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(Bauer Griffin) Lindsay Lohan appears in front of an LA court on January 30, 2013. It seems Lindsay Lohan can't keep away from the courts. No, we're not talking about her recent appearance before an LA courtroom on January 30. This time the star is set to file a $1.1 million lawsuit against a clothing manufacturer that sold leggings designed by Lohan, according to TMZ . The manuafacturer, 6126 Collection, apparently collaborated with Lohan and sold leggings she designed. Lohan says she owns the 6126 trademark, which just happens to be the birthdate of Lohan's favorite old-time Hollywood star, Marilyn Monroe, who was born on June 1, 1926. This got us wondering: is Lindsay Lohan trying to be the next Marilyn Monroe? Let's take a look at some of Lindsay's most Marilyn-inspired looks: Both Lohan and Monroe love a bold red lip. (PacificCoastNews.com; Sam Shaw) They also both love bleach blonde, wavy locks. (Getty Images; Ben Ross) They both wear cateye sunglasses. (Flam...

National Portrait Gallery St Martin's Place , London , WC2H 0HE Edith Sitwell and Marilyn Monroe, 1953 Photograph by George Silk/LIFE Time Inc. Time Out rating: <strong>Rating: </strong>3/5 User ratings: <strong>Rating: </strong>4/5 (3 ratings) Time Out says Wed Oct 31 2012 This tiny, free exhibition in an NPG nook doesn't bother with the question of whether the world needs to see more pictures of Norma Jeane Mortenson, or indeed, any of the same ones over again. But you might as well ask why we look at any photos, or hire good-looking actors to star in films, or concern ourselves with beauty at all. We love her, perhaps, because of her combination of innocence and knowingness. The smile is Judy Garland, the eyes Ava Gardner: she's permanently, sweetly unsatisfying, the visual equivalent of the siren's song and possibly just as dangerous. Some images here are very familiar Andr De Dienes's early modelling shots, stills and lobby cards fr...

January 24, 2013 7:43 AM A 26-foot tall statue of Marilyn Monroe in Palm Springs, Calif., was hosed down by the fire department. The statue, titled "Forever Marilyn," is a traveling public art project.

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Marilyn Monroe continues to beguile the world today. And now a gallery in New York is showcasing some rediscovered photos of the iconic movie star shot in 1955. The Danziger Gallery has continued with the exhibition which started Jan. 10. It runs to Feb. 9 even though the man who shot the grainy eight-millimeter footage passed away on Dec. 11. However, Peter Mangone lived to oversee the printing of his historic pictures and the publication of the gallerys catalogue, the gallery reports. MARILYN FOREVER: A blazing star 50 years after death Mangone was a high school student in New York who skipped his Grade 9 class in an attempt to stake out the star at the Gladstone Hotel. Monroe had just divorced Joe DiMaggio and was living at the hotel while taking classes at the Actors Studio. On a grey, March day, the fan used his new Revere movie camera and caught the star as she emerged from the hotel and noticed the young fan. According to the Danziger Gallery, Monroe beckoned him to follow and...

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Marilyn Monroe Peter Mangone Peter Mangone was a high school student in New York who skipped his Grade 9 class in an attempt to stake out the star at the Gladstone Hotel. Monroe had just divorced Joe DiMaggio and was living at the hotel while taking classes at the Actors Studio. Marilyn Monroe continues to beguile the world today. And now a gallery in New York is showcasing some rediscovered photos of the iconic movie star shot in 1955. The Danziger Gallery has continued with the exhibition which started Jan. 10. It runs to Feb. 9 even though the man who shot the grainy eight-millimeter footage passed away on Dec. 11. However, Peter Mangone lived to oversee the printing of his historic pictures and the publication of the gallerys catalogue, the gallery reports. Mangone was a high school student in New York who skipped his Grade 9 class in an attempt to stake out the star at the Gladstone Hotel. Monroe had just divorced Joe DiMaggio and was living at the hotel while taking classes at ...

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BY Justine Ashley | January 15 2013 5:02 PM Lindsay Lohans bitter personal battles and career struggles have long been compared to that of Marilyn Monroe. Now Megan Fox is likening the troubled starlet to Monroe. In a new interview with Esquire , Fox spoke about her realization that the actress, who died at 36, isnt the best iconic figure to idolize and compared the legendary star to Lohan. "I started reading about her and realized that her life was incredibly difficult, Fox said. Its like when you visualize something for your future. I didn't want to visualize something so negative. "She wasn't powerful at the time, she continued. She was sort of like Lindsay. She was an actress who wasn't reliable, who almost wasn't insurable. ... She had all the potential in the world, and it was squandered. I'm not interested in following in those footsteps." Comparisons between Lohan and Monroe are nothing new. In a 2008 shoot for New York magazine , Lohan posed...

Megan Fox says she is not interested in following in the footsteps of troubled but famous actresses Marilyn Monroe ... and Lindsay Lohan. Photos: Celebrity babies of 2012 / 2013 Lindsay Lohan's mug shots Stories: Lindsay Lohan, via lawyer, pleads not guilty in misdemeanor car crash case Megan Fox quits Twitter, explains why on Facebook Megan Fox shows off post-baby body - See photos The 26-year-old actress, a former "Transformers" star who remains an international sex symbol, made her comments to Esquire magazine in a February 2013 interview. Fox once had a tattoo of Monroe , who was found dead in 1962 at age 36 after battling substance addiction for years. Her death was ruled a probable suicide, caused by an accidental overdose of sedatives. Fox started the process of having her ink removed in 2011." "I started reading about her and realized that her life was incredibly difficult," Fox told the magazine about Monroe. "It's like when you visualize...

Footage discovered by accident after fan, Peter Mangone, thought he'd thrown it away Shows newly-divorced Monroe relaxed and natural walking around Fifth Avenue - hours before she sang to JFK in Madison Square Garden Photographer sadly dies month before exhibition he put together opens but it will go on as a 'fitting tribute' By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 10:02 EST, 13 January 2013 | UPDATED: 10:59 EST, 13 January 2013 Lost photographs that a 15-year-old boy took of a natural and relaxed Marilyn Monroe on an afternoon in New York are being exhibited for the first time. Peter Mangone donned a suit and tie and used to cut class from Bronx's James Monroe High School in 1955 to go and look for his idol outside her home at the Gladstone Hotel. Armed with just an eight millimeter movie camera, luckily for him, in Monroe's charismatic laid-back way, she invited him to film her one afternoon as she made her way around Fifth Avenue. Caught on film: Marilyn Monroe was ...