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- 181: Frank Sinatra
- ... time. In the 50s he had affairs with movie stars such as Judy Garland, Marylin Monroe, and Ava Gardner. He and Ava Gardner were married for a few years but it later ended in divorce. Ava was the love of his life and after she left him he had lost his voice and tried to commit suicide which made his career go downhill. He then decided that he should try ... when he was making the most money and was at the prime of his career. He played in more movies and won more awards for them. He then married actress Mia Farrow which ended in divorce a year and a half later. In the early 70s at the age of 55, he felt that he was becoming too old and decided to retire from his singing career. He then sang ...
- 182: Kurt Cobain: Biography
- ... the finger at Courtney and said murder. He did not mean that Courtney had pulled the trigger but that she had planned it. His reasoning behind this was 1: the two were apparently getting a divorce and Courtney had asked for the meanest most vicious divorce lawyer available and Kurt had requested to take Courtney out of his will. 2: Kurt had just turned down 9.5 million dollars to front the Lollapalooza tour. 3: the police reports said that Kurt ...
- 183: Frank Lloyd Wright Innovator I
- ... with their six children. It was hard for Kitty to admit that the marriage was over when Frank left for Europe in 1909 with his new mistress, Mamah Cheney. Kitty would not grant Frank a divorce until 1923. Mamah Cheney ushered in not only a new personal life for Wright, but a change in his architectural work. Mamah Cheney was the wife of one of Wright's former clients. Some say ... in 1915, was followed by Miriam escorting Frank to Japan for his work on the Imperial Hotel. When the Hotel was completed they returned to the States and in 1923, after being officially granted a divorce, Wright married Miriam. She was his second wife. Their time together was not blissful by any means. Miriam's addiction to morphine is often thought to be the cause of bouts of maniac fantasy. She ...
- 184: Kurt Cobain
- ... guitar for his birthday and decided not to play the drums anymore. He wrote his own songs and wanted to start a punk rock band. At the age of 8, Kurt's parents got a divorce. Kurt was destroyed. He no longer was happy and smiling. He became very inward and was always frowning. About a year after the divorce Kurt went to live with his dad. He had many new changes to cope with. Donald had remarried. His new wife had a son and a daughter. Kurt did not get along with any of ...
- 185: Henry VIII and Louis XIV
- ... bit of a dilemma. He no longer wanted to be married to his aging wife, devoutly Catholic Katharine of Aragon. He was in love with a young lady named Anne Boleyn. Any Catholic knows that divorce is frowned upon. But in order to marry Anne, Henry needed this divorce. He broke from the Catholic church, and, with the help of Thomas Cromwell, another top advisor, created the Church of England. Unfortunately, to wipe out all cells of opposition, Henry was forced to destroy many ...
- 186: Say No To Premarital Affairs
- ... happy. They are not outdated and they are not restrictive. If we follow these laws, we can create happy and prosperous lives. If we do not follow them, we will pay a heavy price in divorce, disease, abortions, illegitimate children and loneliness. Modern persons make a big mistake when they think that they can break these eternal laws and not suffer consequences. The Bible has many passages that talk about a ... those your date and then break up, the nature of sexual involvement creates strong, often unpleasant memories for your whole life. Every relationship you break up where you had intimate relations is like a mini-divorce. The psychological difficulty of these mini-divorces does damage to your character. Later, when you are married and go to bed with your beloved spouse, these unpleasant memories will accompany you. It would be terrible ...
- 187: Summary of Tess of the D'Urbervilles
- ... The reader would most certainly state that Angels reaction to his dilemma placed much pain and hardship on his wife. Hardy is exposing the hypocrisy of his time by pointing out that a man could divorce his wife for committing adultery; however, a women could not divorce her husband for it. Here the reader can see what is wrong in nineteenth century society's norms and values compared to those of today. Alec D'Urberville returns into her life, this time not ...
- 188: Kate Chopin's The Awakening
- ... children away, she refuses to stay at home on Tuesdays (as was the social convention of the time), she frequents races and parties. Unfortunately, her independence proves to be her downfall. Edna stays married because divorce was unheard of in those days. She wants to marry Robert, but he will not because it will disgrace her to leave her husband. No matter how much Edna exceeds social boundaries, she is held down by the will of others, despite what she wants. In today's world divorce, sadly, is almost commonplace, but in her time she would have been an outcast of her society. By the end of The Awakening, Edna feels like a possession - of her husband, of her children, and ...
- 189: John Lennon
- ... August, Brian Epstein, the manager of The Beatles, was found dead due to an accidental drug overdose. After The Beatles returned from their trip to India to meet the Marharishi, John and Cynthia got a divorce. John started to live with Yoko Ono, a Japanese artist who he met while attending a preview of her art show. During the time when he was living with Yoko, the police raided their apartment ... lyrics, get back to where you belong. John believed that he intended those lyrics for Yoko Ono because he believed that she was the main reason for the breakup. (Hampton) Yoko Ono waited for the divorce to come through with her former husband and then became married on March 29th 1969 in Gibraltar. For their honeymoon, John and Yoko invited the press into their bedroom to hold political demonstration called Bed ...
- 190: E.t.a. Hoffmann His Life, His
- ... between Hoffmanns parents, his father took the chance of a new job offer in a different city and left his hysterical wife together with the two sons back in Koenigsberg. He filed for a divorce and became the custody over the older son Karl. In the young age of four Ernst had lost all contacts to his father and his older brother and stayed under the custody of his psychotic mother. After the divorce Luise and Ernst moved to her mothers house, a spacious and gray building located at the Poststrasse. Luises psychological problems started to get worse and she often fall into hysterical attacks and complained ...
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