Nostalgic Photos And The Stories Behind Them
Marilyn Monroe with pigtails while filming 'The Misfits' 1960.
In 1960, Marilyn Monroe was at a turning point in her life. While filming The Misfits, Monroe struggled with her own personal issues, including her tumultuous marriages and her battles with mental health. Despite her glamorous facade, Monroe was depressed and isolated, and the pressure of being in the public eye had taken its toll.
At this point in her life, Monroe was seeking a way out of the Hollywood machine and was trying to find a sense of purpose and fulfillment. She had recently divorced her third husband, playwright Arthur Miller, and was starting to reassess her priorities. Despite the challenges she faced, Monroe remained a highly sought-after actress and was still captivating audiences with her talent and beauty. Little did the world know that this would be Monroe's last film, as she would pass away just two years later at the age of 36
In 1960, Marilyn Monroe was at a turning point in her life. While filming The Misfits, Monroe struggled with her own personal issues, including her tumultuous marriages and her battles with mental health. Despite her glamorous facade, Monroe was depressed and isolated, and the pressure of being in the public eye had taken its toll.
In 1960, Marilyn Monroe was at a turning point in her life. While filming The Misfits, Monroe struggled with her own personal issues, including her tumultuous marriages and her battles with mental health. Despite her glamorous facade, Monroe was depressed and isolated, and the pressure of being in the public eye had taken its toll.
At this point in her life, Monroe was seeking a way out of the Hollywood machine and was trying to find a sense of purpose and fulfillment. She had recently divorced her third husband, playwright Arthur Miller, and was starting to reassess her priorities. Despite the challenges she faced, Monroe remained a highly sought-after actress and was still captivating audiences with her talent and beauty. Little did the world know that this would be Monroe's last film, as she would pass away just two years later at the age of 36.
Merrilee Rush is best known for her recording of the song Angel of the Morning, 1968.
Pamela Tiffin in 1966
Before she was Marilyn Monroe the international sex symbol, she was Norma Jean, a struggling model trying to make ends meet. From 1946 to 1950, he paid her $10 per hour to pose for him in various states of undress. Moran used the photos as the basis for his hand-drawn pinup illustrations, but he also sold the images to others, including Playboy magazine and a calendar printing company. Those photos came back to haunt her years later when she was a big star. But she handled it by telling the truth … that she was young and broke and needed money and that the photos were sold without her permission.
College Days in the 1980s
College life in the 1980s didn’t include iPhones, laptops, virtual reality goggles, and Zoom classes like today’s college experience. There is one thing that hasn’t changed … hot co-eds. While young men and women go to college to get more knowledge, there are some red-blooded extracurricular activities that take place, along with football games, cramming for exams, and rushing sororities. This young lady looks like she is taking advantage of the sunny weather to do some outdoor studying, but she may also be coyly playing the field.
Cybill Shepherd in TV's "Moonlighting" (1985)
A teenaged pageant queen, Cybil Shepherd also won a modeling contest and worked as a model throughout college before making the move to acting. She made her film debut in the 1971 drama, The Last Picture Show, which also starred Jeff Bridges. She also appeared in The Heartbreak Kid, Taxi Driver, and Woody Allen’s Alice. In the mid-1980s, she starred in the hit television detective comedy, Moonlighting, with an up-and-coming actor named Bruce Wiis. She won two Golden Globes for this series and, wearin
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