A Stunning Backdrop: Revisiting Marilyn in Alberta

River of No Return is featured in a new book about the history of filmmaking in Alberta, Canada, the Calgary … More

New York Podcast Remembers Marilyn’s ‘Year of Reinvention’

Marilyn’s move to New York in 1955 is featured in a recent episode of the Bowery Boys podcast, which celebrates … More

Connecticut Home of Marilyn’s ‘Misfit’ Producer for Sale

The former home of publisher and Misfits producer Frank E. Taylor in Connecticut is on the market for the first … More

The Actors Studio: Marilyn’s New York Sanctuary at 75

Writing for W42ST, Sarah Beling looks back on 75 years of the Actors Studio. “‘When I think of home it … More

Virginia Campbell: Remembering Marilyn’s ‘Hometown Story’ Co-Star

Actress Virginia Campbell ended her movie career in one of Marilyn’s earliest movies, Home Town Story (1951.) According to The … More

Remembering Marilyn in Mexico

Writing for the Spanish newspaper, El País, Micaela Varela looks back at Marilyn’s last trip to Mexico. She speaks with … More

‘Blonde’ Premieres at the Venice Film Festival

Blonde, the long-awaited adaptation of Joyce Carol Oates’s novel, had its world premiere at the Venice Film Festival yesterday. The … More

‘Some Like It Hot’ at the Hotel Del Coronado

Some Like It Hot will be screened at the Hotel Del Coronado on Saturday August 13 at 8 pm, as … More

60 Years Later: Fans Pay Tribute to Marilyn

While the Marilyn Remembered fan club hosted a service commemorating the 60th anniversary of her passing on August 5 at … More

Marilyn ‘Returns’ to Lexington Avenue

A waxwork statue of Marilyn in her ‘subway grate’ pose from The Seven Year Itch (on loan from Madame Tussaud’s) … More