Marilyn Monroe and Joe DiMaggio exchanged vows at San Francisco’s City Hall, and the world couldn’t get enough of the news ...

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

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

Screen actress Marilyn Monroe holds out her lips to receive a kiss from baseball player Joe DiMaggio as they wait in the judge’s chambers for the marriage ceremony that united them on Jan. 14 ...

In the fall of 1954, weeks after Marilyn Monroe filed for divorce, a devastated Joe DiMaggio turned to the one man who understood: Frank ­Sinatra. Both were American icons, both were of Italian ...

Marilyn gave goddess sex, but no kids.” (Monroe, meanwhile, cited “mental cruelty” as the reason for the split.) DiMaggio was estranged from his only child, Joe Jr., from his first marriage ...

Joe DiMaggio and Marilyn Monroe leave City Hall in a Cadillac as newlyweds. (Getty Images/ Bettmann) Monroe and DiMaggio might have had a more glamorous wedding ceremony if they weren’t both already ...

Joe DiMaggio initially saw Marilyn not in person but in a newspaper. She was posing in a baseball uniform, and he made calls to every connection he had until he found someone who could put them in ...

Yankees great Joe DiMaggio was a creature of habit. He liked to dine at his usual haunts — typically red-sauce Italian joints such as Bamonte’s in Williamsburg and Campagna on East 21st Street ...

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 DiMaggio‘s love for actress Marilyn Monroe is well catalogued, but a new biography written by one of the Yankee great’s longtime friends delves deeper into their fabled romance ...

Marilyn Monroe's white satin kimono is going up for auction on Tuesday, courtesy of the Dallas Auction Gallery's sale. The garment was gifted to the iconic actress by her husband Joe DiMaggio.