The ‘ARTE’ of Marilyn on French TV

Marilyn’s fans in France are in for a treat this Sunday, October 11, when a screening of Gentlemen Prefer Blondes … More

Marilyn’s Last Sessions: A Graphic Novel

Marilyn’s Last Sessions – a novel reimagining her relationship with psychiatrist Dr. Ralph Greenson – earned French author Michel Schneider … More

Government Gossip: Marilyn’s FBI Files

Writing for the Daily Beast, Adam Manno examines Marilyn’s over-hyped, yet mostly insubstantial FBI files, which cover her liberal politics, … More

Sugar and Beyond: Marilyn’s Fabulous Five

Writing for Utah’s Deseret News, Megan Fisher picks her Top 5 Monroe movies. Don’t Bother to Knock (1952) – “Monroe gracefully … More

Marilyn’s Underrated Greats: From ‘Love Nest’ to ‘River of No Return’

Writing for Collider, Yenyiyani Siegfried recommends ten ‘great, underrated’ Monroe films, including the innocuous but sweet Love Nest (1951), in … More

Isabelle Adjani and the Duality of Marilyn

Writing for the Girls On Tops website, Olympia Kiriakou examines the iconic French actress Isabelle Adjani’s latest role in her … More

The Colour of Marilyn in ‘Yours Retro’

The latest issue of UK nostalgia mag Yours Retro – #54, with Elvis Presley on the cover – includes a … More

Marilyn, Howard Hawks, and the Making of a Comedy Queen

Writing for Screen Rant, Shae Sennett focuses on the two films Marilyn made with Howard Hawks. (She also recently wrote … More

Sue Dunkley: The British Pop Artist Who Painted Marilyn and Yves

The British painter Sue Dunkley – whose subjects included Marilyn and Yves Montand – passed away on August 20, 2022, … More

Father Figure: Marilyn and Isidore Miller

Much as been said about Marilyn’s lifelong search for the father figure she lacked as a child, but her relationship … More