Marilyn Monroe Biography

She even started working with a female singer on the musical film about an all girls musical group. She, however, did not live long enough to see the comeback of the film. She, later on, died at the age of 48 at a Beverly Hilton hotel in Los Angeles. She had been there at a Grammy party organized by her longtime music producer Clive Davis. An autopsy report from the pathologist stated that her death was caused by accidental drowning.

That is when she met a man named Frank Harrelson. Later the couple become married and take the two children and themselves to Jacksonville, Florida. Doss quickly found out that her husband hadn’t been like the ones she read about in her Magazines and Romance novels. She tells the story of her putting rat poison in the whiskey jar, and watching Frank drink it and soon after die a miserable death. Nannie’s oldest daughter, Melvina, has her first child named Robert.

Smith , whom is Teacher’s assistant , William Smith . She didn’t realize till her wedding that she Levitt shortly after and married him and later had two children with him , then they later divorced because he was a alcoholic . She did three musicals while carrying her second child and then went into the hospital recovering from the caesarean birth . While in the hospital she was visited by Dorothy Fields and was asked to star as Annie Oakley in a musical Fields brother was writing , Merman accepted , but in late November Field’s brother died , Irving Berlin was hired to take his place and that’s where the show Annie Get Your Gun came from . Annie Get Your Gun opened on May 16 , 1946 and ran for approximately 1,147 in three years .

In 1911 after Margaret’s house was destroyed, because of a fire, Margaret and her family abandoned the suburbs and started a new life in New York City. Margaret Sanger was working as a visiting nurse while her husband worked as an architect and a house painter. In November 18, 1921 Margaret Sanger gave a speech in New York City. Margaret’s speech took place at the Town Hall on a Sunday evening. The name of her speech was “The morality of Birth Control”.

Her getting house arrest was huge since she did not had a trial/hearing until her heart attack. Numerous national television stations recorded her trial and her story was covered by every local newspaper. Slowly, I began to smile and forget everything that happened as I gained back the person I loved the most. However, that happiness was short lived since she was told by her lawyer that they would implement a death sentence. Knowing that I was in danger, my mom sent me to Mount Union University in Ohio where my sister was living.

Maya Angelou, born Marguerite Johnson, lived through an unstable early life. She was born in St. Louis, Arkansas, but moved away to Stamps, Arkansas at age three due to her parents’ divorce. There, Angelou lived with her brother, Bailey, and her paternal grandmother (Galenet - Self and a Song of Freedom in the Southern Tradition). As discussed in her first autobiography, I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings, seven-year old Maya was raped by her mother’s boyfriend. The man was consequently murdered by her uncles, and Maya, feeling responsible for his death, ceased talking and remained speechless for five years.

June finally accepted Cash and they married in 1968, and her main goal was to save him from himself. F. June sent Johnny to rehab facilities and flushed many pills down the toilet trying to get Cash back on track. According to Anthony DeCurtis in Rolling Stone, Cash told him, “… She’d take my drugs and throw them away, and we’d have a big fight over it. I’d get some more, and she’d do it again… She fought me with everything she had.” G. Johnny was married to June for 35 years. June died in May, and Johnny was not far behind her dying on September 12 from complications with diabetes.

Looking at the overview of this case in reference to Andrea Pia Yates; she experienced some psychological issues due to the fact that she had her first suicide attempt by taking an overdose of pills and was diagnosed with a major depressive disorder by the Methodist Hospital psychiatric; after being release she began to self-mutilate and refused to feed her children because she felt they were eating too much and she began to hallucinate; on July 20 she put a knife to her throat and begged her husband to let her die; and later she killed three out of five children by drowning them in the bathtub. [1] The truth to the matter is I think she was a little more than just insane. She needed some serious help that she didn’t receive. She wanted to

Found at the screen of the crime was a small bird, the bird had been strangled. The bird was Mrs. Wright only company in the house, therefore her husband killed the creature. The investigation points to Mrs. Wright becoming upset and anger with her husband after the death leading to the crime committed. Minnie Wright wanted her husband to feel not only the pain of murdered bird, but also herself. Minnie waited until the mid of night and tied the rope around her husband’s neck and strangled him just like he did to the bird.

The singer slept with so many women in his heyday that he ended up contracting a multitude of STIs. In 2006, Tyler revealed that he had been suffering from hepatitis C, a disease with which he was diagnosed in 2003. Hepatitis C is most commonly contracted via the sharing of used needles. Kim Kardashian - Ever since Kim Kardashian entered into a relationship with Kanye West, a union which at the time of this writing has turned her into one of the most powerful women in Hollywood and produced two children, she has been attempting to present herself as a responsible and mature member of society. However, I don’t think any of us could forget the loud, drunken, sexually promiscuous Kim Kardashian of yesteryear.

She attempted suicide through an overdose of laudanum, but the pharmacist gave her a placebo. After many weeks her sister, Elizabeth Edwards had secured her release and took Mary to live with her and Ninian. She spent a few months in France and then moved back with her sister. Her heath and her vision started to fail and Mary stayed in the room most of the rest of her life. She then died on July 16,

Federal Advanced Directive Advanced directives became a national topic of discussion following the passage of the 1976 California Natural Death Act otherwise known as the Natural Death Law, Death with Dignity Acts, or Living Will Acts. California passed the law in 1976 after a 31 year old woman, Karen Ann Quinlan, slipped into a coma, was hooked up to life support equipment and her parent’s request “that the respirator be disconnected and that their daughter be allowed to die 'with grace and dignity, ' because there was no hope she would recover” (McFaden, R., 1985). Quinlan was connected to a respirator for a year while her parents argued for her rights, the law went into effect in 1977. The law confirmed the rights of the terminally

She married him in 1900 and the marriage maintained until Houghton’s death in 1934. Back in 1932 she received dreadful news, she had incurable breast cancer. Three years later, she committed suicide on August 17, 1935 at age 75. She has overdosed with chloroform and in her suicide note she said she chose chloroform over cancer. The autobiography that Gilman was writing back in 1925, “The Living of Charlotte Perkins Gilman” was published posthumously.

A three months pregnant teenager was declared dead after her mysterious collapse at her home in Honduras. Her family members called a priest believing she was possessed by an evil spirit when they saw the teenager fell unconscious and foaming at her mouth. Relatives of Neysi Perez, 16, said that the teenager woke up in the night to use the toilet when they saw her passed out after hearing a gunfire outside. They recall that the priest who came tried to exorcise Perez but became unresponsive. They rushed the teenager to the nearest hospital but was pronounced dead by the doctors three hours later.

Brown was found unresponsive in her bathtub back in January, and she had been in a medically induced coma for nearly five months. In June, Brown was moved to a hospice facility. Her legendary mother, Whitney Houston, was also found unconscious in a bathtub in 2012. Houston 's death was ruled an accidental drowning. Many celebrities are paying tribute to the young Bobbi Kristina on social media, and they are also sending their condolences to the Houston and Brown family.