Carrie Fisher : My Forever Princess

On Tuesday, Carrie Fisher died at the age of 60 after suffering a heart attack on a plane Friday afternoon. For many, the actress’s memory might forever be tied to her role as Princess Leia in the Star Wars franchise—but to her most adoring fans, that was only a fraction of what made Carrie Fisher. In an industry that can often be repressive and hostile to women, especially those who continue to work past their 30s, Fisher and her biting wit stood firm for decades.

Lauren Bacall -- Never Ending Classic Beauty

Sad, sad news all over again. Yesterday one of the Hollywood classic, golden era women has gone. or maybe she was the last of them. Hepburn, Taylor, Monroe, Leigh, and more. She is really pretty, if only I could live in her era. She was not Audrey Hepburn with her phenomenal career and cute behavior or Elizabeth Taylor, or Marilyn Monroe, She was Ms Bacall who stood on her own.  Her romance story with Humphrey Bogart is never ending, the way she loved him really inspires me. She was a friend of Marilyn Monroe. She was the first Hollywood it-girl. She got the face, the body, and the talents. She was the "I-don't-give-a-fuck" kind of girl. Her legendary eyebrows were really legendary, her squared shoulder, and her husky voice were very legendary. Same as the other Hollywood classics, she came from the same background, daughter of immigrants, had an american dream, and deadbeat father. Until she came in Harper Bazaar cover in World Ward II era