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Monthly Archives: November 2010
‘Should I Tell the Truth?’
The latest extract from Maurice Zolotow’s biography, first published in the Los Angeles Daily Mirror on this day in 1960, covers the filming of Clash by Night (1952) and the scandal of Marilyn’s nude calendar.
Posted in Books, Magazines, Movies
Tagged 1952, Clash by Night, Marilyn Monroe, Tom Kelley
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‘Zanuck Didn’t Like Me’
This latest extract from Maurice Zolotow’s Marilyn Monroe: The Uncensored Biography, first published in the Los Angeles Daily Mirror on November 28, 1960, covers Marilyn’s rocky road to fame and her complex relationship with Darryl F. Zanuck, head of Twentieth … Continue reading
Marilyn Ice Sculpture, Belgium
Part of the Snow and Ice Sculpture Festival in Bruges. This year’s theme is ‘Around the World’. BBC News video
Posted in Art and Photography
Tagged Belgium, Bruges, Ice and Snow Sculpture Festival, Marilyn Monroe, Sculpture, Winter
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‘Loving Marilyn’ at Christmas
Snapped by Shar Daws (of Loving Marilyn) in Habitat, Brighton, yesterday (£89 and £65.) Earlier this week, Shar spotted this cable-knit sweater (inspired by Marilyn’s garb in Let’s Make Love) in Gerard Darel‘s shop window, in London.
Posted in Fashion and Beauty, Merchandise, Websites
Tagged Gerard Darel, Habitat, Let's Make Love, Loving Marilyn, Marilyn Monroe, Shar Daws, Sweater
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‘A Serious Dame’ In Love
These extracts from Maurice Zolotow’s Marilyn Monroe: The Uncensored Biography, first published in the Los Angeles Daily Mirror on November 25-26, explore Marilyn’s relationship with agent Johnny Hyde, and her breakthrough role in The Asphalt Jungle (1950.)
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Tagged 1950, Johnny Hyde, Los Angeles Daily Mirror, Marilyn Monroe, Maurice Zolotow, The Asphalt Jungle
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MM: The Iconic Bombshell
“Jean Harlow may have been the original bombshell but Marilyn Monroe is the most iconic. Her image was simultaneously sexy and childlike. Monroe’s high-pitched voice and carefully curated dumb-blonde persona were paired with an intense sexuality and the most celebrated … Continue reading
Michelle Williams as Marilyn
“I feel like we live together…At a certain point, something else does take over. I don’t quite feel myself these days…I knew I wouldn’t be able to resist, eventually. Physically and vocally, everything about her is different from me. I’ve … Continue reading
More From Zolotow’s ‘Marilyn’
These extracts from Maurice Zolotow’s Marilyn Monroe: The Uncensored Biography, published in the Los Angeles Daily Mirror on this week in 1960, cover Marilyn’s early career, including her modelling work with David Conover and Tom Kelley, her romance with Fred … Continue reading
Happy Thanksgiving!
“Film star Marilyn Monroe has a hug for 12-year-old Donald Thompson, a victim of Muscular Dystrophy. Donald is holding Miss Monroe’s personal advance donation for the nation wide 1955 Thanksgiving week March of Muscular Dystrophy, sponsored by the Muscular Dystrophy … Continue reading
‘Marilyn in Canada’ Exhibit
Marilyn visited Canada at least three times: as 18 year-old Norma Jeane Dougherty, in 1944; and while filming two of her movies, Niagara (1952) and River of No Return (made in 1953, released ’54.) In February 2011, the touring Marilyn … Continue reading