Thread: Elizabeth Taylor Dead

I think there have been more examples than just these....

Behind the "celebrity deaths come in threes" curse - Celebrity - Salon.com

....Feb. 3, 1959, when Buddy Holly, Ritchie Valens and the Big Bopper went down together in an Iowa plane crash. But we've been looking for approximations ever since, with occasionally persuasive results. Isn't it weird that Johnny Cash, Warren Zevon and John Ritter all died in the same September week in 2003? Or that Suzanne Pleshette, Brad Renfro and Heath Ledger all shuffled off the mortal coil within a seven-day period in January of 2008? And when Michael Jackson and Farrah Fawcett died last June 25, just two days after Ed McMahon finally joined Carson on the other side....

I finally decided to come in here are post and it appears most have already aired my views. My granddad was in love with her. She was beautiful young, but completely destroyed her legacy by becoming an insane quack. I NEVER knew she converted to Judaism, but that is clearly when and where her life was destroyed, right then and there.
It's almost like the lives of two different people. Pre-Judaism, she was a gorgeous light. Post-Judaism, she withered up and became disgusting.

I see life different now. I admire women who stand up to the status quo and against pop culture. Liz Taylor was before my time, so she was great before I was aware of her. The younger generations see a crazy, lunatic woman.

They've already buried her according to Jewish tradition, which requires a burial within 24 hours.

OK, which other two stars are going to die to make a celebrity trio?

It looks like Zsa Zsa Gabor has been rushed to the hospital. How old is Mickey Rooney? About 90?

I suppose Qaddafi would count as a celebrity. He may be running out of time.

I was never a big fan of hers. I understand her beauty and the morbid fascination with celebrities, but I think it's a good thing she's gone to her final rest.

Although she's called the last of the movie stars, Doris Day is still alive and I think she was more versatile and talented than Taylor.

Originally Posted by LoveTheWhites

I finally decided to come in here are post and it appears most have already aired my views. My granddad was in love with her.

Her beauty was legendary, the stuff Hollywood stars are made of... THAT is her legacy in my opinion, her stunning beauty.

Originally Posted by LoveTheWhites

She was beautiful young, but completely destroyed her legacy by becoming an insane quack. I NEVER knew she converted to Judaism, but that is clearly when and where her life was destroyed, right then and there. It's almost like the lives of two different people. Pre-Judaism, she was a gorgeous light. Post-Judaism, she withered up and became disgusting.

I made the very same observation. Meeting and getting involved with jew-boy Eddie Fisher was the beginning of a seemingly never-ending tail spin for her life.

Originally Posted by LoveTheWhites

I see life different now. I admire women who stand up to the status quo and against pop culture. Liz Taylor was before my time, so she was great before I was aware of her. The younger generations see a crazy, lunatic woman.

Her life almost defies description, but in the end she was a mortal soul, replete with mortal character flaws that defied her outward beauty.

OK, which other two stars are going to die to make a celebrity trio?

It looks like Zsa Zsa Gabor has been rushed to the hospital. How old is Mickey Rooney? About 90?

I suppose Qaddafi would count as a celebrity. He may be running out of time.

Charlie Sheen and Lindsay Lohan seem like good candidates for OD's or car crashes, but somehow they keep cheating the grim reaper.

She's dead, gone and buried. Onto the next story . . .

Originally Posted by Sigrid

She's dead, gone and buried. Onto the next story . . .

Fact is stranger than fiction... The members seem to be enjoying, and others just now learning, this bizarre story of:

Beautiful young girl goes to Hollywood and begins child, then adolescent, then grown-up film career.

After 3 marriages and scandalous divorces, girl meets jewish man, has a scandalous affair, wrecks his home of two children and marriage with America's sweetheart Debbie Reynolds, converts to judaism, marries him, then after 4 years dumps him for a non-jewish, bisexual alcoholic.

Girl divorces him, then remarries him, then divorces him again.

Girl goes thru two other marriages, now eight total, leaving a trail of broken hearts and flabbergasted fans deep and wide.

Girl befriends unavowed pedophile in high profile friendship to the dismay of the world community.

Girl dies and is buried in a nice jewish ceremony.

Hell, who needs the tabloids? ... THIS is the titillating stuff that LEGENDS are made of.

Is Forest Lawn Glendale a Jewish cemetery? I think they have a Jewish section.

Originally Posted by Sigrid

She's dead, gone and buried. Onto the next story . . .

But we have to guess the next two celebrities who are going to die!!

Behind the "celebrity deaths come in threes" curse - Celebrity - Salon.com

....Feb. 3, 1959, when Buddy Holly, Ritchie Valens and the Big Bopper went down together in an Iowa plane crash. But we've been looking for approximations ever since, with occasionally persuasive results. Isn't it weird that Johnny Cash, Warren Zevon and John Ritter all died in the same September week in 2003? Or that Suzanne Pleshette, Brad Renfro and Heath Ledger all shuffled off the mortal coil within a seven-day period in January of 2008? And when Michael Jackson and Farrah Fawcett died last June 25, just two days after Ed McMahon finally joined Carson on the other side....

Originally Posted by Smedley Butler

But we have to guess the next two celebrities who are going to die!!

Oh yes - the notorious "celebrities die in threes" game! Zsa Zsa Gabor. A skeleton...

Originally Posted by Sigrid

Oh yes - the notorious "celebrities die in threes" game! Zsa Zsa Gabor. A skeleton...

I think it's looking like Zsa Zsa and maybe Qaddafi --unless Charlie Sheen horns in with an overdose.

Now we have to wait a week or two to see if we get a trio this time.

Looks like Geraldine Ferraro has passed away. That would be a second celebrity.

Zsa Zsa Gabor seems likely to pass away soon.

I'm not desperate enough to use "DJ Megatron" as a third celebrity yet, but thanks for dying anyway.

Print Story: TV, radio personality DJ Megatron killed in NYC - Yahoo! News
TV, radio personality DJ Megatron killed in NYC

Sun Mar 27, 7:42 pm ET
NEW YORK – Urban radio and TV personality DJ Megatron, who built a career at hip-hop and R&B radio stations from Philadelphia to Boston and told viewers of a popular music TV show "What's Good," was shot to death early Sunday, his manager and police said.


The occasional BET television segment host was killed while heading to a store near his home on New York City's Staten Island around 2 a.m., said his manager Justin Kirkland, known as J. Smoove.


The 32-year-old deejay, born Corey McGriff, was found dead with a gunshot wound to his chest, police said. No arrests had been made.
His manager said friends and relatives had no idea why anyone might have attacked a deejay known for his upbeat, amiable attitude.
"He probably had one of the best personalities around . super-positive, happy all the time," Kirkland said.


Rising to the on-air ranks after starting as an intern, DJ Megatron began his career at New York's WKRS-FM, better known as Kiss FM, where deejays remembered him on the air and online Sunday.


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I'm not sad that she is dead, nor am I rejoicing. Hell, I was too young and really didn't care for her movies anyway. All the hoop about her and The Pedophile as well as turning jew never did phase me. Now, when the beautiful Welsh girl, (Catherine Zeta Jones) married the jew ogre Michael Douglas and converted, I was very upset! Ruined Holowood forever for me.

The only thing Taylor did right was marry the Welshman, Richard Burton.

Originally Posted by CymruCelt

The only thing Taylor did right was marry the Welshman, Richard Burton.

Studio publicity still of Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton in film Cleopatra' (1963)

Some would say, "Her beauty was the stuff that legends are made of." ... Others would say, "Her bizarre life's story was her legend." ... I say, "The truth lies somewhere in between."

With children Michael Howard Wilding (born 1953) and
Christopher Edward Wilding (born 1955)

They just re-played Cleopatra, which was a fairly ideal role for Taylor and she was at her prime.

They also re-played "Who's afraid of Virginia Woolf?" which was the story of a marriage spiraling into disaster with a somewhat out of shape Taylor playing a shrew.

Ironically, she got an Oscar for "Woolf" and no Oscar for Cleopatra.

Originally Posted by Smedley Butler

They just re-played Cleopatra, which was a fairly ideal role for Taylor and she was at her prime... Ironically, she got an Oscar for "Woolf" and no Oscar for Cleopatra.

Cleopatra (1963) was plagued with production problems, delays, cost overruns, pretty much the entire gambit... It was her first film in which she asked and got $1M for her box office appeal and draw...

It was one of the few of her films I actually enjoyed, but I must confess, as Hollywood epics go, in my opinion, not a very well directed film (Joseph L. Mankiewicz). Its epic production did win four Oscars in lesser categories: Best Art Direction-Set Decoration, Color; Best Cinematography, Color; Best Effects, Special Visual Effects; Best Effects, Special Visual Effects.

It was also nominated in five other categories for which it did not win: Best Picture; Best Actor in a Leading Role (Rex Harrison); Best Film Editing; Best Music, Score - Substantially Original; Best Sound. It also had other wins and nominations by the Golden Globes; National Board of Review, USA; Grammy Awards; and Laurel Awards.

Originally Posted by Smedley Butler

They also re-played "Who's afraid of Virginia Woolf?" which was the story of a marriage spiraling into disaster with a somewhat out of shape Taylor playing a shrew.

TERRIBLE movie, and controversial because of its content... That and 'Butterfield 8' included controversial subject matter for the time, but both won her Academy Awards... Even then, the jews were pursuing their promotion of decadence with their film industry as the medium.

I remember how heart-broken my mother was after seeing those films, and asking WHY she would accept such roles.