She died of a drug overdose back in 2007, but Anna Nicole Smith's story lives on in a new opera titled simply “Anna Nicole.”
And the unique production is coming to New York City this fall, as the Brooklyn Academy of Music and the New York City Opera are teaming up for seven unforgettable performances.
Hoping to capitalize on her late mother's fame, Larry Birkhead has put Anna Nicole Smith's daughter Dannielynn Birkhead in Guess ads just as her mother was twenty years ago.
The six-year-old recently made her debut as a Guess Kids model via beach shots taken in Malibu for the Spring 2013 campaign.
Nearly five years after her untimely death, Anna Nicole Smith's life will be depicted in a made-for-TV movie on Lifetime.
"The Anna Nicole Story" will take us back to Anna's (real name: Vicky Lynn Hogan) early years before she rocketed to fame after appearing as a Playboy Playmate and in her E! reality show, "The Anna Nicole Show."
She passed away back in 2007 and today (June 23), the US Supreme Court ruled against Anna Nicole Smith's heirs, bringing an end to their $88-million claim to the estate of her late husband, J. Howard Marshall.
Finally bringing an end to the drawn-out drug cases surrounding Anna Nicole Smith's death, her ex-boyfriend Howard K. Stern has been found guilty of felony charges.
Following 58 hours of deliberation, the Los Angeles jury reached its verdict with Smith's boyfriend Stern, as well as her doctors Sandeep Kapoor and Khristine Eroshevich, all having been accused of illegally providing drugs to the late pin-up girl.
Coming as a posthumous report, new details reveal that the FBI investigated Anna Nicole Smith for her role in a plot to kill her tycoon husband's son before the issue was dropped after her death.
The just released records from the feds tell that Anna Nicole was investigated in 2000 and 2001 for her possible role in a murder-for-hire plot against E. Pierce Marshall.
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