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I'm Celina :~) I am a woman of many interests he is my prince & we met Saturday October 6, 2012♡

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Tea party

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fae court

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The council to decide your fate

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2024 + HORROR

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60 years ago, Marilyn Monroe left us. Her memorable roles and her timeless and unique beauty will always be remembered in our mind. Aside from the Hollywood glamour, her platinum hair and her windy white dress, there was also Norma Jean. A woman in the film industry in times that were not favorable for a woman to be a part of — and well, not even today. Marilyn wasn’t just a bombshell. She was sensitive, sweet and, most of all, human. Since her dysfunctional childhood filled with abuse and her tough life and battle with her mental illness, she still brought the smile that she transferred to the screen for decades and still does. Unfortunately, she left us too soon, but enough to make history. I sincerely hope that future generations will see her for what she truly is, instead of her shallow, idealized version of Hollywood.

MARILYN MONROE (June 1, 1926 – August 4, 1962)

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Cameron Diaz as Tina Carlyle in The Mask (1994) dir. Chuck Russell

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Dolly Parton

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Marilyn Monroe photographed by Jack Cardiff (1956).

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That awkward moment when you realize you forgot about all these shows.

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NEVER FORGOT DAVE,

[sikri]

i loved dave the barbarian and brandy and my whiskers, best shows

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i love it when pets fall asleep on me because i can ask anyone to do anything for me sorry i can’t get up i have been chosen

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JULES VAUGHN in EUPHORIA | 2x03: Ruminations: Big and Little Bullys

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justin bieber icons

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“Life is for the alive, my dear.” - Sweeney Todd (2007)

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Hocus Pocus (1993) dir. Kenny Ortega

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Cody Simpson

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Noir Princesses by Astor Alexander

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