tragedy. >> when we talk about marilyn monroe, it's always about poor marilyn, poor marilyn this passive woman being destroyed by hollywood. that's the way the story frames her. >> after a reckoning in hollywood, it's time to reframe her story. >> now we can hit pause and roll it back a bit and ask ourselves okay, what is it we think we know? >> she was quite ahead of her time and very much an architect of her own fame. >> you must think i was born yesterday. >> her performances are layered, funny, tender, human. they feel modern. >> she had a deep inner life. she was an artist. she was a poet. a businesswoman. >> what a power broker she was renegotiating her contract, creating her own production company, getting films made. >> it's rather frustrating that people can't think about her in terms of her intellect. >> i can be smart when it's important but most men don't like it. >> marilyn challenges what it means to have agency as a bomb and what it means to be a feminist. >> marilyn, what is a woman? >> in the end is the way our culture talks about marilyn monroe and thinks about marilyn

marilyn speaks to the fantasy.size, her waist size, her as they called it often in magazines at the time her chassis. >> zanuck signs marilyn up to a seven-year contract with fox. >> everybody in the business at that time wanted a studio contract. it meant you were in the door. you had a chance. but the bad thing about the contract was you really were owned in a sense by the studio. you had to play the roles they wanted. so, you know, you were in a box. >> in the first year of her new contract, marilyn appears in seven films. >> what do you say we have dinner together? >> wonderful. where? >> oh, someplace where we don't have to dress, like your apartment. >> she was doing a lot of bikini shots and small roles as gold diggers. >> marilyn's swim suits are changing, but the roles are not. >> honey, you're not even human. you're just a living doll. nice to have met you. >> hollywood is packaging her as tna. accessible, nonthreatening. >> the sexism of hollywood is so appalling and disgusting. it's a very scary thing t

marilyn takes a road trip. with her husband. >> she had been married for a few years to a guy that she liked but she certainly wasn't in love with. here comes this glamorous european photographer who is a man of the world. >> 32-year-old fashion photographer andre dedeanis. >> he is recommended to her. and he's immediately taken with her. so he takes her on a trip all around the southwest. >> they went into the desert. they went to old cowboy towns. they took hundreds and hundreds of photographs. >> she was working with a photographer to learn how to inject energy into pictures. not that she was saying how to make me look pretty. but she was saying, how do we make a good picture? >> and marilyn oh, my god, she was a pro at it. >> some of marilyn's best work was when she was just alone with a photographer she trusted and just herlet herself be free. >> there is a bit of a love affair that goes on between model and photographer. and you get the idea she was really wanting to give it, really wanting to turn you on

she had made marilyn monroe a star. it was time to take marilyn monroe on the next st.id against goliath. >> she was entering a new ring. >> "bus stop," it was very brave. >> marilyn had a fear of being called a home wrecker. >> arthur miller is a risky proposition romantically and professionally for marilyn. he is a married man who was subpoenaed by the u.s. government. >> are you a member of the communist party? >> she doesn't realize she's heading into a storm. >>> hello and welcome to our viewers joining us here in the united states and all around the world. you are watching "cnn newsroom," and i'm rosemary church. just ahead, treacherous road conditions are a major concern for millions of americans as a vicious winter storm pummels much of the east coast. >>> djokovic deported. the australian open is now under way without the world's top tennis player. >>> plus north korea test-fires more

the few journalists that even bothered to write about marilyn monroe productions speculated that marilynfailure, that she was a joke. >> women didn't do that. women didn't make their own movies. are you crazy? >> it was really unfair and very sexist of the press to not give her the respect that what she was doing was ground breaking, that that was revolutionary. >> back in hollywood, the news reaches fox studio boss darrell zanuck. >> he was the last to know and he wasn't happy about that. >> he felt i made her a star. who would she be without 20th century fox. she owes us. that's it. boom. >> he was so used to being able to treat actresses as bodies and not have to deal with them having any sense of power or control at all. >> it was ludicrous to think this dumb blonde could possibly be in charge of her own productions or choose her own directors or her own scripts. >> there is a tremendous sense that she's david against goliath, that she cannot fight 20th century fox, that she shouldn't even try. >> but marilyn has a plan. >> tonight, we'll be going first to western connecticut where p

but marilyn is nowhere to be seen. >> marilyn monroe didn't show up for her own movie premiere.d her life were already somewhere else. she is incognito. as zelda zonk. zelda zonk was a beautiful woman in a black bobbed wig, sneaking away from l.a. to start a new life in new york. >> she didn't tell anybody anything. nobody knew. >> marlyn walked out as a declaration of independence. >> she wanted control of her own destiny. >> she was saying i don't want just this anymore. i have so much more to offer the world, and i'm going to show them. ♪ >> by deciding to break her contract and go to new york, marlyn was announcing she belonged with the serious artists, that she belonged where real art was being made. >> she wanted more control over her career. she wanted to be able to choose her own projects, her own directors, and just play different roles. >> weeks after fleeing hollywood, a small crowd is invited to an upper eastside to meet the new marilyn monroe. >> everybody was having a good time, drinks. over hors d'oeuvres. a lot of press was there. >> they're all waiting on hooks

marilyn performing marilyn. ♪ ♪ >> i definitely think marilyn was trying to send a message to the powersneed me. >> ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states. >> when she sang "happy birthday" i do remember watching that and being very amused. i think she was playing with him, but it was certainly brave. >> i can now retire from politics after having had happy birthday sung to me in such a sweet -- [ applause ] >> the standard take on the aftermath is that jfk was publicly embarrassed and that he dumped her. the story continues. she was heart broken, calling him every five seconds and falling apart. but her friends at the time said that she absolutely wasn't. that she wasn't in love with him and that she wasn't forewarned but we insist on seeing marilyn as a passive victim of the men around her. nobody can seem to imagine a different version of this story, that she was a 36-year-old woman who clearly had a pragmatic attitude towards sex and she could be getting a kick out of sleeping with the most powerful man in the world. >> but marilyn's trip spells disaster for her rel

she had made marilyn monroe a star.own destiny. >> people said she's david against goliath. >> she was entering a new ring. bus stop. it was very brave. >> marilyn had a fear of being called a home wrecker. >> arthur miller is a risky proposition. romantically and professionally for marilyn. he is a married man who was subpoenaed by the u.s. government. >> are you a member of the communist party? >> she doesn't realize she's heading into a storm. >>> okay. really? she was one of the biggest movie stars of all time. >> she had looks, and sexuality. she was iconic. >> she became the goddess of the silver screen. people think she was the most beautiful woman in the world. >> when the camera starts, until it stops, i want to be perfect.

when nude photos of marilyn surfaced -- >> marilyn was halled into the office to account for herself.front of all the powerful male studio heads. >> they said, did you pose for a calendar? and i said, yes. anything wrong? >> marilyn's decision to own her nude photo shoot calendar is brave. it's bold. it's very modern. >> reporter: and it worked. by then, marilyn was a bona fide superstar. but she grew tired of all the dumb blond roles she was forced to play. so she walked away from her contract with 20th century fox. launched her own production company and kicked off a year-long battle with the studio. >> marilyn had no idea if this entire experiment was going to end in complete humiliation and disaster. >> but her strategy worked. fox offered her a new contract with a raise, director approval and the freedom to make films through her own production company. >> she got everything she wanted. everything. which was unheard of in 1955. >> reporter: tragically marilyn's life was cut short just seven years later. >> of course her early death is a tragedy but that doesn't overwrite everythi

>> marilyn's decision to own her nude photo shoot calendar.ired of all of the dumb blonde rolls she was forced to play. so she walked away from her contract with 20th century fox. launched her own production company and kicked off a year-long battle with the studio. >> marilyn had no idea whether his higher experiment was going to end in complete humiliation and disaster. >> reporter: but her strategy worked, fox offered her a new contract, with a raise, director approval and the freedom to make films through her own production company. >> she got everything she wanted. everything. which was unheard of in 1955. >> reporter: tragically, marilyn's life was cut short seven years later. >> of course, her early death is a tragedy but that doesn't overwrite everything she had achieved to that point. >> reporter: her legacy not just as an activist, but as a feminine trail blazer goes on. >> she became the biggest actress of the world and icon of the 20th century. >> reporter: in new york, alisyn camerota, cnn. >> be sure to watch "reframed marilyn mo

follow marilyn and you'll get the shot.camera needed from her. she used whatever she could to try to get herself in the best position possible to be hired by the studios. >> joining us now is alicia malone, who you recognize from that documentary. she is a host at turner classic movies and she appears in this new series, an amazing series. i cannot wait to see it, alicia. tell us a little bit about this, the reframing of marilyn monroe, not just looking at her as a blond bombshell, but as something more. >> yeah. i think we have been doing so much reframing of women in the public eye over the last couple of years, and so marilyn is perfect for this topic because people see her as being simply a sex object, but she was so much more than that. she was very ambitious and very driven. the whole blond bombshell marilyn monroe persona was of her own making because she knew that it would sell to audiences. and she wasn't an overnight success. she worked very hard, for many years and was in many small roles before she became a star

>> well, you know, marilyn herself made jokes about that.she once joked about the fact that other actresses might have the foreground and the background, making a joke about her body, but that they didn't have what was in the middle, and by that of course she meant her brains and her talent and her ability. so i think that, you know, her beauty is undeniable. it clearly knocked people out in real life and on screen. but on screen as everybody always says she had this magic and it just comes across. >> how do you think marilyn would have played in the women's rights movements if she hadn't passed away so soon? >> she was absolutely the forerunner of what powerful women in hollywood today are doing. she blazed all the trails they're following. she set up her own production company, one of the first women to do so, so she could develop better roles for herself, fought for equal pay, for quality, and she was very much a forerunner of me-too. she spoke out early and often about sexual violence in hollywood, about the casting couch, about predator

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monroe" and author of "the many lives of marilyn monroe.earned so much about her, that's the point of the series, it's working, i learned stuff. to see that she found her power very early and she knew how to wield it, pretty remarkable. >> it was, absolutely. but she also had to fight to wield it. particularly against her studio and against darryl zanuck who ran 20th century fox. he was fighting to keep her in inferior projects, cheap scripts with hack directors. and she was fighting to assert control over her career, to improve the opportunities she was offered, to ensure that she created her incredible stardom and they weren't giving her movies that were worthy of it. she was saying give me projects that can show what i can do and everybody wins, what's the downside here? most important, she wasn't getting paid. and she discovered her co-stars were making literally ten times as much as she was. and so it drove her to break with the studio, to set up her own production company, and as we saw in that clip there, to begin to fight for certai

well we got, we have some celebrity news for a change musician marilyn manson continues the downfall of heads, faces and rapists, as detailed in rolling stone. recently marilyn manson has been accused of all manner of abuse towards several women. and i'm sure like millions and marilyn manson oh, couldn't bay when i was listening to his 2nd album titled beat it out of your mother. i thought i bet this young gentleman treat women with great respect. just a good queen boy. and then that impression was confirmed with his 3rd l. p titled re peer soul. though i felt him mellowed a little with his next one titled i don't floss my teeth each night, but that's unrelated. so believe it or not, it turns out manson and he continues the precipitous downfall and dead face is rape if in our society there was a time in the 90s in early 2000 when had phases and rapers were all the rage they were addressed, celebrated and at worst tolerated, it was the time of brad and jars. justin timberlake, howard stern rush, limbaugh, dennis larry, and that guy on that did come that time. oh man, did we love face?

"reframed: marilyn monroe" sunday 9:00 p.m. the news continues with laura coates and cnn tonight. that earworm. >> welcome to "cnn tonight." today's news could be filed under the category of, well, well, well. that's exactly what you probably have been thinking as you heard the day's news unfold. first when stewart rhodes, the head of the oath keepers and another defendant, edward vallejo pleaded not guilty to seditious conspiracy. now, you know these men are two of the 11 suspects accused of plotting to basically try to use force to stop congress from carrying out the job of certifying the presidential election. you

. >> reporter: tragically, marilyn's life was cut short seven years later. >> of course, her early death is a tragedy but that doesn't overwrite everything she had achieved to that point. >> reporter: her legacy not just as an activist, but as a feminine trail blazer goes on. >> she became the biggest actress of the world and icon of the 20th century. >> reporter: in new york, alisyn camerota, cnn. >> be sure to watch "reframed marilyn monroe" only here on cnn. >>> we're in the 8:00 hour. good morning to you. i'm christi paul. and welcome to your "new day." >> i'm boris sanchez. the biden administration is responding to a surge of covid cases across the country by sending out free at-home covid tests. we'll tell you how you can get yours and explain some changes in the cdc guidance in masking. >>> and a sprawling winter storm is rolling across the country right now. it slammed the midwest. we've got the newest video for you and it's setting its sites on the east bringing heavy rain, snow and ice. >>> a message from officials. stay inside and close your windows. that order in parts of new

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discover the life and legacy of the true marilyn monroe in a new cnn original series reframed marilyn monroe knew she was more than a pretty face. >> she wanted control of her own destiny. >> it is frustrating that people can't think about her in terms of her intellect. >> marilyn challenges what it means to have agency as a woman. >> to see a woman that is so in charge of her sexuality is extremely empowering. >> this woman is so comfortable in her skin. >> she was rolling the dice with her career in very real terms. >> marilyn would have been the biggest influencer of all time. she had her own production company, getting films made. >> marilyn monroe is a mirror for people's ideas about women's sexuality and women's power. >> it is hard to know where to start, if you don't start with the truth. >> reframed, marilyn monroe, sunday at 9:00 on cnn. trelegy for copd. [coughing] ♪ birds flyin' high, you know how i feel. ♪ ♪ breeze driftin' on by... ♪ if you've been playing down your copd,... ♪ it's a new dawn, it's a new day,... ♪ ...it's time to make a stand. start a new day with treleg

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. >>> and in a new cnn original series reframed discover the life and legacy of the true marilyn monroeunday at 9:00 p.m. here is a quick preview. ♪ you don't own me ♪ >> marilyn monroe knew that she was more than just a pretty face. >> she wanted control of her own destiny. >> it's frustrating that people can't think about her in terms of her intellect. >> marilyn challenges what it means to have agency as a woman. >> to see a woman that is so in charge of her sexuality is extremely empowering. >> this woman is so comfortable in her skin. >> she was rolling the dice with her career in very real terms. >> marilyn would have been the biggest influencer of all time, creating her own production company, getting films made. >> marilyn monroe is a mirror for people's ideas about women's sexuality and women's power. ♪ >> it's hard to know where to start if you don't start with the truth. >> reframed, marilyn monroe, tomorrow at 9:00 on cnn. ex all-. and get back to your rhythm. ♪ the relief you need. the cash you want. it's your home. and there's no place like wayfair to make the morning chao

first, the premier of cnn the original series reframed marilyn monroe, here's a preview. >>> marilynshe was more than just a pretty face. >> she wanted control of her own destiny. >> it's frustrating people can't think of her in term of her intellect. >> marilyn challenges what it means to have agency as a woman. >> to see a woman that is so in charge of her sexuality is extremely empower. >> this woman is so comfortable in her skin. >> she was rolling the dice in her career in very real terms. >> marilyn would have been the biggest influencer of all-time. >> creating her own production company, getting films made. >> marilyn monroe is a mirror for people's ideas about women's sexuality and women's power. >> it's hard to know where to start if you don't start with the truth. >> reframed, marilyn monroe sunday at 9:00 on cnn. purchases on your discover card. on fanduel sportsbook, new customers can bet 30-to-1 odds on any team in the playoffs. ♪ ♪ so you can make every catch... ♪ ♪ feel like the catch of a lifetime. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ new customers can make every moment more during the nfl playo

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here is a preview. ♪ you don't own me ♪ >>> marilyn monroe knew that she was more than just a prettydestiny. >> it's frustrating that people can't think about her in terms of her intellect. >> marilyn challenges what it means to have agency as a woman. >> to see a woman that is so in charge of her sexuality, is extremely empowering. >> this woman is so comfortable in her skin. >> she was rolling the dice with her career in very real terms. >> marilyn would have been the biggest influencer of all time. creating her own production company, getting films made. >> marilyn monroe is a mirror for people's ideas about women's sexuality and women's power. >> it's hard to know where to start if you don't start with the truth. >> reframed, marilyn monroe, tomorrow at 9:00 on cnn. elt more energy in just two weeks! (sighs wearily) here i'll take that! (excited yell) woo-hoo! ensure max protein. with thirty grams of protein, one gram of sugar, and nutrients to support immune health. ever wonder what everyone's doing on their phones? they're banking, with bank of america. his girlfriend just caug

but the creation of marilyn monroe itself was completely her own.ghly successful. >> she was much more in control of the whole thing than perhaps were led to believe. >> absolutely. most stars at the time were given a persona and given a makeover such as rita hayworth, who was margarita cansino. and she was change neighborhood this american icon. for marilyn, she came in ready, she knew who exactly she wanted to be. she modelled herself from other blonde actresses from the 1930s that she loved, and it really was this whole drive that made this whole thing happen. >> thank you so much for your insight. we're looking forward to this new series. thanks so much. >> thank you. >> and you can be sure to tune into the all-new cnn original series "reframed marilyn monroe." it premieres with back-to-back episodes tonight at 9:00 p.m. only on cnn. >>> and it's already been a wildcard weekend in the nfl with a controversial call leading to a victory decades in the making. cnn's coy wire has those details. >> yeah, a painful loss for the las vegas raiders. thei

>>> the new cnn original series "reframed: marilyn monroe" says it's time to look at marilyn throughe modern feminist lens. here's a preview. >> 21-year-old marilyn monroe decides to pursue another one of hollywood's biggest players. >> joe skank had a huge estate and he would just hold saturday night parties and a lot of people from hollywood would be there, and marilyn is invited to his parties. a lot of contract girls are. >> it was understood tacitly among the studio heads that these girls were there for the men at studios to date. and then once their contract was up, they'd be discarded, and in would come a fresh new crop. >> well, be sure to tune in. the all new cnn original series "reframed: marilyn monroe "premieres with back-to-back episodes sunday at 9:00 p.m. only on cnn. thanks for watching, everyone. our coverage continues. pressure created by what's in your air makes the bottle spray. which means freshness everyone will love. febreze. do you have a life insurance policy you no longer need? now you can sell your policy - even a term policy - for an immediate cash payment

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since their road trip four years earlier, marilyn has transformed. just sort of see the comet. a little light up there in the sky is starting to twinkle. >> this is something unique, something in the way she and the camera related to each other. the camera was her lover, truly. >> and the all new cnn original series "reframed: marilyn monroe" premieres with back-to-back episodes tonight only on cnn. >>> i'm jim acosta. i'll see you back here next week at 3:00 p.m. eastern. poppy harlow takes over live after the quick break. good night, everybody. works on that too, and lasts 12 hours. 12 hours?! who studies that long? mucinex dm relieves wet and dry coughs. with age comes more... get more with neutrogena® retinol pro plus. a powerful .05% retinol that's also gentle on skin. for wrinkles results in one week. neutrogena®. for people with skin. what can i du with less asthma? with dupixent, i can du more....beginners' yoga. namaste... ...surprise parties. aww, you guys. dupixent helps prevent asthma attacks... ...for 3!... ...so i can du more of the thi

. >>> marilyn's only concern is her family. >> she embraced her marriage in a way she had never doneeach, very playful. she adored him. >> she discovers that she's pregnant and is ecstatic about it. >> she wanted to be a mom, wanted to love a baby, to move forward and being a woman who chooses to be a mother, chooses a family. >> she loved women. the way she create treated us, she would have been a great mother. >> and be sure to tune in "free framed: marilyn monroe." no shortage of material for "saturday night live," the cold open brought back former president trump while poking fun at fox host laura ingram. >> i'd like to thank a moment to thank my few remaining sponsors. the covid test that's guaranteed to be negative even if you have it. i'm going to your wedding. >> i'm back just like tiger king 2. you had fun the first time. how many people are not in jail yet? they went their separate ways just like lisa monet and jason. he looks like a sexy devil. and the devil wears prada and prada is right next to tiffany's, and i'm going to run through the high school when you re-elect tru

the premiere of the original series "reframed marilyn monroe" here is a preview. ♪ ♪ you don't own memore than just a pretty face. she wanted control of her destiny. >> it's frustrating that people can't think about her in terms of her intellect. >> it's what it means to be have a woman. >> to see a woman so in charge of her sexuality was extremely empowering. >> this woman is so comfortable in her skin. >> she was rolling the dice with her career in very real terms. ♪ i'm young ♪ >> marilyn would have been the biggest influencer of her own time. >> she's a mirror for people's ideas about women's sexuality and women's power. >> it's hard to know where to start if you don't start with the truth. >> "reframed marilyn monroe" sunday at 9:00. ♪ i'm chi lan, i am a mom, and a real estate agent. after having a kid, everything that you used to do for yourself goes out the window. the lines that i was seeing in my forehead were getting deeper than i was used to them being. and i realized, you know, what i can focus again on myself. so, what do you see when you look at yourself? i see someone

. >>> also a quick programming note, you know her face, but hollywood icon marilyn monroe was so muche as captured in a new cnn original series "reframed: marilyn monroe." >> her third marriage had ended in divorce and it was a very bleak period. >> after the divorce she has a very bad nervous breakdown and her psychiatrist felt that she needed to be put in a hospital to be revitalized and taken off drugs. so marilyn voluntarily went to a hospital thinking basically that she was getting some therapy and some care. >> imagine being in the early '60s, you are a woman, you are one of the most famous and recognizable people on the planet. i think her decision to ask for help showed a tremendous strength and self-awareness within her. the problem, of course, is sometimes the help you get is not the help you need. >> all right. the original series airs tomorrow night at 9:00 p.m. right here on cnn. ♪ got my ears ♪ ♪ got my heart ♪ ♪ got my soul ♪ ♪ got my mouth ♪ ♪ i got life ♪ i didn't know my genetic report could tell me i was prone to harmful blood clots. i travel a ton, so this info was

"reframed: marilyn monroe" sunday 9:00 p.m.s continues with laura coates and cnn tonight. >> that song is stuck in all of our heads. have a great weekend with that earworm. >> welcome to "cnn tonight." today's news could be filed under the category of, well, well, well. that's exactly what you probably have been thinking as you heard the day's news unfold. first when stewart rhodes, the head of the oath keepers and another defendant, edward vallejo pleaded not guilty to seditious conspiracy. now, you know these men are two of the 11 suspects accused of plotting to basically try to use force to top congress from carrying out the job of certifying the presidential election. you know, the thing we all assume will happen after a free and fair election. and that same thing that's part of a peaceful transition of power. the kind of thing that stops us from being addict tatership when someone says, you know what, no, i would rather stay right here. the reason the charges are so serious, well, because the stakes are too high not to be

, the best school song i have ever heard marilyn friedman died saturday in los angeles at age 93 theher husband's, so it's the laughter we will remember whenever we remember the way we were. it is not easy to think about the laughter when death comes rushing at us as it did this weekend. beginning with the crushing loss of the great artists and activists sidney platini. who died on saturday at the age of 94. >> my father once almost beat amount to death he called him some kind of name you know. that is my sister and she is going to be a doctor. and we are very proud of her. >> in an interview with the new york times in 1980 night, sidney poitier, discussed what it was like to be america's first black actor on the long road to winning an oscar he said, during the period when i was the only person here, no bill cosby, no eddie murphy, no denzel washington, i was carrying the hopes and aspirations of an entire people. i had no control over content. no creative leverage except to refuse to do a film, which i often did. i had to satisfy the action fans, the romantic fans, the intellectual

. >>> the world knows marilyn monroe as the movie star, the blond bombshell, the cultural icon, but nowew, more modern feminist lens. ♪ >> i went to 20th century fox where ben lyon was head of casting and he says, who is this girl? >> in walked the most gorgeous young girl, 20 years old, and i said what's your ambition? she said to be a film star. >> then they made a tech any color test which was unusual, i think they had high hopes for me. >> she was to come in, walk across the room, sit down and light a cigarette and smile. as soon as that camera started rolling something magical happened. >> she has this fresh-faced beauty, this luminous prettiness on the screen. >> she could manifest the kind of magic she came into the world with it. >> you can watch the new cnn original series "reframed: marilyn monroe" tomorrow at 9:00 p.m. johnson & johnson is building a future where cancers can be cured. strokes can be reversed. and there isn't one definition of what well feels like. there are millions. johnson & johnson is building your world of well. we're carvana, the company who invented car