Monroe

Palm Springs Mayor Jeffrey Bernstein announced that the statue will be moved to a "location to be determined within Downtown Park."

Maika Monroe wore a daring black red carpet ensemble to attend the Hollywood premiere of her movie Longlegs with Nicholas Cage

The Los Angeles home where Marilyn Monroe died was declared a historic landmark on Wednesday, thwarting plans by its current owners to demolish the property.

The city's Board of Building and Safety Commissioners immediately revoked a demolition permit that had been issued a day earlier.

The Los Angeles City Council voted on Friday to launch a process to designate actress Marilyn Monroe's former home, where she died of a drug overdose in 1962, a historic and cultural landmark, blocking plans to demolish the property.

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The hyper-realistic images have left users mesmerized who couldn't stop praising the artist's imagination

Kim also spoke about her new favourite beverage. "It only needs to be a tiny shot of tequila and pineapple."

Posted by a Twitter page Buitengebieden, the video shows an owl standing on top of an electronic gadget.

Over 175 items from the life and career of Hollywood star Marilyn Monroe will be up for auction in December in Beverly Hills, Los Angeles, including a letter from her estranged father.

The letter was one of many that Ms Monroe saved throughout her life.

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Marilyn Monroe's inspiration in this red carpet look of Ana de Armas is evident

Palm Springs Mayor Jeffrey Bernstein announced that the statue will be moved to a "location to be determined within Downtown Park."

Maika Monroe wore a daring black red carpet ensemble to attend the Hollywood premiere of her movie Longlegs with Nicholas Cage

The Los Angeles home where Marilyn Monroe died was declared a historic landmark on Wednesday, thwarting plans by its current owners to demolish the property.

The city's Board of Building and Safety Commissioners immediately revoked a demolition permit that had been issued a day earlier.

The Los Angeles City Council voted on Friday to launch a process to designate actress Marilyn Monroe's former home, where she died of a drug overdose in 1962, a historic and cultural landmark, blocking plans to demolish the property.

Here are some other pieces of celebrity mega-memorabilia that have gone under the hammer

The hyper-realistic images have left users mesmerized who couldn't stop praising the artist's imagination

Kim also spoke about her new favourite beverage. "It only needs to be a tiny shot of tequila and pineapple."

Posted by a Twitter page Buitengebieden, the video shows an owl standing on top of an electronic gadget.

Over 175 items from the life and career of Hollywood star Marilyn Monroe will be up for auction in December in Beverly Hills, Los Angeles, including a letter from her estranged father.

The letter was one of many that Ms Monroe saved throughout her life.

Blonde Review: It is an unrelentingly bleak commentary on stardom and the toll it takes on a woman yearning in vain for emotional anchors.

Kim Kardashian does it once again with pizzazz

Ana de Armas dazzled beyond our best imagination for her movie premiere in Los Angeles

Marilyn Monroe's inspiration in this red carpet look of Ana de Armas is evident