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Last Summer in the City With Marilyn

A sure sign of Marilyn’s lasting cultural impact is how often she’s referenced in modern fiction. Sometimes it’s just a … More

1973, Fiction, Gianfranco Calligarich, Italy, Last Summer in the City, Marilyn Monroe

Netflix ‘Blonde’ a No-Show in Venice Film Festival Line-Up

Despite advance praise from author Joyce Carol Oates and Cannes Film Festival director Thierry Frémaux, the release of Blonde – … More

Alfred Eisenstaedt, Blonde, Germany, Italy, Joyce Carol Oates, Marilyn Monroe, Netflix, Venice Film Festival

The Power of Marilyn’s Ferragamos

In 2012, the Ferragamo Museum in Florence, Italy dedicated an exhibition to Marilyn, including original clothing, photographs and memorabilia, plus … More

Ferragamo, Google Arts and Culture, Italy, Marilyn Monroe, Shoes, Stilettos

‘Coco + Marilyn’ at the Biella Palazzo

Coco + Marilyn, the exhibition featuring 100 images of two very different women, photographed by Douglas Kirkland – which debuted … More

Biella, Coco + Marilyn, Coco Chanel, Douglas Kirkland, Italy, Marilyn Monroe, Palazzo Gromo Losa

Marilyn’s Siren Call to ‘Cinema On Paper’

Cinema on Paper is a deluxe coffee table book featuring over 100 examples of classic movie poster art from the … More

Cinema On Paper, Dwight M. Cleveland, Frank Powolny, Frank Worth, How to Marry a Millionaire, Italy, Marilyn Monroe, Movie Posters

‘Wonderful’ Marilyn in Italy

Marilyn Monroe: I Just Want to Be Wonderful is a new, 250-page biography for Italian readers by author Alessandro Ruta, … More

Alessandro Ruta, Italy, Marilyn Monroe, Marilyn Monroe: I Just Want to Be Wonderful, Sam Shaw, Subway Scene

In the Press: Marilyn’s Leading Men, Beauty Secrets

The Monroe-Montand affair is a perennial favourite topic in European media, with a Paris Match cover story and a Yours … More

Antique Trader, Cusack Papers, Erno Laszlo, Gente, Italy, Joseph Maddalena, Marilyn Monroe, Skincare, Yves Montand

Billy Wilder’s Marilyn in Italy

Marilyn, as photographed by Richard Avedon for Some Like It Hot, graces the cover of Italy’s FilmTV magazine this week, … More

Billy Wilder, FilmTV, Italy, Marilyn Monroe, Richard Avedon, Some Like It Hot

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