celebrity cook, pictured in a magazine this week, has been
called sexier than Marilyn Monroe by her husband since 2003, Charles
Saatchi. "I've never been with a man who thinks that skinniness is
desirable, which helps," she said in the interview with Red. It's very
important to be with someone who makes you feel madly desirable."
She has vowed never again to go on a diet after her mother's admission
shortly before dying of cancer.
"My mother was tortured by her weight," she said. "When she was dying she
said "It's the first time I haven't worried about what I'm eating". You've
got to think how warped it is to feel released from dieting because you have
a terminal illness.
"When I had a daughter, I vowed I would never say 'I hate myself, I'm fat'
in front of her because I didn't want to pass it on."
She added: "You can't live on 1,000 calories a day and be happy. Now diets
are all saying 'This isn't a diet, this is a way of life, forever'. Well,
that makes me want to throw myself out of the window.
"Now I don't know what I weigh. I don't want to be totally consumed by that
world. Even when I was dieting, I'd take recipe books to the gym and balance
Ten Best Cream Cakes on the treadmill."
Miss Lawson, whose mother Vanessa Salmon died in 1985, aged 48, has two
children by her late husband John Diamond. He died in 1997, also of cancer.
. The full interview appears in the April issue of Red, out tomorrow.
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Who's that girl, really?
August 22, 2005
The Sun-Herald
Singer and actress Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson and husband, singer Nick Lachey, arrive
at the 13th annual ESPY Awards at the Kodak Theatre in Hollywood last month.
Photo: Reuters
She's an enigma wrapped in a riddle; a star who is most famous for asking
dumb questions. But is Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson - singer, actor, empire builder - a
myth of her own making, Phillip McCarthy wonders.
It's not a bad time to be Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson.
It was a canny reality show about life with her equally telegenic spouse
that created her media moment - and the honeymoon is going strong.
But the bottom line Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson question still hasn't been answered: "Is
this girl for real?"
Is she dumb or smart? Acting or singing? Married or divorced? Naughty or
nice? Bubbly or manipulative?
People keep coming back for more. Her movie debut, The Dukes Of Hazzard, hit
the American cineplexes in No. 1 position this month, assuring her of a
Hollywood crossover career. She has two lines of clothing about to hit the
stores and her bath and beauty line already has, as they say, "strong
curiosity interest" in the stores.
Remember, Simpson actually started out as a singer - so it's probably
fitting that her fourth album, to be released later in the year, features a
cover of the Nancy Sinatra hit These Boots Are Made For Walkin'. There's
certainly no evidence that Simpson, with a name more searched on the web
than Britney Spears's, is doing anything less than making really big
strides.
That's not bad for a girl whose distinguishing characteristic has been a
penchant for saying really dumb things. Adorably dumb - and always delivered
with well-meaning sincerity - but not the sort of thing on which multi-media
empires are anchored.
"She made this connection with her reality show back in 2002; people just
sat back and took her in, so the real strength of her celebrity is her
personality," Us Weekly magazine editor in chief Janice Min said. "Yes,
people laughed at her when she came out with some real clunkers. But they
were laughing with her as well because she seemed so natural about it. And
she's always been smart enough to laugh at herself."
It helps, of course, that Simpson is pretty easy on the eye. And in zeroing
in on her first big movie role - in Dukes she plays a drop-dead gorgeous,
and not too smart hillbilly siren called Daisy Duke - she didn't try for
anything she couldn't pull off.
We do know this: Simpson, at 25, is smart enough not to over-reach herself.
When we meet, she's at it again, quite convincingly. She's talking about why
she chose the role despite stiff competition and is wearing a T-shirt with a
picture of the Queen and the word "Anarchy" on it. If you ask her, though,
she says she doesn't know who is pictured.
She goes on to describe how the role played to her strengths and didn't tax
her shortcomings.
"I have, like, 12 lines," she says.
"All I had to do really was talk southern, which is easy if you come from
Texas, bat my eyes a lot, smile pretty much the whole time, and work out
several hours a day so I would look good in my Daisy Dukes. I'll be
interested some day to see myself in a movie where I can't play an
outdoorsy, southern girl. That would be a real challenge. Would it be any
good or not?"
Well, let's not get into that. But in playing Daisy Duke, though, it helps
that the character, if not exactly a fashion plate, has a wardrobe trend
named after her. Those short denim cut-offs that are Daisy's signature look
are now known in the fashion world as Daisy Dukes, in homage to the long,
luscious legs of the original television Daisy Duke, Catherine Bach.
For some reason, the denim hot pants look has long been Hollywood's ideal of
hillbilly chic. In the various film, stage and print versions of Al Capp's
Li'l Abner, Daisy Mae has always worn tight denim (as did Elly May Clampett
in The Beverly Hillbillies).
Predictably, of course, she was linked with one of her Dukes co-stars,
comedian Johnny Knoxville, which on Planet Jessica is a pretty big deal,
although certainly not something that doesn't help create a buzz for her
brand. They both laughed if off, of course. Everyone knows, from several
seasons of the Newlyweds, that Simpson is blissfully wed to another
actor-singer, Nick Lachey.
Hollywood has always loved adorable, ditzy blondes - from Marilyn Monroe to
Goldie Hawn to Drew Barrymore - and it seems endlessly happy to make room
for another, especially now that Meg Ryan has moved on from the field.
But not just any blonde; they have to be, not exactly wholesome, but nice.
And it's pretty well known that Simpson, 25, beat out another young blonde
singer with movie star aspirations for the role of Daisy Duke. That was
Britney Spears and the choice is instructive: Spears is a bit, well, trashy
to be adorable. Another post-Meg blonde with ambition, Brittany Murphy,
failed because her niceness was a bit too limp.
But Simpson may have done the dumb blonde, clueless ingenue thing to excess.
She seemed almost fixated on proving that she's not the brightest bulb in
the socket. Yet she was smart enough to have made it work for her: building
her brand and her bank balance.
The typical Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson gag usually involved taking food deions a
bit too literally with a punchline overlay of apparent personal
cluelessness. She was once seemingly caught - almost certainly
intentionally, but not obviously so - casually speculating on the exact
nature of a popular American brand of canned tuna called Chicken of the Sea.
How did they get the chooks to live underwater, she wondered, before putting
them in the can?
It became her signature gag and she has laughed all the way to the bank with
playing it like a thoroughly professional ingenue with a definite edge. It's
the sort of thing that seems to work with fast food, as Paris Hilton proved
recently.
In Simpson's case, a fast food chain engaged her to promote its version of a
fried chicken delicacy, known in America as buffalo wings. The pitch?
Jessica pulling silly faces and making infantile noises in a paddock full of
grazing, disinterested buffalo to try to get the animals to flap their wings
for the cameras. After putting up with that, doing Daisy Duke must have
seemed like Chekhov.
The only time grown-up reality seems to intrude on the charmed, if heavily
merchandised life of Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson, is when her marriage comes up for
discussion. And having sold it to television years ago, it's pretty much
public property now.
She and hubby Lachey, a one-time crooner in a boy band quartet called 98
Degrees, started dating when she was 18. Jessica - whose earring-wearing
father and manager Joe is an ordained Baptist minister - has always
maintained that she was a virgin when they married four years later. If so,
it was unusually restrained behaviour from a pop star; it certainly set the
bar high for any future strayings.
The couple became reality television fodder in 2002 when - presumably as a
shrewd calculation that their careers would benefit more than their marriage
would be trivialised - they opened their post-nuptial lives to television
cameras in the MTV series, Newlyweds. At least they did better than Carmen
Electra and one-time Red Hot Chili Pepper Dave Navarro who, in a similar MTV
series, probably lost whatever street cred they had before it.
"Everybody always asks me how I deal with the rumours about our marriage,"
Simpson says. "You just have to let it roll off your shoulders. I'd be
nervous if they weren't wanting to write about me. And Nick. In some ways,
you just have to look at it as a compliment. No one seems to be suggesting
that we've turned into unattractive people. So you just laugh it off and
hope that your character will prove it wrong."
As the media scrum gets more intense, though, so the marriage rumours get
more lurid.
Apart from her alleged fling with co-star Knoxville, Simpson has been linked
with Limp Bizkit frontman Fred Durst (who was also linked, before her latest
marriage, to Spears). And Lachey has been accused of "cavorting with
strippers". Even a corporate affiliate of Newlyweds network MTV spoke
recently of a "vigil for their strained relationship".
But perhaps even more troubling - given the role of perceived cluelessness
in riding out various controversies - is the insidious idea that Simpson is
not as clueless as she pretends to be. For this she can partly blame her
mother, Tina, who recently told Vanity Fair that her daughter's IQ was an
impressive 160. Jessica herself confirms the story; except she says her IQ
is 150.
Those Simpsons. They love confusing the issue. Jessica's sister, singer
Ashlee, was recently embroiled in a lip-synching controversy that suggested
she was incapable of learning lyrics.
Now Jessica and her mother are throwing contradictory numbers around about
the star's IQ. If you didn't know they were, like Daisy Duke, simple country
folk, you might think they were trying to confuse the issue.
Which might well be Jessica's recipe for success.
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Who's that girl, really?
August 22, 2005
The Sun-Herald
Singer and actress Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson and husband, singer Nick Lachey, arrive
at the 13th annual ESPY Awards at the Kodak Theatre in Hollywood last month.
Photo: Reuters
She's an enigma wrapped in a riddle; a star who is most famous for asking
dumb questions. But is Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson - singer, actor, empire builder - a
myth of her own making, Phillip McCarthy wonders.
It's not a bad time to be Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson.
It was a canny reality show about life with her equally telegenic spouse
that created her media moment - and the honeymoon is going strong.
But the bottom line Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson question still hasn't been answered: "Is
this girl for real?"
Is she dumb or smart? Acting or singing? Married or divorced? Naughty or
nice? Bubbly or manipulative?
People keep coming back for more. Her movie debut, The Dukes Of Hazzard, hit
the American cineplexes in No. 1 position this month, assuring her of a
Hollywood crossover career. She has two lines of clothing about to hit the
stores and her bath and beauty line already has, as they say, "strong
curiosity interest" in the stores.
Remember, Simpson actually started out as a singer - so it's probably
fitting that her fourth album, to be released later in the year, features a
cover of the Nancy Sinatra hit These Boots Are Made For Walkin'. There's
certainly no evidence that Simpson, with a name more searched on the web
than Britney Spears's, is doing anything less than making really big
strides.
That's not bad for a girl whose distinguishing characteristic has been a
penchant for saying really dumb things. Adorably dumb - and always delivered
with well-meaning sincerity - but not the sort of thing on which multi-media
empires are anchored.
"She made this connection with her reality show back in 2002; people just
sat back and took her in, so the real strength of her celebrity is her
personality," Us Weekly magazine editor in chief Janice Min said. "Yes,
people laughed at her when she came out with some real clunkers. But they
were laughing with her as well because she seemed so natural about it. And
she's always been smart enough to laugh at herself."
It helps, of course, that Simpson is pretty easy on the eye. And in zeroing
in on her first big movie role - in Dukes she plays a drop-dead gorgeous,
and not too smart hillbilly siren called Daisy Duke - she didn't try for
anything she couldn't pull off.
We do know this: Simpson, at 25, is smart enough not to over-reach herself.
When we meet, she's at it again, quite convincingly. She's talking about why
she chose the role despite stiff competition and is wearing a T-shirt with a
picture of the Queen and the word "Anarchy" on it. If you ask her, though,
she says she doesn't know who is pictured.
She goes on to describe how the role played to her strengths and didn't tax
her shortcomings.
"I have, like, 12 lines," she says.
"All I had to do really was talk southern, which is easy if you come from
Texas, bat my eyes a lot, smile pretty much the whole time, and work out
several hours a day so I would look good in my Daisy Dukes. I'll be
interested some day to see myself in a movie where I can't play an
outdoorsy, southern girl. That would be a real challenge. Would it be any
good or not?"
Well, let's not get into that. But in playing Daisy Duke, though, it helps
that the character, if not exactly a fashion plate, has a wardrobe trend
named after her. Those short denim cut-offs that are Daisy's signature look
are now known in the fashion world as Daisy Dukes, in homage to the long,
luscious legs of the original television Daisy Duke, Catherine Bach.
For some reason, the denim hot pants look has long been Hollywood's ideal of
hillbilly chic. In the various film, stage and print versions of Al Capp's
Li'l Abner, Daisy Mae has always worn tight denim (as did Elly May Clampett
in The Beverly Hillbillies).
Predictably, of course, she was linked with one of her Dukes co-stars,
comedian Johnny Knoxville, which on Planet Jessica is a pretty big deal,
although certainly not something that doesn't help create a buzz for her
brand. They both laughed if off, of course. Everyone knows, from several
seasons of the Newlyweds, that Simpson is blissfully wed to another
actor-singer, Nick Lachey.
Hollywood has always loved adorable, ditzy blondes - from Marilyn Monroe to
Goldie Hawn to Drew Barrymore - and it seems endlessly happy to make room
for another, especially now that Meg Ryan has moved on from the field.
But not just any blonde; they have to be, not exactly wholesome, but nice.
And it's pretty well known that Simpson, 25, beat out another young blonde
singer with movie star aspirations for the role of Daisy Duke. That was
Britney Spears and the choice is instructive: Spears is a bit, well, trashy
to be adorable. Another post-Meg blonde with ambition, Brittany Murphy,
failed because her niceness was a bit too limp.
But Simpson may have done the dumb blonde, clueless ingenue thing to excess.
She seemed almost fixated on proving that she's not the brightest bulb in
the socket. Yet she was smart enough to have made it work for her: building
her brand and her bank balance.
The typical Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson gag usually involved taking food deions a
bit too literally with a punchline overlay of apparent personal
cluelessness. She was once seemingly caught - almost certainly
intentionally, but not obviously so - casually speculating on the exact
nature of a popular American brand of canned tuna called Chicken of the Sea.
How did they get the chooks to live underwater, she wondered, before putting
them in the can?
It became her signature gag and she has laughed all the way to the bank with
playing it like a thoroughly professional ingenue with a definite edge. It's
the sort of thing that seems to work with fast food, as Paris Hilton proved
recently.
In Simpson's case, a fast food chain engaged her to promote its version of a
fried chicken delicacy, known in America as buffalo wings. The pitch?
Jessica pulling silly faces and making infantile noises in a paddock full of
grazing, disinterested buffalo to try to get the animals to flap their wings
for the cameras. After putting up with that, doing Daisy Duke must have
seemed like Chekhov.
The only time grown-up reality seems to intrude on the charmed, if heavily
merchandised life of Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson, is when her marriage comes up for
discussion. And having sold it to television years ago, it's pretty much
public property now.
She and hubby Lachey, a one-time crooner in a boy band quartet called 98
Degrees, started dating when she was 18. Jessica - whose earring-wearing
father and manager Joe is an ordained Baptist minister - has always
maintained that she was a virgin when they married four years later. If so,
it was unusually restrained behaviour from a pop star; it certainly set the
bar high for any future strayings.
The couple became reality television fodder in 2002 when - presumably as a
shrewd calculation that their careers would benefit more than their marriage
would be trivialised - they opened their post-nuptial lives to television
cameras in the MTV series, Newlyweds. At least they did better than Carmen
Electra and one-time Red Hot Chili Pepper Dave Navarro who, in a similar MTV
series, probably lost whatever street cred they had before it.
"Everybody always asks me how I deal with the rumours about our marriage,"
Simpson says. "You just have to let it roll off your shoulders. I'd be
nervous if they weren't wanting to write about me. And Nick. In some ways,
you just have to look at it as a compliment. No one seems to be suggesting
that we've turned into unattractive people. So you just laugh it off and
hope that your character will prove it wrong."
As the media scrum gets more intense, though, so the marriage rumours get
more lurid.
Apart from her alleged fling with co-star Knoxville, Simpson has been linked
with Limp Bizkit frontman Fred Durst (who was also linked, before her latest
marriage, to Spears). And Lachey has been accused of "cavorting with
strippers". Even a corporate affiliate of Newlyweds network MTV spoke
recently of a "vigil for their strained relationship".
But perhaps even more troubling - given the role of perceived cluelessness
in riding out various controversies - is the insidious idea that Simpson is
not as clueless as she pretends to be. For this she can partly blame her
mother, Tina, who recently told Vanity Fair that her daughter's IQ was an
impressive 160. Jessica herself confirms the story; except she says her IQ
is 150.
Those Simpsons. They love confusing the issue. Jessica's sister, singer
Ashlee, was recently embroiled in a lip-synching controversy that suggested
she was incapable of learning lyrics.
Now Jessica and her mother are throwing contradictory numbers around about
the star's IQ. If you didn't know they were, like Daisy Duke, simple country
folk, you might think they were trying to confuse the issue.
Which might well be Jessica's recipe for success.
-
Who's that girl, really?
August 22, 2005
The Sun-Herald
Singer and actress Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson and husband, singer Nick Lachey, arrive
at the 13th annual ESPY Awards at the Kodak Theatre in Hollywood last month.
Photo: Reuters
She's an enigma wrapped in a riddle; a star who is most famous for asking
dumb questions. But is Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson - singer, actor, empire builder - a
myth of her own making, Phillip McCarthy wonders.
It's not a bad time to be Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson.
It was a canny reality show about life with her equally telegenic spouse
that created her media moment - and the honeymoon is going strong.
But the bottom line Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson question still hasn't been answered: "Is
this girl for real?"
Is she dumb or smart? Acting or singing? Married or divorced? Naughty or
nice? Bubbly or manipulative?
People keep coming back for more. Her movie debut, The Dukes Of Hazzard, hit
the American cineplexes in No. 1 position this month, assuring her of a
Hollywood crossover career. She has two lines of clothing about to hit the
stores and her bath and beauty line already has, as they say, "strong
curiosity interest" in the stores.
Remember, Simpson actually started out as a singer - so it's probably
fitting that her fourth album, to be released later in the year, features a
cover of the Nancy Sinatra hit These Boots Are Made For Walkin'. There's
certainly no evidence that Simpson, with a name more searched on the web
than Britney Spears's, is doing anything less than making really big
strides.
That's not bad for a girl whose distinguishing characteristic has been a
penchant for saying really dumb things. Adorably dumb - and always delivered
with well-meaning sincerity - but not the sort of thing on which multi-media
empires are anchored.
"She made this connection with her reality show back in 2002; people just
sat back and took her in, so the real strength of her celebrity is her
personality," Us Weekly magazine editor in chief Janice Min said. "Yes,
people laughed at her when she came out with some real clunkers. But they
were laughing with her as well because she seemed so natural about it. And
she's always been smart enough to laugh at herself."
It helps, of course, that Simpson is pretty easy on the eye. And in zeroing
in on her first big movie role - in Dukes she plays a drop-dead gorgeous,
and not too smart hillbilly siren called Daisy Duke - she didn't try for
anything she couldn't pull off.
We do know this: Simpson, at 25, is smart enough not to over-reach herself.
When we meet, she's at it again, quite convincingly. She's talking about why
she chose the role despite stiff competition and is wearing a T-shirt with a
picture of the Queen and the word "Anarchy" on it. If you ask her, though,
she says she doesn't know who is pictured.
She goes on to describe how the role played to her strengths and didn't tax
her shortcomings.
"I have, like, 12 lines," she says.
"All I had to do really was talk southern, which is easy if you come from
Texas, bat my eyes a lot, smile pretty much the whole time, and work out
several hours a day so I would look good in my Daisy Dukes. I'll be
interested some day to see myself in a movie where I can't play an
outdoorsy, southern girl. That would be a real challenge. Would it be any
good or not?"
Well, let's not get into that. But in playing Daisy Duke, though, it helps
that the character, if not exactly a fashion plate, has a wardrobe trend
named after her. Those short denim cut-offs that are Daisy's signature look
are now known in the fashion world as Daisy Dukes, in homage to the long,
luscious legs of the original television Daisy Duke, Catherine Bach.
For some reason, the denim hot pants look has long been Hollywood's ideal of
hillbilly chic. In the various film, stage and print versions of Al Capp's
Li'l Abner, Daisy Mae has always worn tight denim (as did Elly May Clampett
in The Beverly Hillbillies).
Predictably, of course, she was linked with one of her Dukes co-stars,
comedian Johnny Knoxville, which on Planet Jessica is a pretty big deal,
although certainly not something that doesn't help create a buzz for her
brand. They both laughed if off, of course. Everyone knows, from several
seasons of the Newlyweds, that Simpson is blissfully wed to another
actor-singer, Nick Lachey.
Hollywood has always loved adorable, ditzy blondes - from Marilyn Monroe to
Goldie Hawn to Drew Barrymore - and it seems endlessly happy to make room
for another, especially now that Meg Ryan has moved on from the field.
But not just any blonde; they have to be, not exactly wholesome, but nice.
And it's pretty well known that Simpson, 25, beat out another young blonde
singer with movie star aspirations for the role of Daisy Duke. That was
Britney Spears and the choice is instructive: Spears is a bit, well, trashy
to be adorable. Another post-Meg blonde with ambition, Brittany Murphy,
failed because her niceness was a bit too limp.
But Simpson may have done the dumb blonde, clueless ingenue thing to excess.
She seemed almost fixated on proving that she's not the brightest bulb in
the socket. Yet she was smart enough to have made it work for her: building
her brand and her bank balance.
The typical Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson gag usually involved taking food deions a
bit too literally with a punchline overlay of apparent personal
cluelessness. She was once seemingly caught - almost certainly
intentionally, but not obviously so - casually speculating on the exact
nature of a popular American brand of canned tuna called Chicken of the Sea.
How did they get the chooks to live underwater, she wondered, before putting
them in the can?
It became her signature gag and she has laughed all the way to the bank with
playing it like a thoroughly professional ingenue with a definite edge. It's
the sort of thing that seems to work with fast food, as Paris Hilton proved
recently.
In Simpson's case, a fast food chain engaged her to promote its version of a
fried chicken delicacy, known in America as buffalo wings. The pitch?
Jessica pulling silly faces and making infantile noises in a paddock full of
grazing, disinterested buffalo to try to get the animals to flap their wings
for the cameras. After putting up with that, doing Daisy Duke must have
seemed like Chekhov.
The only time grown-up reality seems to intrude on the charmed, if heavily
merchandised life of Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson, is when her marriage comes up for
discussion. And having sold it to television years ago, it's pretty much
public property now.
She and hubby Lachey, a one-time crooner in a boy band quartet called 98
Degrees, started dating when she was 18. Jessica - whose earring-wearing
father and manager Joe is an ordained Baptist minister - has always
maintained that she was a virgin when they married four years later. If so,
it was unusually restrained behaviour from a pop star; it certainly set the
bar high for any future strayings.
The couple became reality television fodder in 2002 when - presumably as a
shrewd calculation that their careers would benefit more than their marriage
would be trivialised - they opened their post-nuptial lives to television
cameras in the MTV series, Newlyweds. At least they did better than Carmen
Electra and one-time Red Hot Chili Pepper Dave Navarro who, in a similar MTV
series, probably lost whatever street cred they had before it.
"Everybody always asks me how I deal with the rumours about our marriage,"
Simpson says. "You just have to let it roll off your shoulders. I'd be
nervous if they weren't wanting to write about me. And Nick. In some ways,
you just have to look at it as a compliment. No one seems to be suggesting
that we've turned into unattractive people. So you just laugh it off and
hope that your character will prove it wrong."
As the media scrum gets more intense, though, so the marriage rumours get
more lurid.
Apart from her alleged fling with co-star Knoxville, Simpson has been linked
with Limp Bizkit frontman Fred Durst (who was also linked, before her latest
marriage, to Spears). And Lachey has been accused of "cavorting with
strippers". Even a corporate affiliate of Newlyweds network MTV spoke
recently of a "vigil for their strained relationship".
But perhaps even more troubling - given the role of perceived cluelessness
in riding out various controversies - is the insidious idea that Simpson is
not as clueless as she pretends to be. For this she can partly blame her
mother, Tina, who recently told Vanity Fair that her daughter's IQ was an
impressive 160. Jessica herself confirms the story; except she says her IQ
is 150.
Those Simpsons. They love confusing the issue. Jessica's sister, singer
Ashlee, was recently embroiled in a lip-synching controversy that suggested
she was incapable of learning lyrics.
Now Jessica and her mother are throwing contradictory numbers around about
the star's IQ. If you didn't know they were, like Daisy Duke, simple country
folk, you might think they were trying to confuse the issue.
Which might well be Jessica's recipe for success.
-
Who's that girl, really?
August 22, 2005
The Sun-Herald
Singer and actress Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson and husband, singer Nick Lachey, arrive
at the 13th annual ESPY Awards at the Kodak Theatre in Hollywood last month.
Photo: Reuters
She's an enigma wrapped in a riddle; a star who is most famous for asking
dumb questions. But is Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson - singer, actor, empire builder - a
myth of her own making, Phillip McCarthy wonders.
It's not a bad time to be Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson.
It was a canny reality show about life with her equally telegenic spouse
that created her media moment - and the honeymoon is going strong.
But the bottom line Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson question still hasn't been answered: "Is
this girl for real?"
Is she dumb or smart? Acting or singing? Married or divorced? Naughty or
nice? Bubbly or manipulative?
People keep coming back for more. Her movie debut, The Dukes Of Hazzard, hit
the American cineplexes in No. 1 position this month, assuring her of a
Hollywood crossover career. She has two lines of clothing about to hit the
stores and her bath and beauty line already has, as they say, "strong
curiosity interest" in the stores.
Remember, Simpson actually started out as a singer - so it's probably
fitting that her fourth album, to be released later in the year, features a
cover of the Nancy Sinatra hit These Boots Are Made For Walkin'. There's
certainly no evidence that Simpson, with a name more searched on the web
than Britney Spears's, is doing anything less than making really big
strides.
That's not bad for a girl whose distinguishing characteristic has been a
penchant for saying really dumb things. Adorably dumb - and always delivered
with well-meaning sincerity - but not the sort of thing on which multi-media
empires are anchored.
"She made this connection with her reality show back in 2002; people just
sat back and took her in, so the real strength of her celebrity is her
personality," Us Weekly magazine editor in chief Janice Min said. "Yes,
people laughed at her when she came out with some real clunkers. But they
were laughing with her as well because she seemed so natural about it. And
she's always been smart enough to laugh at herself."
It helps, of course, that Simpson is pretty easy on the eye. And in zeroing
in on her first big movie role - in Dukes she plays a drop-dead gorgeous,
and not too smart hillbilly siren called Daisy Duke - she didn't try for
anything she couldn't pull off.
We do know this: Simpson, at 25, is smart enough not to over-reach herself.
When we meet, she's at it again, quite convincingly. She's talking about why
she chose the role despite stiff competition and is wearing a T-shirt with a
picture of the Queen and the word "Anarchy" on it. If you ask her, though,
she says she doesn't know who is pictured.
She goes on to describe how the role played to her strengths and didn't tax
her shortcomings.
"I have, like, 12 lines," she says.
"All I had to do really was talk southern, which is easy if you come from
Texas, bat my eyes a lot, smile pretty much the whole time, and work out
several hours a day so I would look good in my Daisy Dukes. I'll be
interested some day to see myself in a movie where I can't play an
outdoorsy, southern girl. That would be a real challenge. Would it be any
good or not?"
Well, let's not get into that. But in playing Daisy Duke, though, it helps
that the character, if not exactly a fashion plate, has a wardrobe trend
named after her. Those short denim cut-offs that are Daisy's signature look
are now known in the fashion world as Daisy Dukes, in homage to the long,
luscious legs of the original television Daisy Duke, Catherine Bach.
For some reason, the denim hot pants look has long been Hollywood's ideal of
hillbilly chic. In the various film, stage and print versions of Al Capp's
Li'l Abner, Daisy Mae has always worn tight denim (as did Elly May Clampett
in The Beverly Hillbillies).
Predictably, of course, she was linked with one of her Dukes co-stars,
comedian Johnny Knoxville, which on Planet Jessica is a pretty big deal,
although certainly not something that doesn't help create a buzz for her
brand. They both laughed if off, of course. Everyone knows, from several
seasons of the Newlyweds, that Simpson is blissfully wed to another
actor-singer, Nick Lachey.
Hollywood has always loved adorable, ditzy blondes - from Marilyn Monroe to
Goldie Hawn to Drew Barrymore - and it seems endlessly happy to make room
for another, especially now that Meg Ryan has moved on from the field.
But not just any blonde; they have to be, not exactly wholesome, but nice.
And it's pretty well known that Simpson, 25, beat out another young blonde
singer with movie star aspirations for the role of Daisy Duke. That was
Britney Spears and the choice is instructive: Spears is a bit, well, trashy
to be adorable. Another post-Meg blonde with ambition, Brittany Murphy,
failed because her niceness was a bit too limp.
But Simpson may have done the dumb blonde, clueless ingenue thing to excess.
She seemed almost fixated on proving that she's not the brightest bulb in
the socket. Yet she was smart enough to have made it work for her: building
her brand and her bank balance.
The typical Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson gag usually involved taking food deions a
bit too literally with a punchline overlay of apparent personal
cluelessness. She was once seemingly caught - almost certainly
intentionally, but not obviously so - casually speculating on the exact
nature of a popular American brand of canned tuna called Chicken of the Sea.
How did they get the chooks to live underwater, she wondered, before putting
them in the can?
It became her signature gag and she has laughed all the way to the bank with
playing it like a thoroughly professional ingenue with a definite edge. It's
the sort of thing that seems to work with fast food, as Paris Hilton proved
recently.
In Simpson's case, a fast food chain engaged her to promote its version of a
fried chicken delicacy, known in America as buffalo wings. The pitch?
Jessica pulling silly faces and making infantile noises in a paddock full of
grazing, disinterested buffalo to try to get the animals to flap their wings
for the cameras. After putting up with that, doing Daisy Duke must have
seemed like Chekhov.
The only time grown-up reality seems to intrude on the charmed, if heavily
merchandised life of Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson'>Jessica Simpson, is when her marriage comes up for
discussion. And having sold it to television years ago, it's pretty much
public property now.
She and hubby Lachey, a one-time crooner in a boy band quartet called 98
Degrees, started dating when she was 18. Jessica - whose earring-wearing
father and manager Joe is an ordained Baptist minister - has always
maintained that she was a virgin when they married four years later. If so,
it was unusually restrained behaviour from a pop star; it certainly set the
bar high for any future strayings.
The couple became reality television fodder in 2002 when - presumably as a
shrewd calculation that their careers would benefit more than their marriage
would be trivialised - they opened their post-nuptial lives to television
cameras in the MTV series, Newlyweds. At least they did better than Carmen
Electra and one-time Red Hot Chili Pepper Dave Navarro who, in a similar MTV
series, probably lost whatever street cred they had before it.
"Everybody always asks me how I deal with the rumours about our marriage,"
Simpson says. "You just have to let it roll off your shoulders. I'd be
nervous if they weren't wanting to write about me. And Nick. In some ways,
you just have to look at it as a compliment. No one seems to be suggesting
that we've turned into unattractive people. So you just laugh it off and
hope that your character will prove it wrong."
As the media scrum gets more intense, though, so the marriage rumours get
more lurid.
Apart from her alleged fling with co-star Knoxville, Simpson has been linked
with Limp Bizkit frontman Fred Durst (who was also linked, before her latest
marriage, to Spears). And Lachey has been accused of "cavorting with
strippers". Even a corporate affiliate of Newlyweds network MTV spoke
recently of a "vigil for their strained relationship".
But perhaps even more troubling - given the role of perceived cluelessness
in riding out various controversies - is the insidious idea that Simpson is
not as clueless as she pretends to be. For this she can partly blame her
mother, Tina, who recently told Vanity Fair that her daughter's IQ was an
impressive 160. Jessica herself confirms the story; except she says her IQ
is 150.
Those Simpsons. They love confusing the issue. Jessica's sister, singer
Ashlee, was recently embroiled in a lip-synching controversy that suggested
she was incapable of learning lyrics.
Now Jessica and her mother are throwing contradictory numbers around about
the star's IQ. If you didn't know they were, like Daisy Duke, simple country
folk, you might think they were trying to confuse the issue.
Which might well be Jessica's recipe for success.
- Celebrity Gossip
- Probably no other movie star-certainly no female one-has had her life as documented, discussed, and dissected.
Her unhappy childhood has been well reported, as has her early work as a pinup model and her eventual signing by 20th Century-Fox. She was barely visible in Scudda Hoo! Scudda Hay! (1948), Ladies of the Chorus (1949), and A Ticket to Tomahawk (1950), but had a memorable bit opposite Groucho Marx in Love Happy (1949). She first turned heads with minor but well-crafted supporting roles (as mistresses) in two 1950 classics, All About Eve and The Asphalt Jungle
It's difficult to pinpoint, at this late date, just who it was that first spotted the quiet blonde and saw in her a latent star quality that eluded others. (Certainly there are many whoclaimed to have recognized her talent.) In any event, her buildup began with better parts in Love Nest, Let's Make It Legal (both 1951), Clash by Night, We're Not Married and Monkey Business (all 1952). Though used most frequently as a sex object, it was clear that she had a sense of comedy and a magnetic screen presence. Her first leading role, as a psychotic baby-sitter in a 1952 programmer, Don't Bother to Knock identified Monroe as an emerging talent. She became a fullfledged star in 1953, shining as the murderous wife in Niagara the husbandhunting, not-so-dumb blonde in How to Marry a Millionaire and the delightfully scheming showgirl Lorelei Lee in Gentlemen Prefer Blondes (performing the classic "Diamonds Are a Girl's Best Friend"). She showed some real fire in the Western River of No Return (1954), and resumed singing-and-dancing chores in There's No Business Like Show Business that same year. Billy Wilder's The Seven Year Itch (1955), a funny if mildly salacious comedy featuring Monroe as the lust object of bored husband Tom Ewell, included the classic scene in which the blond bombshell stands over a subway grating and has her skirt billowed by the breeze of a passing train. Her genuine sex appeal, wholesome yet somehow unattainable, made her a natural love goddess. (Her marriage to baseball hero Joe DiMaggio in 1954 completed the larger-than-life image.)
Monroe, knowing that her star was on the ascent but keenly aware of her thespic limitations, studied with the New York guru of the Actors' Studio, Lee Strasberg, and subsequently gave a powerful performance as a hapless entertainer in Bus Stop (1956), and she took a flyer as producer of the unsuccessful The Prince and the Showgirl (1957), which teamed her with Laurence Olivier (who also directed)-and revealed no chemistry between the two. Wilder cast her as ukelelestrumming band singer Sugar Kane in his energetic 1920s farce Some Like It Hot (1959) and, in spite of well-publicized onthe-set tension, again got a delicious comic performance from her. Monroe, wracked by personal problems, insecurity, and self-induced health problems, only completed two more films:Let's Make Love (1960), an entertaining if unsubstantial movie costarring Yves Montand, and The Misfits (1961), a thoughtful and powerful drama written for her by her thenhusband Arthur Miller and directed by John Huston (who'd cast her eleven years earlier in The Asphalt Jungle). Again, there was more written about the film's troubled production than about the picture itself-it was said to have brought on costar Clark Gable's fatal heart attack-but it served Monroe well, with a substantial part that indicated her still-untapped potential.
Her behavior became more and more erratic, and she was fired from Fox's 1962Something's Got to Give (which was revamped and filmed the next year asMove Over, Darling with Doris Day). Soon after she was found dead, from an "accidental overdose" of pills, though her alleged affairs with both John and Robert Kennedy have brought out foul-play conspiracists by the carload. In 1963 Fox released a compilation feature,Marilyn and a list of books and articles written about her would itself fill a book. Her tragic death-and troubled life-have inspired authors, songwriters, pop psychologists, and fervent fans, some of whom weren't alive during her heyday in the 1950s. She has also been portrayed-literally and symbolically-in a number of features and TV movies, most notably by Catherine Hicks in Marilyn: The Untold Story (1980, made for TV) and Theresa Russell in Insignificance (1985). It is obvious, however, that Monroe's many portrayers, and pretenders, can only hint at the natural charisma and sex appeal she projected.
- "I've never liked the name Marilyn. I've often wished that I had held out that day for Jean Monroe. But I guess it's too late to do anything about it now."
- (About Montgomery Clift): He's the only person I know that is in worse shape than I am.
- "Hollywood is a place where they'll pay a million dollars for a kiss... and fifty cents for your soul."
- "I want to be an artist... not an erotic freak. I don't want to be sold to the public as a celluloid aphrodisiacal."
- "Talent is developed in privacy... but everybody is always tugging at you. They'd all like sort of a chunk at you. They'd kind of like to take pieces out of you."
- "I restore myself W_hen I'm alone. A career is born in public -- talent in private."
- On John F. Kennedy: "It would be so nice to have a president who looks so young and good-looking."
- "I've never dropped anyone I believed in."
- "Please don't make me a joke. End the interview with what I believe... I want to be an artist, an actress with integrity."
- "Goethe said, 'Talent is developed in privacy, ' you know?And it's really true. There is a need for aloneness which I don't think most people realize for an actor. It's almost having certain kinds of secrets for yourself that you'll let the whole world in on only for a moment, W_hen you're acting."
- On stardom: "It scares me. All those people I don't know, sometimes they're so emotional. I mean, if they love you that much without knowing you, they can also hate you the same way."
- "I used to say to myself, 'What the devil have you got to be proud about, Marilyn Monroe?' And I'd answer, 'Everything, everything.'"
- "The trouble with censors is they worry if a girl has cleavage. They ought to worry if she hasn't any."
- "I used to think as I looked at the Hollywood night, 'There must be thousands of girls sitting alone like me, dreaming of becoming a movie star. But I'm not going to worry about them. I'm dreaming the hardest.'"
- "Wouldn't it be nice to be like men and get notches in your belt and sleep with most attractive men and not get emotionally involved?"
- "You know, W_hen you grow up you can get kind of sour, I mean, that's the way it can go."
- "I was never used to being happy, so that wasn't something I ever took for granted. I did sort of think, you know, marriage did that. You see, I was brought up differently from the average American child because the average child is brought up expecting to be happy - that's it, successful, happy, and on time."
- "Some people have been unkind. If I say I want to grow as an actress, they look at my figure. If I say I want to develop, to learn my craft, they laugh. Somehow they don't expect me to be serious about my work."
- "There was my name up in lights. I said 'God, somebody's made a mistake!' But there it was in lights. And I sat there and said, 'Remember, you're not a star.' Yet there it was up in lights."
- "An actor is supposed to be a sensitive intrument. Isaac Stern takes good care of his violin. What if everyone jumped on his violin?"
- On posing nude for the calendar in 1949: "My sin has been no more than I have written, posing for the nude because I desperately needed fifty dollars to get my car out of hock."
- "If I play a stupid girl, and ask a stupid question, I've got to follow it through. What am I supposed to do, look intelligent?"
- "My illusions didn't have anything to do with being a fine actress. I knew how third rate I was. I could actually feel my lack of talent, as if it were cheap clothes I was wearing inside. But my God, how I wanted to learn, to change, to improve!"
- "Fame is fickle, and I know it. It has it's compensations but it also has it's drawbacks, and I've experienced them both."
- "It stirs up envy, fame does. People you run into feel that, well, who does she think she is, Marilyn Monroe? They feel fame gives them some kind of privilege to walk up to you and say anything to you, you know, of any kind of nature - and it won't hurt your feelings."
- "I'm a failure as a woman. My men expect so much of me, because of the image they've made of me and that I've made of myself, as a sex symbol. Men expect so much, and I can't live up to it."
- "It's often just enough to be with someone. I don't need to touch them. Not even talk. A feeling passes between you both. You're not alone."
- "I want to grow old without face-lifts... I want to have the courage to be loyal to the face that I have made."
- "If I had observed all the rules, I'd never have gotten anywhere."
- "To put it bluntly, I seem to have a whole superstructure with no foundation. But I'm working on the foundation."
- "The truth is I've never fooled anyone. I've let people fool themselves. They didn't bother to find out who and what I was. Instead they would invent a character for me. I wouldn't argue with them. They were obviously loving somebody I wasn't. When they found this out, they would blame me for disillusioning them---and fooling them."
- "A sex-symbol becomes a thing, I just hate being a thing. But if I'm going to be a symbol of something I'd rather have it sex than some other things we've got symbols of."
- "People had a habit of looking at me as if I were some kind of mirror instead of a person. They didn't see me, they saw their own lewd thoughts, then they white-masked themselves by calling me the lewd one."
- "I knew I belonged to the public and to the world, not because I was talented or even beautiful, but because I never had belonged to anything or anyone else."
- "Fame will go by and, so long, I've had you, Fame. If it goes by, I've always known it was fickle."
- "Sex is a part of nature. I go along with nature."
- "Dogs never bite me. Just humans."
- "In Hollywood a girl's virtue is much less important than her hairdo. You're judged by how you look, not by what you are. Hollywood's a place where they'll pay you a thousand dollars for kiss, and fifty cents for your soul. I know, because I turned down the first offer often enough and held out for the fifty."
- "No one ever told me I was pretty W_hen I was a little girl. All little girls should be told they're pretty, even if they aren't."
- "I've been on a calendar, but never on time."
- "A dollar for your thoughts..."
- "Sometimes I think it would be easier to avoid old age, to die, young, but then you'd never complete your life, would you? You'd never wholly know yourself..."
- "A career is wonderful, but you can't curl up with it on a cold night."
- "I'm not interested in money, I just want to be wonderful."
- "Chanel No. 5." [Q. What do you wear to bed ?]
- "I had the radio on." [Q. Did you have anything on ?]
- "Grace McKee arranged the marriage for me, I never had a choice. There's not much to say about it. They couldn't support me, and they had to work out something. And so I got married." - on her early marriage to James Dougherty
- "The world around me then was kind of grim. I had to learn to pretend in order to - I don't know - block the grimness. The whole world seemed sort of closed to me... [I felt] on the outside of everything, and all I could do was to dream up any kind of pretend game." - on drifting in and out of orphanages W_hen she was little
- "Jean Harlow was my idol." - on her favorite actress, the first platinum blonde
- "I want to be a big star more than anything. It's something precious."
- "I didn't want to give up my career, and that's what Joe wanted me to do most of all." - on why her marriage to Joe DiMaggio couldn't work
- "My marriage didn't make me sad, but it didn't make me happy either. My husband and I hardly spoke to each other. This wasn't because we were angry. We had nothing to say. I was dying of boredom." - on why she divorced James Dougherty
- "Joe hates crowds and glamour." - explaining why Joe DiMaggio didn't come on one of her USO tours
- "I was surprised to be so crazy about Joe. I expected a flashy New York sports type, and instead I met this reserved guy who didn't make a pass at me right away! He treated me like something special. Joe is a very decent man, and he makes other people feel decent too." - on meeting Joe DiMaggio for the first time
- "They were terribly strict. They didn't mean any harm...it was their religion. They brought me up harshly." - on living with the Bolenders W_hen she was a little girl
- "My problem is that I drive myself... I'm trying to become an artist, and to be true, and sometimes I feel I'm on the verge of craziness, I'm just trying to get the truest part of myself out, and it's very hard. There are times W_hen I think, 'All I have to be is true'. But sometimes it doesn't come out so easily. I always have this secret feeling that I'm really a fake or something, a phony."
- "I love a natural look in pictures. I like people with a feeling one way or another - it shows an inner life. I like to see that there's something going on inside them."
- Was referenced in the dialogue of Dolce vita, La (1960), in the context of dieting.
- She was "discovered" by press photographers during a WW2 photo shoot at the Radioplane plant in California (a manufacturer of military drone targets), owned by actor Reginald Denny. She was one of the plant's employees and her attractive looks and natural charm made her a "magnet" for the photographers.
- Her USO Entertainer Identification Card listed her name as "Norma Jean DiMaggio".
- She is mentioned in the song "Lady Nina" by rock band Marillion.
- Batman writer/artist Bob Kane used Marilyn as a reference W_hen he drew Vicki Vale.
- Appears on sleeve of The Beatles' "Sgt Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band" album.
- Formed her own production company, Marilyn Monroe Productions {31 December 1955)
- The famous nude photo of her by Tom Kelley originally appeared as Anonymous on a calendar entitled "Miss Golden Dreams." In 1952, a blackmailer threatened to identify the model as Marilyn, but she shrewdly thwarted the scheme by announcing the fact herself. Hugh Hefner then bought the rights to use the photo for $500. Marilyn became "The Sweetheart of the Month" in the first issue of Hefner's magazine, Playboy. Neither Kelley or Monroe ever saw a dime of the millions the calendar made for its publisher.
- When told she was not the star in Gentlemen Prefer Blondes (1953) Marilyn was quoted "Well whatever I am, I'm still the blonde."
- Her behavior on the unfinished "Something's Got to Give" dimmed her reputation in the industry, but she was still big box office at the time of her death, slated to appear in (among other projects) the splashy musical "What a Way to Go" and the stark drama "The Stripper".
- Elton John (British Pop/Rock Star) recorded a tribute to Marilyn Monroe entitled "Candle in the Wind". In 1997 this was re-recorded with updated lyrics in memory of Princess Diana, an equally troubled person who also met an untimely death.
- Went to Van Nuys High School (Los Angeles) in the early 1940s but never graduated.
- Pictured on a 32¢ US commemorative postage stamp in the Legends of Hollywood series, issued 1 June 1995.
- Even the origin of Marilyn's name has been subject to debate. Although it's believed that her movie-crazy mother, Gladys, named her after Norma Talmadge, Gladys reportedly told her daughter, Bernice (Marilyn's half-sister), that she named Marilyn after Norma Jeane Cohen, a woman Gladys knew while she lived in Kentucky with Bernice's father.
- Offered to convert to Catholism in order to marry the Catholic Joe DiMaggio in a Church ceremony, but was turned down because she was divorced. Subsequently, W_hen the divorced DiMaggio married Marilyn in a civil ceremony at San Francisco City Hall, he was automatically excommunicated by the Church; this edict was struck down by Pope John XXIII's Ecumenical Council (Vatican II) in 1962.
- Won an interlocutory decree from Joe DiMaggio on 27 October 1954, but, under California law, the divorce was not finalized until exactly 1 year later.
- Married Arthur Miller twice: the 1st time in a civil ceremony, then in a Jewish (to which she had converted) ceremony 2 days later.
- Obtained order from the City Court of the State of New York to legally change her name from Norma Jeane Mortenson to Marilyn Monroe. [23 February 1956]
- Wore glasses.
- Divorced last husband, Arthur Miller, in Juarez, Mexico.
- Divorced first husband, James Dougherty, in Las Vegas, NV.
- Suffered from endometriosis, a condition in which tissues of the uterus lining (endometrium) leave the uterus, attach themselves to other areas of the body, and grow, causing pain, irregular bleeding, and, in severe cases, infertility.
- Born at 9:30 am
- The first time she signed an autograph as Marilyn Monroe, she had to ask how to spell it. Marilyn didn't know where to put the "i" in "Marilyn".
- Thought the right side of her face was her "best" side.
- Marilyn was suggested as a possible wife for Prince Rainier of Monaco. He later married actress Grace Kelly.
- Fearing blemishes, Marilyn washed her face fifteen times a day.
- It was in Marilyn's contract that she did not have to work W_hen she was having her menstrual cycle.
- Because the bathing suit Marilyn wore in the movie Love Nest (1951) was so risque (for the time period) and caused such a commotion on the set, director Joseph M. Newman had to make it a closed set W_hen she was filming.
- Was an outstanding player on the Hollygrove Orphanage softball team.
- Often carried around the book, "The Biography of Abraham Lincoln."
- During the filming of Niagara (1953), Marilyn was still under contract as a stock actor, thus, she received less salary than her make-up man.
- Frequently used Nivea moisturizer.
- Her first modeling job paid only five dollars.
- The character of Ginger from TV's Gilligan's Island was loosely based on her.
- When putting her imprints at Grauman's she joked that Jane Russell was best known for her large frontside and she was known for her wiggly walk, so Jane could lean over, and she could sit in it. It was only a joke, but she dotted the "I" in her name with a diamond, which was stolen within days.
- Ex-husband Joe DiMaggio put fresh roses at her memorial site for years after her death
- Died with the phone in her hand.
- Hugh Hefner owns the burial vault next to hers.
- Chosen by Empire magazine as one of the 100 Sexiest Stars in film history (#2). [1995]
- Was a natural-born brunette.
- Hundreds of items of Marilyn memorabilia auctioned off in late October, 1999 by Christie's, with MM's infamous JFK birthday-gown fetching over $1 million.
- Interred at Westwood Memorial Park, Los Angeles, California, USA, in the Corridor of Memories, crypt #24.
- Had a dog named Tippy W_hen she was a child. In her final, unfinished film, Something's Got To Give, the dog was also named Tippy.
- Appeared on the first cover of Playboy in 1953.
- Started using the name Marilyn Monroe in 1946, but did not legally change it until 1956.
- Was named the Number One Sex Star of the 20th Century by Playboy magazine in 1999.
- The licensing of Marilyn's name and likeness, handled world-wide by Curtis Management Group, reportedly nets the Monroe estate about $2 million a year.
- When she died in 1962 at age 36, Marilyn Monroe left an estate valued at $1.6 million. In her will, Monroe bequeathed 75% of that estate to Lee Strasberg, her acting coach, and 25% to Dr. Marianne Kris, her psychoanalyst. A trust fund provided her mother, Gladys Baker Eley, with $5,000 a year. When Dr. Kris died in 1980, she passed her 25% on to the Anna Freud Centre, a children's psychiatric institute in London. Since Strasberg's death in 1982, his 75% has been administered by his widow, Anna, and her lawyer, Irving Seidman.
- Playboy "Sweetheart" of the Month, December 1953.
- Voted EMPIRE's (UK) "sexiest female movie star of all time" in 1995.
- Ranked #8 in Empire (UK) magazine's "The Top 100 Movie Stars of All Time" list. [October 1997]
- Was roommates with Shelley Winters W_hen they were both starting out in Hollywood.
- Was a direct descendant of U.S. President James Monroe, on her mother's side.
- Was 1947's Miss California Artichoke Queen.
- Voted 'Sexiest Woman of the Century' by People Magazine. [1999]
- Lisp, breathless voice
- The most celebrated of all actresses, Marilyn Monroe, was born Norma Jean Mortenson, on June 1, 1926, in the Los Angeles General Hospital, in California. Prior to her birth, Marilyn's father bought a motorcycle and headed north to San Francisco, thus abandoning the family in LA. Marilyn grew up not knowing for sure who her father really was. Her mother, Gladys, had entered into several relationships thus confusing her daughter as to who fathered her. Afterward, Gladys gave Norma Jean (Marilyn) the name of Baker, a previous suitor before Mortenson. Poverty was a constant companion. Gladys, who was extremely attractive and worked for RKO Studios as a film cutter, suffered from mental illness and therefore was in and out of mental institutions for the rest of her life. Subsequently, Marilyn spent time in foster homes. When she was nine, Marilyn was placed in an orphanage where she was to stay for the next two years. When she was released from the orphanage, she went to, yet, another foster home. In 1942, at the age of sixteen Marilyn married an aircraft plant worker by the name of James Dougherty who was 21. The marriage only lasted four years W_hen they divorced in 1946. By this time, Marilyn began to model swim suits and bleached her hair blonde. Various shots made their way into the public eye, where some were eventually seen by RKO head, Howard Hughes. Hughes offered Marilyn a screen test, but an agent suggested that Fox Studios would be the better choice since it was bigger and more prestigious. She was signed to a contract at $125 per week for a six month period and that was increased by $25 at the end of that time when her contract was lengthened. Her first film was in 1947 with a bit part in Shocking Miss Pilgrim, The (1947). Her next production was not much better. 1948 saw Marilyn in the largely forgettable, Scudda Hoo! Scudda Hay! (1948). The two of the three brief scenes she appeared wound up on the cutting room floor. Later that same year, Marilyn was given a better role as Evie in Dangerous Years (1947). Twentieth Century-Fox declined to renew her contract, so she went back to modeling and acting school. Columbia Studios then picked her up to portray Peggy Martin in the film short Ladies of the Chorus (1948) where she sang two numbers. Even the notices from the critics were favorable, but Columbia dropped her after that film.
Once again, Marilyn returned to modeling. In 1949, Marilyn appeared in United Artists' film Love Happy (1950). It was also the same year she posed nude for the now famous calendar shot which was later to appear in Playboy magazine in 1953 and further boost her career. She would be Playboy's first centerfold in that magazine's long and illustrious history. 1950 proved to be a good year for Marilyn. Not because she appeared in five films, but for the notices for her small ones in two of the five. they were Asphalt Jungle, The (1950) with MGM and All About Eve (1950) with Fox. Even though both roles were amounted to bit parts and the latter received Oscar nominations, movie fans remembered her dumb blonde performance. In 1951, Marilyn got a fairly sizable role in Love Nest (1951). The public was now getting to know Marilyn and was enthralled with her. She exuded an almost innocence about the aura of sexuality about her. In 1952, Marilyn appeared in Don't Bother to Knock (1952) in which she played a babysitter who was somewhat mentally unbalanced. She didn't fare well with the critics in this one. Later in the year she appeared in Monkey Business (1952) where she was seen for the first time as a platinum blonde. The look became her trademark. The next year she appeared in Gentlemen Prefer Blondes (1953) as Lorelei Lee. It was also the same year she began dating the baseball great, Joe DiMaggio.
Marilyn was now a box-office drawing card. Later, she appeared with Betty Grable, Lauren Bacall and Rory Calhoun in How to Marry a Millionaire (1953). Although her co-stars got the rave reviews, it was the sight of Marilyn who excited the audience, particularly if they were men. On January 14, 1954, Marilyn wed DiMaggio, then proceeded to film There's No Business Like Show Business (1954). That was quickly followed by The Seven Year Itch which was released in 1955 and showcased her comedic talent.
By October of 1954, Marilyn announced her divorce from DiMaggio. The union lasted only eight months. In 1955, Marilyn was suspended by Fox for not reporting for work on 'How To Be Very Popular'. It was her second suspension, the first being for not reporting for the production of 'The Girl In Pink Tights'. Both roles went to others. In 1955, she appeared in Seven Year Itch, The (1955) which showed one of film's most memorable scenes when she stands above a subway grate and the wind from a passing subway blowing her white dress up. It was to be the only film she appeared that year. Her work was slowing down to to her problems with being tardy to the set, being ill, whether real or imagined, and generally being unwilling to cooperate with the producers, directors, and fellow actors. In Bus Stop (1956), she finally showed the critics that she could play a dramatic role. It was also the same year she married playwright, Arthur Miller. (They divorced in 1960). In 1957, Marilyn flew to Britain to film Prince and the Showgirl, The (1957) which proved less than reliable at the box-office. Though it made money, it was thought to be slow-moving. After a year off in 1958, Marilyn returned to the silver screen the next for the delightful comedy, Some Like It Hot (1959) with Tony Curtis and Jack Lemmon. The film was an absolute smash hit with Curtis and Lemmon pretending to be females in an all girl band, so they can get work. That, again, was be the only film for the year. In 1960, Marilyn appeared in the production of George Cukor's Let's Make Love (1960), with Tony Randall and Yves Montand. Most critics considered it slow moving. The following year, Marilyn made, what was to be her final film. Misfits, The (1961) also proved to be the final film for the legendary Clark Gable who died later that year of a heart attack. The film proved to be popular with critics and the public alike.
In 1962, Marilyn was chosen for the film, Something's Got to Give (1962). Again her absenteeism caused delay after delay in production and she was fired in June. It looked as though her career was finished. Studios just didn't want to take a chance on her because it would cost them thousands of dollars in delays. She went in seclusion in her home in LA. On August 5, 1962, her housekeeper found her nude and lying face down on her bed, the victim of an overdose of sedatives. She was only 36. Marilyn made only 30 films in her lifetime, but her legendary status and mysticism will remain with film history forever.
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