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    Norma Jeanne Mortensen also known as‚ Marilyn Monroe is globally experienced as a sexual appearance idol for the world. Mrs. Monroe grew up from a tragic child hood as a kid‚ never spoken of her foster parents or about being in foster care during her high school or ever growing up (A 1942 University). Being smothered at the age of two‚ and being rapped at the age of nine (Biography1) was not a great life to talk about. Growing up not knowing her father was seriously difficult for her being the only

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    Marilyn Manson has been pushing the envelope of the right to freedom of expression since his controversial "shock rock" antics began in the early 1990’s. His methods are strange and rejected by most of society‚ as it cannot understand what he is trying to achieve. Many people believe that Marilyn Manson is bizarre‚ seeing him wearing women’s clothing‚ applying heavy facial makeup‚ and covering himself with jewelry. His success can be attributed not only to his entertainment abilities‚ but even more

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    April 26‚ 2013 Norma Jeane Mortenson‚ also known as Marilyn Monroe‚ was a great inspiration to many people. Though her life started extremely rough being bounced around from home to home as a foster child in Los Angeles‚ she made the most of it. Marilyn had a number of childhood problems‚ but she managed to toughen up and be strong for herself. She started working at an aircraft plant at sixteen and ended up marrying a man known as Daddy to her. They ended up getting a divorce in 1946 as she began

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    Marilyn Monroe Marilyn Monroe‚ formerly known as Norma Jean Baker‚ is a historical inspiration. She was a very confident person. Her strong will always be remembered for that. She was brave going through all the obstacles she faced. She stood up for whatever she believed in and never backed down. Her contributions of being an entertainer‚ singer‚ dancer‚ model‚ actress‚ and wife lend themselves to the way she inspires people today. She had an effortless way of making people feel good about

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    different things.” Marilyn Monroe is a great portrayal of his quote based on the small amount of time she spent under the spotlight. Today‚ Marilyn Monroe is more known for being a sex symbol than for her actual acting. Born Norma Jeane Mortenson on July 1‚ 1926‚ Marilyn was born to an unstable family. Living with a mother with psychiatric problems and no father present‚ Marilyn had few to no good memories of her childhood. Her mother was eventually institutionalized‚ causing Marilyn to be left on her

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    society’s relationship with that image and therefore aid in explaining the social construction of what society deems as their ’reality’. A star’s image is created through a range of representations churned out by Hollywood. Capitalism from the commercialization of these images has made Hollywood the dominant force it is today. A re-emerging image in Hollywood is that of the sex symbol‚ represented by Marilyn Monroe in the 1950’s. Monroe is Hollywood’s classic sex symbol‚ where the cultural phenomena

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    controversy and speculation. For example‚ Marilyn Monroe’s mysterious death has been analyzed for over 40 years and is still seen as an unsolved puzzle. Marilyn Monroe’s life was cut short on August 4‚ 1962 due to a drug overdose; her death certificate stated probable suicide; however‚ forensic pathologist Dr. Thomas Noguchi stated that it was a murder (Bell). Why is this information hidden from the public in the 1960s? Is there more than meets the eye to Marilyn Monroe and her many affairs? Could the

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    effectuated in the first exchange? Absolutely not. Marilyn was not going to get her way. Again‚ she was more defensive and that was not giving her the chance to get her point across and it was also not giving her the proper chance to negotiate her point either. Were Len’s objectives on the way to being effectuated in the first exchange? Yes. I think that ultimately Len was going to end up with his way. He was more or less “attacking” Marilyn and I feel like he was bullying her into getting his

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    things that make Marilyn Manson unique are his style and his music. His style is really creepy while his music is hardcore‚ profound‚ and controversial. The most memorable moments in Manson’s life are when his songs became big hits‚ and he has also been in several movies and shows. Also‚ Manson had shifted his focus from music to art for a period of time. The life experiences of Marilyn Manson are demonstrated in his songs: “15”‚ “Better of Two Evils”‚ and “WoW”. Marilyn Manson‚ originally

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    in society through various forms of media. In some way the media has corrupted the way people view themselves and other people. As far back in history as you can possibly go‚ there has always been a specific view of what is beautiful in different societys and cultures. Due to mass media‚ the standards of beauty have narrowed dramatically leaving little room for error. The influence media has over woman is simply undeniable. Things as innocent as a barbie doll can have an impact on girls

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