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

‘Insignificance’: Marilyn-Inspired Fantasy on Blu-Ray

Insignificance, the 1985 film based on Terry Johnson’s play, will be released on Region 2/B DVD and Blu-Ray by UK … More

Summer Movies: 30 Sun-Drenched Classics, a new, illustrated TCM book by John Malahy, includes a full chapter on The Seven … More

One of the many pleasures to be found in Some Like It Hot is Joe E. Brown’s performance as Osgood … More

While Blonde may not be coming to Cannes, Marilyn takes pride of price on the poster for September’s Champs-Élysées Film … More

Although Marilyn never had the opportunity to visit Cannes, the French city and the annual film festival held there has … More

The recent discovery of rare footage shot at the Hotel Del Coronado during production of Some Like It Hot (see … More

Nine years ago, art publisher Taschen released Marilyn & Me, a deluxe coffee-table book encased in a blue clamshell box, … More

These identical sequined gowns are named among 20 of Pop Culture’s Most Show-Stopping Red Dresses by Mary Sollosi in Entertainment Weekly. … More

Marilyn’s career at MGM was fairly brief: in 1948, she befriended the studio’s casting director Lucille Ryman and her actor … More