Tao Te Ching
Elizabeth Taylor
1932 – 2011 CE
Child, teenage, and adult star in over 50 films, fashion icon, humanitarian, and business woman; Taylor won two academy awards, and was named 7th-greatest AFI female screen legend. She became famous when only 12 and stayed that way her entire life. Her fame led to some decadence and instability, 8 marriages, falling in love with jewelry, a jet-setting life stye, drug and alcohol addiction; but, she handled fame better than most, became one of the first HIV/AIDS activist celebrities convincing her friend, President Ronald Reagan to for the first time acknowledge the disease and start doing something about it. A born-Christian, Jewish convert, she devoted much of her philanthropy to Israel and Jewish causes. She married John Warner, helped him get elected to a 5-term Senate Seat, and for a time—until it became too boring—a Washington DC politician’s wife.
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Post War Generation (1928 – 1945 CE)Unlisted Sources
Quotes by Elizabeth Taylor (1 quotes)
“It is strange that the years teach us patience; that the shorter our time, the greater our capacity for waiting.”
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