Representative appearances

• Elizabeth Taylor: Rebel Superstar Official Trailer | Fox Nation

  Her life was bigger than any film. More controversial, more drama, more love, more passion. She knew just the power that she had. She knew her worth... She was the beautiful Hollywood star... She created celebrity the way that we see it now... She had some kind of magic. She was magical. I mean, she liberated women. She stood up for her friends with quite a bit of courage. She died a hero... she was the most famous person in the world. She literally is the modernday everything. She's just the blueprint.

• Changing Face of Elizabeth Taylor | Extraordinary Documentary

  Hollywood star, best actress Oscar winner, famously married eight times, hunted by paparazzi. A diamond and perfume were named after her. Her dramatic life was lived in the public eye for over 70 years. Used the word 'obscene' to describe her pay. Loved jewelry and had timeless style. Born Elizabeth Rosman Taylor in England in 1932. Grew up in Hamstead. Moved to the United States when war broke out. Had a privileged childhood. Mother Sarah was ambitious for her. Starred in her first movie at age nine, with her big break in 'National Velvet' (1944). Transitioned from child to adult star, figure was perfect for the 1950s. Compared to Marilyn Monroe. Starred in 'A Place in the Sun'. Was demanding and intolerant at times. Had beautiful lavender blue eyes. Starred opposite Spencer Tracy in 'Father of the Bride' (1950). Married Nikki Hilton (1st), then Michael Wilding (2nd), with whom she had two children. Starred in 'Giant' (1956) and was nominated for an Oscar for 'Raintree County' (1957). Resented the studio system, comparing it to indentured servitude. Married Mike Todd (3rd), with whom she had daughter Liza. Devastated by Mike Todd's death. Had an affair with and married Eddie Fisher (4th). Became dangerously ill with pneumonia in London (1961), but recovered and won Best Actress Oscar. Demanded $1 million for 'Cleopatra'. Had a scandalous affair with and married Richard Burton (5th). The 'Liz and Dick' years were wildly famous. Divorced and remarried Richard Burton (6th). Took the lead in 'Who's Afraid of Virginia Wolf?' (1966), winning an Oscar. Their relationship was tumultuous, marked by fights and drinking. Received extravagant jewelry from Burton, including the 'world's most famous pearl'. Divorced Burton for the final time in 1976. Married John Warner (7th), a politician, and helped his campaign, but became bored with being a politician's wife. Became overweight and unhappy, befriending designer Holston. Hated Washington D.C. Went through a terrible time when obese. Separated from John Warner in 1981. Richard Burton died in 1984, and she was banned from his funeral. Battled addiction to drink and prescription drugs, admitted to Betty Ford Clinic. Supported by family and gay friends. Became a prominent AIDS campaigner in the early 80s. Married Larry Fensky (8th) in rehab. Lost a tremendous amount of weight and published 'Elizabeth Takes Off'. Launched her own perfume, 'White Diamonds', which became the highest-grossing celebrity scent of all time. Divorced Larry in 1996. Had plastic surgery later in life. Returned to London in 2000 to be made Dame Elizabeth Taylor by Her Majesty the Queen. Died on March 25, 2011, at age 79, from a heart attack. Her art, couture, and jewelry were auctioned at Christie's for $150 million. She was always a star to the public who adored her, overcoming scandals and setting a standard.

• Taylor Swift: The Stories Behind Her Biggest Songs (Exclusive Interview)

  Historical figure who inspired a song mentioned by Swift.

• Caesar Wasted His 20s. Here’s How He Made Up for It - Alex Petkas

  Actress mentioned for her portrayal of Cleopatra in the 1963 film.

• Marc Andreessen's 2026 Outlook: AI Timelines, US vs. China, and The Price of AI

  Quoted regarding public image and spelling names correctly.