Don Bachardy: When Marilyn Met Hollywood’s Court Painter

Artist Don Bachardy is profiled in the latest issue of The Hollywood Reporter (dated April 2), ahead of a major … More

‘Some Like It Hot’ at the Prince Charles Cinema

Some Like It Hot is showing at the Prince Charles Cinema (PCC) near London’s Leicester Square on Tuesday, April 8, … More

Remembering Marilyn Marathons (and More) at London’s Scala Cinema

Marilyn is pictured alongside Elvis, King Kong, and other movie icons in the cover art for Scala Cinema, a tribute … More

Remembering Marilyn’s New York Times Trip

Modesto ‘Bob’ Medina, archivist at the New York Times news ‘morgue’ and photo library for over 40 years, died aged … More

Amanda Seyfried on Marilyn’s ‘Mean Girls’ Inspiration

Amanda Seyfried – the wide-eyed blonde star of Mamma Mia, Les Misérables, and The Dropout – has revealed how Marilyn inspired … More

Richard Hamilton Brings ‘Iconic’ Marilyn to Bath

The English pop artist Richard Hamilton’s ‘My Marilyn’ (1965) is currently on display at the Holburne Museum in Bath (until … More

Marilyn’s ‘River of No Return’ Jeans – and More – at Julien’s Auctions

A pair of jeans worn by Marilyn in River of No Return (1954) will go under the hammer on Thursday, … More

Robert Ginna: Writer Who Shared Marilyn’s First LIFE Cover Dies at 99

Marilyn’s first LIFE cover, published in April 1952, was portentuous for several reasons. Philippe Halsman’s photo of her in an … More

Marilyn Gets ‘Notorious’ With Maureen Dowd

A selection of New York Times columnist Maureen Dowd’s celebrity profiles are featured in a new book, Notorious. André Carrilho’s … More

When Peter Wolf Fell Asleep With Marilyn

Peter Wolf is the former singer of the J. Geils Band – best-known for their hit single, ‘Centrefold’ – and … More