Elizabeth Taylor. Her life helped to define celebrity. Her career helped to redefine film stardom. Her many marriages and personal setbacks became a cautionary tale for the toll that celebrity exacts. Yet through it all, Elizabeth Taylor was a survivor. She helped to define that,
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Any reflection on Taylor’s life must begin with her extraordinary beauty. Flawless, symmetrical,
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