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Remember the time you thought you never could survive? You did, and you can do it again.
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Elvis Presley could pick and sing and had stage presence like no other.
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In 1952 Marilyn Monroe told a magazine she lived on raw eggs beaten into warm milk, broiled steak and liver, and the magazine printed it under the word bizarre.
She warmed a cup of milk on a hot plate in her hotel room before her shower, broke two raw eggs into it, whipped them with a fork and drank it getting dressed. Her line was that no doctor could recommend a more nourishing breakfast for a working girl in a hurry.
Dinner she described as startlingly simple. Every night she stopped at the market near the hotel for a steak, lamb chops or some liver, and broiled it in the electric oven in her room. With it, four or five raw carrots and nothing else. She said she must be part rabbit.
The most photographed woman alive, at the exact moment the photographs were being taken, on eggs, milk, red meat and the fat that came with it. She said her normal diet was composed almost totally of protein foods and that this was why she could afford the occasional sundae.
Pageant called it bizarre. Pageant, like every magazine since, kept printing diet pages anyway, and the diet pages have been getting people fatter for 74 years.
She told them how in 1952. They filed it under eccentric and went back to the grapefruit.
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In the 1953 film noir Niagara (1953), Marilyn Monroe walked in high heels for a distance of 116 feet in a single, uninterrupted take, making it one of the longest on-camera walking sequences in cinema history.
Marilyn's outfit was designed by Dorothy Jeakins.
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On July 2, 1957, at Rockefeller Center in New York City, where Marilyn officially reopened the Sidewalk Superintendents' Club to mark the start of construction on the new Time & Life Building.
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The pool scene from βSomething's Got to Giveβ (1962) is one of the most famous in film history, showing Marilyn Monroe performing completely nude - a first for a major American star since the pre-Code era. Monroe was hoping to divert attention from from rival Elizabeth Taylor, who was enjoying huge press coverage at the time. Shot on the 23rd May, 1962, photographer Lawrence Schiller was on set to capture high-resolution production stills. When Monroe surfaced from the water and posed on the poolβs edge, Schiller's photographs were soon on the covers of major magazines around the world. Little good did it do her. 20th Century Fox was virtually bankrupt and Marilyn had been suffering from sinusitis and high fevers, causing frequent production delays. Fox fired the actress a few weeks later and sued for breach of contract. Despite co-star Dean Martin refusing to complete the film without her, forcing the studio to rehire Monroe, she died on the 5th August, before filming could resume.
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Lauren Bacall and Marilyn Monroe at the premiere of βHow to Marry a Millionaireβ (1953).
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Happy Halloween! ππ»
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ππ A ROYAL HALLOWEEN SURPRISE IN LONDON! π¬π§π»
Buckingham Palace gets a spectacular spooky makeover as a giant glowing pumpkin takes centre stage! π§‘β¨
The royal gates are covered in Halloween decorations, mysterious lights illuminate the palace, and crowds gather to witness this incredible CGI creation!
Even the King can't escape Halloween! π€£π
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Home made food served to protesters in Poland.
This is unity, united against Tusk.
The people decide the future they want π΅π±
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Goodnight, my friends π₯± Sleep well π΄ Sweet dreams β¨οΈβ¨οΈ Love you all β€οΈ See you tomorrow π€π€
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This Parmesan Corn Chowder is creamy, cheesy, and full of delicious flavor! An easy, comforting soup thatβs perfect for a cozy family dinner.

























