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Anna Wintour gives David Letterman some fashion advice, a tomb located directly above Marilyn Monroe is up for auction on Ebay, and Stephen Moyer joins Cam Gigandet in a new vampire movie!
Sugar Bits — Director John Hughes Dies of Heart Attack at 59
- John Hughes, director of The Breakfast Club and Ferris Bueller's Day Off, died of a heart attack yesterday aged 59. Our thoughts are with his friends and family — People
- Tony Curtis claims Marilyn Monroe miscarried his child — Daily Mail
- Former Big Brother contestant Chanelle Hayes was taken to hospital after taking an overdose of painkillers and wine — The Sun
- Aerosmith's Steven Tyler is being treated for head, neck and shoulder injuries after falling off a stage — Telegraph
- Great Train Robber Ronnie Biggs is due to be freed from prison today on medical grounds — Guardian
- Fearne Cotton and Jesse Jenkins have split up again — The Sun
Could Any Modern-Day Actress Portray Marilyn Monroe?
Rumor has it Scarlett Johansson is topping a list of actresses to potentially play Marilyn Monroe in the film My Week With Marilyn, directed by Simon Curtis. The movie will be "based on the diary of Colin Clark, an employee of Laurence Olivier, who looked after the blonde bombshell when she came to London to film Olivier's The Prince and the Showgirl in 1957." Here's more:
In the diary, Clark talks about showing Marilyn around Queen Elizabeth's private apartments at Windsor Castle and other "behind-the-scenes" trips.
Avedon For Breakfast
I have always been an Avedon fan, but after viewing his new exhibit at the SFMOMA "Richard Avedon: Photographs: 1946-2004," I look at the iconic photographer in a new light. A raw, intense, emotional spotlight.
New York-born Avedon was an integral part of fashion in the '60s — you probably recognize Twiggy's hair and Dovima with elephants.
Fab Finding Follow-Up: Happy Birthday, Marilyn!
Did you know it was Marilyn Monroe's birthday on June 1? Were the bombshell still with us, she would have been 83 years old! In honor of the fabulous icon, I asked you to create sassy outfits she would have worn.
Happy Birthday Marilyn Monroe!
Marilyn Monroe, who infamously sang "Happy birthday, Mr. President" at the age of 35, would be celebrating her 83rd birthday today. In honor of her birthday, LIFE.com released 15 never-before-published photos of Marilyn when she was only 24 years old and far from famous. Her star quality shined through at a young age, but when the photographer sent the photos to LIFE in 1950, the magazine wired back: "Who the hell is Marilyn Monroe?"
Come Fab Finding With Me: Happy Birthday, Marilyn!
Did you know it's Marilyn Monroe's birthday today? Were the bombshell still with us, she would have been celebrating 83 years! In honor of the always fabulous icon, let's create sassy outfits she would have worn.
Fab Read: Fashionista: A Century of Style Icons
My bookshelves are literally bulging with fashion literature. From street style guides, to history books I am constantly improving my knowledge of the industry. Just when I thought I had my fix of books exploring la mode, Fashionista: A Century of Style Icons by Simone Werle (£16.99) lands in my hands.
Google Images Adds Millions of Historic TIME Magazine Photos
One thing that upsets me about Google Images is the fact that it's sometimes difficult to find older photos — hey, the Internet is only 39 years old. Google is trying to change this by hosting millions of photos from the LIFE photo archive from the 1950s and onward. Search various categories like people, places, events, sports, and culture or add "source:life" to any Google image search to only search the LIFE photo archive.
Marilyn Monroe's Typewriter
Usually I'm in awe of vintage typewriters because they're beautiful and hearken to a romantic bygone era of written letters and carefully taking time to express what you're thinking. Now, however, I'm in hushed awe because of who the typewriter belonged to: This was Marilyn Monroe's.
Part of the collection of photos shot by Mark Anderson after her death, the typewriter is just one of the things she left behind that you can squint at, appraise, and see the essence of the woman they once belonged to.
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