Marilyn Monroe, American actress and fashion icon, married New York Yankees baseball player Joe DiMaggio on this day in history, Jan. 14, 1954, in a City Hall ceremony in San Francisco.

Joe DiMaggio and Marilyn Monroe married and divorced in 1954. But in 1961, he came to her aid in Florida when she was nearing an emotional collapse after divorcing playwright Arthur Miller.

When Joe DiMaggio walked into Dr. Rock Positano’s New York City clinic in 1990 to seek help for an old heel spur injury, the physician had no idea he would develop a friendship with the iconic ...

Sixty years ago today one of the most famous marriages in American history became official: Marilyn Monroe and Joe DiMaggio. "I don’t think it was a surprise at all," said Jerry Coleman, one of ...

It was produced during Marilyn Monroe’s visit to the San Francisco Federal Building to secure a new passport for her upcoming ...

Book Reveals Joe DiMaggio's Torment After Marilyn Monroe's Death. ... Both divorcees, Monroe and DiMaggio married in 1954, but split just nine months later.

For a couple of generations, Joe DiMaggio symbolized the word class. He was called the Yankee Clipper because he seemed to glide across the baseball field: stately, graceful and powerful. He set ...

A signed passport photo of Marilyn Monroe made the day the actress and her new husband Joe DiMaggio were prepping for their ...

Marilyn Monroe, left, with her husband baseball legend Joe DiMaggio. The couple married in January 1954, but their marriage was marred by reported jealousy on DiMaggio’s part and alleged abuse.

Joe Jr., DiMaggio’s namesake and only child, was born on October 23, 1941, to DiMaggio’s first wife, Dorothy Arnold. DiMaggio, usually stoic, seemed to speak with joy at the arrival of his son.

But nearly 75 years before the connection between pop music icon Taylor Swift and Kansas City Chiefs star Travis Kelce became a public obsession, Americans were similarly infatuated with the ...

“Marilyn Monroe and Joe DiMaggio were married today in what was supposed to have been a quiet ceremony, but wasn’t,” the Associated Press reported, noting that 500 people had jammed the City ...