Marilyn Monroe remains an enduring icon of glamour and mystery, and a dedicated time capsule has been created to preserve significant artifacts from her life. The plexiglass capsule, first unveiled at the Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel's Cinegrill restaurant, contains intimate memorabilia such as a lock of Monroe's hair, baby photographs donated by her sister Bebe Goddard, a pair of red silk pajamas designed by Mr. Blackwell, and notably, the red lipstick used by Monroe's favorite makeup artist, Whitey Snider. This lipstick has recently been reported stolen, fueling a determined search to recover this iconic piece of Hollywood history. The time capsule represents a collective effort by friends and associates of Marilyn Monroe to celebrate her legacy beyond her acting career. Additional items include a ring she gave to a friend, a book titled "The Life and Curious Death of Marilyn Monroe" by Robert Slatzer, an Egyptian necklace gifted to her neighbor Jeannie Carmen, and personal items from her final preparations. These artifacts offer a window into Monroe's life, personality, and the enduring fascination she commands. Originally presented to an audience of roughly 75 dedicated individuals, the time capsule embarked on a national exhibition tour planned to last one year. Following this tour, the capsule is set to be sealed and buried near the Hollywood Bowl until August 5, 2062—the centennial of Monroe's untimely death. This unprecedented tribute ensures that Marilyn Monroe's memory will be preserved for future generations and continue to inspire. The story of the stolen lipstick adds to the mystique surrounding Monroe’s legacy, sparking interest among historians and fans alike. It highlights the challenges of preserving cultural artifacts, especially those associated with iconic figures. The loss of the lipstick not only deprives memorabilia collectors but also extinguishes a tangible connection to Hollywood's golden age. Efforts continue to locate the missing lipstick and to safeguard the other items within the capsule. Meanwhile, the time capsule project serves as a powerful reminder of Monroe’s lasting influence on fashion, film, and popular culture. It also underscores the importance of responsible stewardship of historic memorabilia, encouraging collaboration between owners, preservation groups, and the public. As the 100th anniversary approaches, Marilyn Monroe's legacy is kept alive not only through her films and public image but also through these carefully curated artifacts. The dedication of fans and historians ensures that the story of Marilyn Monroe—and even her stolen lipstick—remains a vibrant part of Hollywood history.