A signed passport photo of Marilyn Monroe taken the day she and her new husband, Yankees great Joe DiMaggio, were prepping for their 1954 Japanese honeymoon sold for more than $21,000 at an auction ...

Joe DiMaggio only ever asked one person to sign a baseball for him — Mikhail Gorbachev. In 1987, the Yankee Clipper was invited by the Reagan White House to a state dinner honoring the Russian ...

DiMaggio was estranged from his only child, Joe Jr., from his first marriage to actress Dorothy Arnold. According to Positano, that didn’t stop DiMaggio from loving his son and the idea of family.

Joe Jr., DiMaggio’s namesake and only child, was born on October 23, 1941, to DiMaggio’s first wife, Dorothy Arnold. DiMaggio, usually stoic, seemed to speak with joy at the arrival of his son.

HOLLYWOOD, Fla. — Joe DiMaggio, a fisherman’s son whose grace in the field of sports, culture and commerce made him an American legend, died yesterday at his home here. He was 84.

Newlyweds Joe DiMaggio and Marilyn Monroe arrived at the International Airport on Jan. 29, 1954, with plenty of baggage for their departure to Tokyo for an extended honeymoon.

Happy Birthday, Joe. Kostya Kennedy is the author of two best-selling books, 56: Joe DiMaggio And The Last Magic Number In Sports; and Pete Rose: An American Dilemma.

DiMaggio with the Yankees and manager Joe McCarthy (with his arm around DiMaggio), on July 18, after the Yankees Clipper’s Streak ended. Bettmann/CORBIS “No thinking,” Boudreau said.

Vince, Joe and Dom DiMaggio are the only set of brothers to have been All-Stars. While Vince was the oldest, it was Joe and Dom who developed an intense rivalry in the American League.

Joe Jr., DiMaggio’s namesake and only child, was born on October 23, 1941, to DiMaggio’s first wife, Dorothy Arnold. DiMaggio, usually stoic, seemed to speak with joy at the arrival of his son.

Vince, Joe and Dom DiMaggio are the only set of brothers to have been All-Stars. While Vince was the oldest, it was Joe and Dom who developed an intense rivalry in the American League. By Tom Clavin ...