Francesca Emerson chats about her colourful life in the Hefner empire
Playboy, Penthouse and Hustler — you read them for the articles, right? The joke might be as untrue as it is clichéd
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Male voters may have felt “oppressed” by political correctness as much as Hefner’s followers felt trampled by the imperative to marry.
Hugh Hefner, the Playboy founder and the star of the reality show "The Girls Next Door," has died, Playboy said Wednesday.
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Plans were announced recently for a biopic of the life of <i>Playboy</i>’s founder, Hugh Hefner, writes Dan Glaister in Los Angeles.