A classic scene from the 1953 film “Gentlemen Prefer Blondes,” featuring Marilyn Monroe’s character, Lorelei Lee, humorously ...

"It’s wonderful to be able to share these unique pieces which can give us a real insight into her life, allowing us today to get closer to the real Marilyn Monroe and her true identity." ...

Norman Brokaw, who represented Marilyn Monroe, passed away in 2016 at age 89. His son, Joel Brokaw, wrote about his father's ...

Marilyn Monroe wasn't just a Hollywood beauty with ... The headlights, with their porthole design, and the oval taillights ...

Their marriage ended, they never returned, and original bottle mysteriously disappeared. Marilyn Monroe and Joe DiMaggio carved their initials into the wooden bar at The Drake in Chicaco.

Monroe gifted the kimono to Guilaroff sometime in the 1950s. A certified letter from Guilaroff accompanies the kimono. The auction will begin on Tuesday. Monroe’s kimono is priced at a starting bid of ...

In 1954, Marilyn Monroe married baseball star Joe DiMaggio. The two would divorce less than a year later. In 1963, George ...

I had a familiar feeling when I read Marilyn Monroe’s stuffing recipe ... I channeled my best poker face and set to work recreating Monroe’s unique recipe. Read More: Mom's Stovetop Turkey ...

Her Marilyn Monroe–esque look consisted of a silky white halter gown, which she paired with a fur wrap and clear heels. The event in question? Vanity Fair and Amazon MGM’s awards season ...

Marilyn Monroe was introduced to husband number two ... Brokaw and Monroe crossed paths in a unique way once more in 1962. At the time, Joel’s mother was hospitalized with schizophrenia.