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Government

Oct. 9, 2007

Protecting the Future of Marilyn’s Past

SACRAMENTO - The California Legislature wants to treat Marilyn Monroe like a piece of property.

By Gary Scott
Daily Journal Staff Writer

      SACRAMENTO - The California Legislature wants to treat Marilyn Monroe like a piece of property.
      More speficially, the Assembly and Senate have unanimously passed a bill that would define Monroe's name, voice, signature, image and likeness as property under the law so that her designated heirs would have the exclusive right to control and pro...

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