An Emmy award won by the actress Estelle Getty on the TV series 'The Golden Girls' on display during a preview for an upcoming auction in Los Angeles on June 12, 2009. The work is part of the Bonhams and Butterfields' Entertainment Memorabilia auction that will take place in Hollywood on June 14 and includes pieces from Marilyn Monroe, Debbie Reynolds, Jackson Five and others. Getty Images logo Getty Images 6 months ago

An Emmy award won by the actress Estelle Getty on the TV series 'The Golden Girls' on display during a preview for an upcoming auction in Los Angeles on June 12, 2009. The work is part of the Bonhams and Butterfields' Entertainment Memorabilia auction that will take place in Hollywood on June 14 and includes pieces from Marilyn Monroe, Debbie Reynolds, Jackson Five and others.

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  1. HOLLYWOOD - SEPTEMBER 30: A wax figure of Marilyn Monroe is displayed at Madame Tussauds Hollywood on September 30, 2009 in Hollywood, California.
  2. HOLLYWOOD - SEPTEMBER 30: A tourist (R) poses with a wax figure of Marilyn Monroe at Madame Tussauds Hollywood on September 30, 2009 in Hollywood, California.
  3. Lyon and Turnbull employees pose with two of the last photographs taken of Marilyn Monroe 'Marilyn Monroe in Stripe Scarf (The Last Sitting)' (L) by Bert Stern and 'Marilyn Monroe with white cocktail dress' (R) by Harold Lloyd during a photocall in central London, on September 29, 2009. The photograph by Bert Stern is expected to reach between GBP 4,500-5,000 (dollars 7,140-8,000 or euro 4,900-5,420) and the photograph by Harold Lloyd is expected to reach between GBP 500-700 (dollars 800-1,110 or euro 540-760) when they are auctioned at the 'No Inhibitions' sale in London, on October 2.
  4. Lyon and Turnbull employees pose with two of the last photographs taken of Marilyn Monroe 'Marilyn Monroe in Stripe Scarf (The Last Sitting)' (L) by Bert Stern and 'Marilyn Monroe with white cocktail dress' (R) by Harold Lloyd during a photocall in central London, on September 29, 2009. The photograph by Bert Stern is expected to reach between GBP 4,500-5,000 (dollars 7,140-8,000 or euro 4,900-5,420) and the photograph by Harold Lloyd is expected to reach between GBP 500-700 (dollars 800-1,110 or euro 540-760) when they are auctioned at the 'No Inhibitions' sale in London, on October 2.
  5. Lyon and Turnbull employees pose with two of the last photographs taken of Marilyn Monroe 'Marilyn Monroe in Stripe Scarf (The Last Sitting)' (L) by Bert Stern and 'Marilyn Monroe with white cocktail dress' (R) by Harold Lloyd during a photocall in central London, on September 29, 2009. The photograph by Bert Stern is expected to reach between GBP 4,500-5,000 (dollars 7,140-8,000 or euro 4,900-5,420) and the photograph by Harold Lloyd is expected to reach between GBP 500-700 (dollars 800-1,110 or euro 540-760) when they are auctioned at the 'No Inhibitions' sale in London, on October 2.
  6. A Lyon and Turnbull employee poses with one of the last photographs taken of Marilyn Monroe 'Marilyn Monroe in Stripe Scarf (The Last Sitting)' by Bert Stern during a photocall in central London, on September 29, 2009. The photograph is expected to reach between GBP 4,500-5,000 (dollars 7,140-8,000 or euro 4,900-5,420) when it is auctioned at the 'No Inhibitions' sale in London, on October 2.
  7. VIGEVANO, ITALY - DECEMBER 03: A shoe belongs to Marilyn Monroe is displayed at the International Footwear Museum Of Vigevano on December 3, 2009 in Vigevano, Italy.
  8. A frame grab from an undated home movie of Marilyn Monroe apparently smoking marijuana, retrieved from an attic some 50 years after it was filmed is released to Reuters December 1, 2009. The reel-to-reel silent, color film was recently purchased by collector Keya Morgan for $275,000 from the person who took the film, who has asked to remain anonymous. Morgan and the person who shot the film gave Reuters permission to use it in digital form. The copyright of the image will be put up for sale on eBay later this week.

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