Extra Scoop: Remembering Marilyn Monroe 50 Years After Her Tragic Death

August 05, 2012 Extra Scoop

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Death has done nothing to diminish the larger-than-life image of Marilyn Monroe. The eternal Hollywood sexpot — gone now a half-century — remains all tousled blond hair and soft red lips, the voice still breathless and the curves still breathtaking.

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Dr Daniel

267 days ago

Dr Bruce Goldberg

being interview at the Carol Blonder - the Arizona Radio show

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n9n_XLjYNd0

regard his last discovery about Marilyn Monroe

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louisemccloud@yahoo.com

286 days ago

Marilyn Monroe wasn't just a gorgeous sex symbol, she wasn't really a "sex symbol" she was so much more, she was sensual, she had a kind of sensuality that's never been matched also she had an innocence, a sweetness, she played the "dumb blond" but it was clear she was intelligent, she was vulnerable, she was real, approachable, she came across as very kind and gentle. I think that's why both women and men adored her and still do, she was special, unique and no actress has ever even come close to the very unique, special person she was.

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