She was Hollywood’s brightest star — a woman whose beauty, talent, and tragedy defined an era. But for Marilyn Monroe, death didn’t end the performance. Since that August night in 1962, her spirit has been seen all across Los Angeles — sitting quietly on a bench at the Santa Monica Pier, gliding past mirrors at the Roosevelt Hotel, or drifting like a soft pink mist above her grave at Westwood Cemetery. Some say she’s searching for peace. Others think she simply loved the limelight too much to ever step away. Either way, one thing’s certain — in Hollywood, Marilyn Monroe will always have top billing.
