Tag: Inside Marilyn Monroe

Book Review: Murder Orthodoxies: Sex, Lies and Marilyn by Donald McGovern

Murder Orthodoxies: Sex, Lies and Marilyn Among the thousand or more books about Marilyn Monroe, there are certain strands – from coffee-table monographs to cultural criticism. One theme is so persistent, however, that it has become a sub-genre in its...

The Death of Marilyn Monroe: It’s Time to Speak Her Truth

We have done a disservice to the memory of Marilyn Monroe, and by that disservice, to all of those who followed her. This statement is true of many things in her life, from her career to her private life, but...

Author Q&A With Michelle Morgan Sunday May 6th!

JOIN US this Sunday (May 6), on the Immortal Marilyn Facebook page, for a Q&A session with author Michelle Morgan, whose newest book The Girl: Marilyn Monroe, The Seven Year Itch, and the Birth of an Unlikely Feminist hits...

Book Review: The Girl: Marilyn Monroe, The Seven Year Itch, and the Birth of an Unlikely Feminist

Would Marilyn Monroe have called herself a feminist? The answer is probably no; in Marilyn's day and age the word was basically unheard of.  It didn't come into popular use until a few years after her death.  Even if it...

Book Review – Of Women and Their Elegance

Of Women and Their Elegance Norman Mailer With photographs by Milton H. Greene Simon and Schuster 1980   The thing with Mailer is like the thing with Hemingway—you either love him or you can’t stand him. It’s hard to be ambivalent about a larger...