In the Beginning: Marilyn and Arthur Miller

Arthur Miller: American Witness, a new biography by John Lahr, will be published by Yale University Press on November 1st, … More

‘To the Actress’: Marilyn and Her Mentors

In April 1955, Marilyn gave her first (and only) extensive TV interview on Edward R. Murrow’s Person to Person. The … More

Father Figure: Marilyn and Isidore Miller

Much as been said about Marilyn’s lifelong search for the father figure she lacked as a child, but her relationship … More

‘This Lovely Girl’: Marilyn and Arthur Miller

Laura Martin has written a sensitive account of Marilyn’s relationship with Arthur Miller for Esquire. Apart for some minor errors … More

Al Guastafeste: Marilyn’s Bandleader Plays On

At 90, Al Guastafeste – the pianist who served as Marilyn’s bandleader during her 1954 tour of US military bases … More

Retracing Marilyn’s Jewish Identity

Writing for UK weekly newspaper The Jew­ish Chronicle, Nathan Abrams – Professor of Film Stud­ies at Bangor Uni­versity – asks, … More

Marilyn’s Lost Father – and the Niece She Never Knew

In an article for the National Catholic Register, K.V. Turley writes about Marilyn’s ‘longing for a father’s gaze.’ “She was … More

Memorial 2022: Marilyn Remembered at Westwood

A service commemorating the 60th anniversary of Marilyn’s death was held at Westwood Memorial Park on August 5, 2022. Hosted … More

60 Years Later: Marilyn Remembered in California

In a photo essay for the Los Angeles Times, Amy Gaskin explores how fans remember Marilyn in her hometown and … More

Remembering Marilyn in Westport, Connecticut

After leaving Hollywood behind in December 1954, Marilyn spent a few weeks with Milton and Amy Greene in Westport, Connecticut. … More