Marilyn, Anna Nicole and the Lethal Price of Fame

It’s Terrible the Things I Have to Do to Be Me is a new essay collection from Philippa Snow, exploring … More

Joe Pepitone: Growing Up With Marilyn

In March 1951, Marilyn Monroe was photographed with Gus Zernial, Hank Majeski, and other luminaries from the Chicago White Sox … More

Sam Shaw’s 1957 photograph of Marilyn dancing in a field is featured in L’Envol (Flight), a free exhibition at La … More

Marilyn is once again the poster girl for the Champs-Elysées Film Festival, celebrating French and American movies in Paris this … More

In my fourth post about the online event at Julien’s Auctions, ‘Happy 99th Birthday, Marilyn!‘ – with bids closing on … More

Marilyn Monroe: Words From a Fashion Icon is the latest publication from Australian fashion illustrator turned author Megan Hess. Published … More

Some Like It Hot is showing at the Independent Picture House in Charlotte, North Carolina on Friday, May 30 at … More

The Misfits remains one of Marilyn’s more controversial films 64 years after its release, not least because of its graphic … More

Some Like it Hot is showing at BFI Southbank in London throughout May, with screenings on Monday, May 5, at … More

Anita Loos’ Gentlemen Prefer Blondes: The Illuminating Diary of a Professional Lady was published 100 years ago and remains in … More