Marilyn Monroe’s Iconic Subway Grate Image: Photographer Tells The Real Story Behind the 'Shot Seen Round The World'

The man who snapped the photo of Marilyn Monroe’s iconic New York City subway grate image explains how it came to be, and why the movie studio had to move things to Los Angeles.

Marilyn Monroe's iconic subway grate photo has surprising WWII roots and hidden history

New book "Dear Marilyn" explores how Sam Shaw's 1941 Coney Island photographs inspired the famous Marilyn Monroe subway grate ...

10 of Marilyn Monroe’s Most Iconic Dresses—and the Stories Behind Them

A list of 10 iconic Marilyn Monroe dresses and the stories behind them, including designers, where she wore them, and what movies they were from.
New York Post

Behind the scenes of Marilyn Monroe’s most iconic moment

Marilyn Monroe’s billowing skirt repeatedly blew upwards as she stood over a subway grate on Lexington Avenue in the early morning hours on Sept. 15, 1954 — the most iconic location shoot in NYC ...
Daily Mail

Cheeky Geri Halliwell has a Marilyn moment as her skirt is caught in a gust of wind

The iconic image of Marilyn Monroe's dress being kicked up in a gust of wind from the subway below her is one of the most memorable and provocative in cinema history. Geri Halliwell encountered a ...