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Month: December 2020

Marilyn’s Life and Death in ‘The Times’

Founded in 1785, The Times (known outside the U.K. as The London Times) looks back at its coverage of seismic … More

Marilyn Monroe, Obituary, The Times

AFI Movie Club Scratches ‘Itch’ for Marilyn

Having featured All About Eve and Some Like It Hot earlier this year, the AFI Movie Club (hosted online by … More

AFI Movie Club, American Film Institute, Bernadette Peters, Billy Wilder, Censorship, Charles Feldman, Cher, Elle Fanning, Goldie Hawn, Marilyn Monroe, Sam Shaw, Subway Scene, The Seven Year Itch, Twentieth Century Fox

Marilyn Vs the American Gold Digger

A promotional still from Gentlemen Prefer Blondes graces the cover of cultural historian Brian Donovan’s new book, American Gold Digger: … More

American Gold Digger, Anita Loos, Anna Nicole Smith, Brian Donovan, Gentlemen Prefer Blondes, How to Marry a Millionaire, Marilyn Monroe

‘Gentlemen Prefer Blondes’: A Ticklish Business

Described as ‘the quintessential tale of two women who love each other more than the men in their lives,’ Gentlemen … More

Alicia Malone, Gentlemen Prefer Blondes, Jane Russell, Marilyn Monroe, Ticklish Business

60 Years Ago: Marilyn and Yves on French TV

Marilyn’s explosive affair with Yves Montand rocked both their marriages and was the talk of the movie capital. Sixty years … More

France, Let's Make Love, Marilyn Monroe, Sylvain Bergere, Two Couples in Hollywood, Yves Montand

Marilyn ‘Goes Camping’ With George Cukor

From her scandalous affair with Yves Montand on the set of Let’s Make Love to her firing from Something’s Got … More

Camp, Elyce Rae Helford, George Cukor, Let's Make Love, Marilyn Monroe, My Heart Belongs to Daddy

Under the Mistletoe With ‘Marilyn Today’

Marilyn Today is a mail-order fanzine, with three editions a year published by Germany’s Some Like It Hot Fan Club … More

Fan Clubs, Fanzines, Marilyn Monroe, Marilyn Today, Some Like It Hot Fan Club

Marilyn’s ‘Life’ Poem Sold for $16,000

A handwritten poem by Marilyn dating from the late 1950s, with the opening lines ‘Life – I am of Both … More

'Life - I am of Both Your Directions', Arthur Miller, Frank Worth, Icons and Idols, Julien's Auctions, Marilyn Monroe, Poetry

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