It isn’t true I had nothing on. I had the radio on.
–Marilyn Monroe
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Despite what many people think, she wasn’t a dumb blonde!
Agreed. Arthur Miller said she had the instincts of an artist but not the discipline.
I find her life fascinating. Such a beautiful, talented woman gone before her time.
I have the same reaction to her and her life. Why is true beauty often times so heart breaking?
That’s a really good question and one I have no answer for, but know to be true.