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It’s not simply an aesthetic approach to style that marks Parisian women out as some of the most stylish in the world, but the way they carry themselves and their attitudes towards living: open to and aware of all the pleasures that life in their city has to offer, but always in control.

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Sitting down to talk with her, it became even more evident that when Marina digs, she digs deep, however unpalatable or uncomfortable the truth. But never one to stop at just that, she also offers constructive, common-sense solutions, making forcefully effective arguments in favour of respecting diversity and the right to dissent – even if it challenges the powers that be. With Marina, the pen really does become mightier than the sword.

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Such work of art or performance pieces might not be considered appropriate, the clash between art and public opinion of what counts as “appropriate” for public viewing can do much to highlight a society`s hang-ups over specific issues. Art has a way of pushing boundaries, challenging norms and provoking discussions wherever there has previously been silence. However, at the end of it all – if you don’t have the freedom to employ artistic expression within the perimeter of art, then where can you?

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Marion has also appeared in movies such as Big Fish, Nine, Midnight in Paris, Inception and she played the role of Johnny Depp’s lover in Public Enemies. The latest movie Marion starred in was The Dark Knight Rises by Christopher Nolan where her co-stars are Christian Bale, Tom Hardy and Morgan Freeman.

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1. You learn to discover yourself
2. You can enjoy your independence
3. You get to control your money
4. You don`t need to tolerate bad habits
5. You don`t have anyone to hold you back
6. You get ‘me-time’ whenever you want it
7. You get the freedom to flirt with anyone, anytime and anywhere
8. You can be adventurous
9. You can really focus on your career, education, fitness, and goals
10. You don`t have to go through emotional roller coaster rides

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1. Born April 2, 1977 in Heidelberg, Germany – his background is German and Irish. Speaking about his heritage, he told an interviewer: “It`s totally schizophrenic isn`t it? Irish and German is such an odd mix. It`s discipline and something else, isn`t it?”
2. Engaged in an extreme crash diet during which he shed 31 lbs. to reach 130 lbs. for his role in the 2008 film Hunger.
3. Appeared in the 2003 music video Blind Pilots by British rock band The Cooper Temple Clause.
4. Was raised a staunch Catholic and served as an altar boy.
5. His first major acting project was playing a soldier in the Tom Hanks/Steven Spielberg miniseries Band of Brothers.

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1. She got into Columbia University but realised acting was her true calling
2. When she was younger, she was once turned down for a role because “she looked too healthy”
3. Had an eating disorder (anorexia) at the age of 14 because she wanted to get rid of her breasts
4. Is botanophobic (abnormal fear of plants)
5. Loves cats
6. Is a big fan of Jennifer Love Hewitt
7. Was called Beavis (Beavis and Butt-head) in school because she can laugh like him
8. Admits that she is obsessed with gambling
9. Her favourite movies include The Lords Of The Rings, Pulp Fiction and Gangs of New York
10. Is a tiny 5’1, she stopped growing when she was ten years old

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The singer’s body was found by a member of her entourage in the bathtub of her room at the Beverly Hills Hilton on Saturday afternoon. She had been due to attend a pre-Grammy awards party at the hotel hosted by Clive Davis, the record producer and music industry executive credited with discovering her in a New York nightclub in 1983. Attempts to resuscitate her failed and she was pronounced dead at 3.55pm. Sources claimed that prescription pill bottles were found in the room, and that Whitney had looked dishevelled and disoriented when leaving a Hollywood club after a performance last week. An autopsy will be held in the next two days. “There were no obvious signs of any criminal intent,”
a Los Angeles police spokesman said.

So, what really caused the music legend’s death? Was it the burden of fame or was it drugs and alcohol that took her life?

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