Marilyn Monroe: From Starlet to Women's Rights Advocate

It has been one hundred years since the birth of Marilyn Monroe, who became a cinematic icon and a global superstar, especially after the scene of her flying dress in the film "The Seven Year Itch." Although she is often seen as a symbol of seduction, she is now regarded as one of the earliest icons of female independence in the male-dominated film industry, challenging the entertainment industry and its mechanisms, and demonstrating awareness in using her body to advance her career. After her death in 1962, the intersection of her personal life and her story became a subject of public curiosity, with conspiracy theories surrounding the causes of her death. Meanwhile, her legacy continues to influence popular culture and ongoing discussions about women's rights and power.

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