A new revised edition of the 2008 book, Elliott Erwitt’s New York, includes 16 pages of previously unpublished images from…
Henri Dauman Brings Marilyn’s Manhattan to Nice
Henri Dauman: Manhattan Darkroom is a touring retrospective for French-born photographer Henri Dauman, who died in 2023 (see here.) Now…
Oscar Nominee Sandra Hüller Pays Tribute to Marilyn
Following its ‘Best Performances‘ issue – linking Golden Globe nominees Charles Melton and Barry Keoghan to Hollywood’s golden age (and…
70 Years Later: Jerry Lavigne Remembers Marilyn in Korea
Korean War veteran Jerome ‘Jerry’ Lavigne has been honoured in New Hampshire, as Ray Duckler reports for the Concord Monitor.…
Bonnie Greer on Marilyn and Billy Wilder
Bonnie Greer is a Chicago-born, London-based writer and academic. Perhaps her best-known play, Marilyn and Ella, was first broadcast on…
‘Fanfare d’amour’: Blu-Ray Release for the French Film That Inspired ‘Some Like It Hot’
Fanfare d’amour, the 1935 film which inspired Some Like It Hot, has been released on Blu-Ray for the first time…
J-Lo Remembers Her ‘Marilyn Moment’
As People reports, actress and singer Jennifer Lopez has recalled the moment she arrived at the 2000 Grammys wearing a revealing…
70 Years Later: Marilyn’s ‘Millionaire’ Returns to the Saban Theatre
A multitude of stars turned out for the world premiere of How to Marry a Millionaire at the Fox Wilshire…
70 Years Later: Leroy Van Dyke Remembers Marilyn in Korea
On February 16, 1954 – 70 years ago – Marilyn began her whistle-stop tour of U.S. Army bases across South…
70 Years Ago: Marilyn’s Millionaire Covers ‘Sight and Sound’
Founded in 1932, Sight & Sound is a UK magazine owned by the British Film Institute (BFI.) For many years…
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