Marilyn Monroe “gave herself completely” to second husband Joe DiMaggio, but it still wasn’t enough, according to a new book.

As a gust of wind from a New York City subway grate sent Marilyn Monroe’s white dress fluttering past her legs, cameras ...

New book "Dear Marilyn" explores how Sam Shaw's 1941 Coney Island photographs inspired the famous Marilyn Monroe subway grate ...

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Some classic movies are important, sure, but not necessarily enjoyable to modern audiences. But these Marilyn Monroe movies remain a total pleasure to watch.

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Six decades after her tragically early death, Marilyn Monroe remains America’s undefeated bombshell — and one of our most enduring enigmas. Was the celebrated starlet fragile and love-starved — or ...

The year was 1954, and Marilyn Monroe was in the middle of filming her movie The Seven Year Itch when she stepped on a subway grate. Behind the scenes, a wind machine helped blow the skirt of ...

A steaming New York City subway grate. A billowing white dress. Hollywood's most beloved, most tragically misunderstood, starlet. It was a perfect formula. And Sam Shaw, photographer and confidant to ...

If you click on links we provide, we may receive compensation. The famous photo was staged as a battle against censorship Mark Gray is a journalist of over two decades. He has written about ...

Monroe received a wedding ring that doubled as an engagement ring from her second husband, baseball great Joe DiMaggio. Her engagement ring from DiMaggio is a platinum eternity band with 36 ...