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30. Sept. 2017 · September 30, 2017 4:04 am CET. By Carrie Pitzulo. It is no exaggeration to say that Hugh Hefner, the womanizing hedonist and founder of Playboy magazine who died at 91 on Wednesday, helped to define modern American sexual culture. He was “Hef,” an icon of late 20th-century personal freedom, celebrity and consumerism, albeit one whose silk ...
The Playboy Philosophy 2 Festival, Playboy records, Playboy Tours and our nationally syndicated television show, Playboy's Penthouse). The professional critics and commentators on the contemporary scene could not too long resist supplying a personal analysis of the Playboy phenomenon. In Commentary-- "A journal of significant
The Playboy Philosophy Turns 40. Playboy, a mere magazine? No—it’s a philosophy. Given the wild success of what Hugh Hefner called his “urban men’s magazine”—in the years before “urban” was a codeword for “Black”—Hef felt the need to explain to “friends and critics alike—our guiding principles,” and to offer “a few ...
28. Sept. 2017 · So many wrote in that the magazine created “The Playboy Forum,” where it published readers’ letters discussing the content of the “Philosophy.” Playboy became more than just a magazine ...
Vor einem Tag · Hugh Hefner surrounded by the waitstaff at the original Playboy Club in Chicago, 1960. Playboy, American magazine aimed at men, the first to present female nudity and sexually oriented material in a relatively sophisticated format. For the magazine’s first issue in 1953, its founder, Hugh Hefner, used a previously unpublished nude calendar ...
Certainly among the rarest items I own, this compiled work represents Hugh Hefner and Playboy's "editorial credo." I have only scratched the surface of The Playboy Philosophy, but I am captivated by the literary ease with which Hefner delivers intellectually stimulating discourse on virtually every salient aspect of social relations, sexuality, religion, politics and psychology that yields ...
