Marilyn Monroe
Coverage of Marilyn Monroe in the Nexus archive.
- Golden State Killer investigator finds ‘red flags’ in Marilyn Monroe’s 1962 death case
A retired investigator is revisiting Marilyn Monroe's 1962 death case for TMZ's 'Celebrity Crime Scene: Marilyn Monroe,' which premieres on Fox.
- Did Marilyn Monroe's doctor cover up his role in her death? He denied prescribing the actress one of the drugs that killed her... a signed prescription suggests otherwise
Marilyn Monroe's doctor denied prescribing a drug that contributed to her death, but a signed prescription suggests he did. The article questions whether he covered up his role in her death.
- Did Marilyn Monroe's doctor cover up his role in her death? He denied prescribing the actress one of the drugs that killed her... a signed prescription suggests otherwise
The article discusses whether Marilyn Monroe's doctor concealed his involvement in her death by denying prescribing a drug that contributed to her demise, despite a signed prescription indicating otherwise. The doctor's denial contrasts with the evidence provided by the prescription.
- Marilyn Monroe and the dead-celebrity business
A company is maintaining Marilyn Monroe's cultural relevance while profiting from her legacy. The business model highlights ongoing commercial interest in deceased celebrities.
- Ex-mob capo claims Robert F. Kennedy weaponized the FBI against his father over Marilyn Monroe
Ex-Colombo crime family captain Michael Franzese claims Robert F. Kennedy ordered FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover to target his father, John 'Sonny' Franzese, allegedly in connection to Marilyn Monroe. The accusation links political and law enforcement actions to a mob figure's family.
- Ex-mob capo alleges furious RFK weaponized the FBI against his father over Marilyn Monroe
Michael Franzese, former Colombo crime family captain, claims his father, John 'Sonny' Franzese, was targeted by FBI under Robert F. Kennedy's orders after Marilyn Monroe allegedly mentioned him during an encounter with RFK. The story, shared on Sean Hannity's podcast, suggests Monroe's name-calling led to federal surveillance and legal actions against Sonny Franzese, a high-profile mobster.
- Abandoned resort of Frank Sinatra, Marilyn Monroe, other Hollywood stars returns with $298 million remake
The historic Cal Neva Resort in Lake Tahoe, once a hub for Hollywood stars like Frank Sinatra and Marilyn Monroe, is being redeveloped into the Lake Tahoe Proper Resort and Casino with a $298 million investment. The project, led by Realberry and Proper Hospitality, aims to preserve the resort's legacy while introducing modern amenities, with a planned 2027 reopening.