Hugh Hefner will be laid to rest next to Marilyn Monroe, one of Hollywood's most famous and scandalous actresses - and the first woman to ever grace the cover of Playboy. Hefner purchased a crypt ...

Julien's Auctions put together a three-day event in Los Angeles to allow people to bid on pieces of art, memorabilia and even a crypt close to Hefner and Monroe's tombs. The BBC asked people in ...

The marker on Monroe's grave, which had to be replaced due ... artefacts from three American icons of the 20th century, Hugh Hefner, Marilyn Monroe and Playboy." ...

Catching up with his former girlfriend Barbi Benton this past spring, Hugh Hefner was looking forward ... [the magazine’s first cover subject] Marilyn Monroe and he said he was looking forward ...

Hefner lived in the iconic Playboy Mansion until the time of his death Hugh Hefner ... which featured a nude Marilyn Monroe. The same year, Hefner launched media and lifestyle company Playboy ...

But Hugh Hefner's gone ... The cover and centerfold featured Marilyn Monroe. But Monroe never posed for Playboy. Hefner bought old photos a struggling Monroe had posed for under a pseudonym ...

Hugh Hefner laid to rest next to Marilyn Monroe in private funeral attended by wife Crystal and his four children ...

The grave site of late actress Marilyn Monroe. Playboy founder Hugh Hefner later purchased the crypt adjacent. (Mel Bouzad/Getty Images) In a separate cover story for AnOther magazine, de Armas ...

In 1953, a time when states could legally ban contraceptives, Hefner published the first issue of Playboy, featuring naked photos of Marilyn Monroe Playboy founder Hugh M. Hefner, the pipe-smoking ...