Remembering Stanley Price’s Lunch With Marilyn

Stanley Price, who died in 2019, was a London-born journalist who later became a novelist, playwright and screenwriter. Among his … More

Snubbed No More: Marilyn’s ‘Bus Stop’ at MoMI

Whenever Oscar season comes around, there’s always talk of how Marilyn was never nominated – usually pointing to her role … More

Henri Dauman, Who Photographed Marilyn in New York, Dies at 90

Henri Dauman – the French-born photojournalist who chronicled American life throughout the 1950s and ’60s – died aged 90 on … More

Isabelle Adjani Brings ‘Marilyn’s Vertigo’ to New York

Marilyn’s Vertigo, a solo show starring Isabelle Adjani, is coming to FIAF Florence Gould Hall at New York’s French Institute … More

Broadway‘s ‘Some Like It Hot’ Set to Close

Although set to leave Broadway soon, we haven’t seen the last of Some Like It Hot: The Musical, as Deadline … More

Marilyn Goes ‘Wilder’ at Film Forum NYC

A major retrospective of films written and directed by Billy Wilder is underway at Film Forum NYC, with The Seven … More

Andy Warhol’s ‘Shot Light Blue Marilyn’ in New York

Andy Warhol’s ‘Shot Light Blue Marilyn’ – from the same 1964 series as his ‘Shot Sage Blue Marilyn,’ which sold … More

Screening Marilyn’s ‘Misfits’ in Asteroid City

The Misfits is showing at 1 pm this Saturday, June 3rd, at the Museum of the Moving Image in New … More

The Joy and Sorrow of Richard Avedon’s Marilyn

America’s greatest portrait photographer, Richard Avedon, was born 100 years ago today, on May 15th, 1923. He first met Marilyn … More

‘Clash By Night’ at Columbia’s Film Noir Festival

Clash By Night (1952) will be screened at the Lenfest Centre for the Arts at 2 pm on Sunday, March … More