Marilyn, Arthur and the Roxbury Writing Sheds

The former home of Arthur Miller – at 153 Tophet Road in Roxbury, Connecticut – is now occupied by another … More

Rockhaven, Home to Marilyn’s Mother, is Saved

After years of campaigning, Rockhaven – the former women’s sanatarium in Glendale, California, where Marilyn’s mother lived for more than … More

Setting Sail With Marilyn and ‘Joltin’ Joe’

Joe DiMaggio was born into an Italian immigrant family in 1915. His father was a fisherman in Martinez, California, in … More

Marilyn’s ‘Tomahawk’ Train Vandalised

A movie prop locomotive used in A Ticket to Tomahawk (1950) has been vandalised, the Durango Herald reports. (While it’s … More

Revisiting Norma Jeane’s Catalina Days

In September 1943, 22-year-old Jim Dougherty and his 17-year-old wife Norma Jeane moved to Catalina Island (27 miles outside Los … More

Marilyn’s ‘Post to the Stars’ Reopens in Hollywood

The American Legion is a non-profit organisation of U.S. war veterans, founded in 1919, and with branches nationwide. Post 43, … More

Marilyn in Bloom, in Brighton

As Britain prepares for the bank holiday weekend, the sun is shining for what feels like the first time all … More

By the Sea: Marilyn on Coronado Island

90 seconds of rare footage shot on location for Some Like It Hot at the Hotel Del Coronado on Coronado … More

Around the World With Marilyn

Monroe superfan Silver Technicolor has created a custom Google Map charting the locations where Marilyn lived or visited, from the … More

Marilyn On Location … in Phoenix, Arizona

On March 15, 1956, Marilyn arrived in Phoenix, Arizona to film scenes for Bus Stop. In a recent article, the … More