Elizabeth Taylor

No.

Her main residence was photographed extensively for Architectural Digest, March 2011 issue. There are many photographs from that shoot and others if you do a google search. She also had homes in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico (Casa Kimberly), and in Gstaad, Switzerland (Chalet Ariel).

Queen Elizabeth II made Elizabeth Taylor a Dame Commander of the British Empire (DBE) in 2000. Please see the link for further biographical information about Elizabeth Taylor.

Pieces

Yes.

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Probably the Krupp diamond. She wore it everyday and only took it off to let other people try it on. Princess Margaret once told her it was gaudy, Taylor took it off and put on the Princess' finger. Taylor then said "see, it's not so gaudy now."

According to Wikipedia he has died.

"Conrad Nicholson "Nicky" Hilton, Jr. (July 6, 1926 - March 31, 1969)."

The most commonly supplied answers to this question in her biographies and in interviews is that she fell. Whether it was slipping on "dew moist marble" or tripping in her bedroom, due to her advanced osteoporosis and a 1957 spinal fusion surgery, 5 back fractures are very plausible. She also broke many other bones throughout her life, possibly starting as early as age 12 when she was trown from the horse she rode in National Velvet.

No.

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In 1979, Elizabeth Taylor sold the Taylor-Burton Diamond for US$5,000,000 to the New York jeweler Henry Lambert. The present owner, Robert Mouawad purchased it from the jeweler for an undisclosed sum.

Elizabeth Taylor had three biological children, Michael and Christopher Wilding (with second husband, Michael Wilding) and Liza Todd-Tivey (with third husband Michael Todd), and one adopted child, Maria Burton-Carson (adopted with Richard Burton).

Liz Taylor is renowned for her jewelry, her most famous being the Taylor-Burton diamond a 69.42 carat pear cut diamond, given to Taylor in 1966 by then husband Richard Burton.

4 oz champagne

1 oz Crème De Viollete

Stir together in champagne flute

Garnish with a black cherry

See for yourself by Googling "Sara Taylor" or "Elizabeth Taylor and her Mother"

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Countess Erszebet Bathory, born August 7, 1560, in Nyirbator, Transylvania, Romania. She was found dead on August 21, 1614, after being locked in a tower in her own castle for years, for the murder of more than 600 young girls in her service. Bathory is known as the 'female Dracula'.

She definitely did great in "Who's afraid of Virginia Wolf." So i say it has to be that movie. She won several awards for that movie.

Flintstones. I know it sounds silly- before that a Russian cartoon called- The Blue Bird. role was (maternal Love)

Yes, In 1958, Conrad Hilton, her first husband, married oil heiress Patricia "Trish" McClintock

The Elizabeth Taylor that wrote this book was not the actress but a british author with the same name.