Johnnie Ray: Remembering Marilyn’s ‘Show Business’ Co-Star

In There’s No Business Like Show Business (1954), Johnnie Ray played the eldest son of the Travelling Donahues, a clan … More

Lil Nas X Follows Marilyn’s ‘Monteroe’ Star

Rapper Lil Nas X pays homage to Marilyn in a new commercial, Queerty reports. In a recent tweet, Nas dubbed … More

All Things Marilyn is a new weekly podcast hosted by Scott Fortner (of Marilyn Monroe Collection fame) and Elisa Jordan, … More

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

Marilyn may be the most famous blonde bombshell of the fifties, but she wasn’t the only one. Although largely forgotten … More

1952 was a turning point in Marilyn’s career. After years of pin-ups and B-movies, she had survived the ‘scandal’ of … More

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

The latest issue of UK nostalgia mag Yours Retro (#53. with Grace Kelly on the cover) includes a 4-page article … More

Lena Dunham, the multi-talented (and often controversial) creator of HBO’s Girls, has paid tribute to Marilyn in an essay for … More

“Sylvia Plath was the Marilyn Monroe of modern literature,” Carl Rollyson wrote in American Isis, his biography of the poet. … More