Hollywood
actress
Elizabeth
Taylor,
who
is
known
as
the
best
actress
of
all
times,
died
of
congestive
heart
failure
on
23
March,
2011.
The
79-year
old
American
star
was
being
treated
for
her
heart
problems
at
Cedars-Sinai
Medical
Center
in
Los
Angeles,
California.
She
was
surrounded
by
her
four
children
Michael
Wilding,
Christopher
Wilding,
Liza
Todd
and
Maria
Burton,
when
she
breathed
her
last
at
the
hospital.
Liz
Taylor
was
suffering
from
several
health
hazards.
She
was
diagnosed
with
congestive
heart
failure
in
2004.
She
underwent
cardiac
surgery
to
replace
a
leaky
valve
in
2009.
In
February
2011,
the
two-time
Oscar
winner
star
was
admitted
to
Cedars-Sinai
Medical
Center
for
treatment
after
doctors
found
out
new
symptoms
of
heart-related
decease.
The
doctors
could
not
save
Liz
Taylor
even
after
month
long
treatment
at
the
hospital.
The
beautiful
violet
eyes
star
started
her
acting
career
as
a
child
artiste
and
made
her
screen
debut
at
nine
with
There's
One
Born
Every
Minute
in
1942,
but
she
got
good
recognition
from
National
Velvet
in
1944.
She
debuted
as
heroine
through
the
movie
A
Place
in
the
Sun
co-starring
Montgomery
Clift
in
1951.
She
won
her
first
Oscar
for
her
role
in
Butterfield
8
in
1961
and
Cleopatra
made
her
Hollywood's
best
paid
actress,
signing
a
$1
million
contract
for
the
lead
role.
Liz
Taylor
had
a
controversial
personal
life.
The
actress
got
married
eight
times
and
she
battled
alcoholism
and
an
addiction
to
painkillers.
But
the
troubled
star
also
participated
in
numerous
charity
actions,
many
of
them
initiated
by
herself.
Now,
sudden
death
of
Elizabeth
Taylor
has
shocked
the
Hollywood
world.