Street artist Dickchicken took some time off his cock-faced clucker campaign to let Playboy film his penis. His face fittingly obscured, the anonymous artist also known as Richard Poultry, shared some thoughts on his budding street art career. Read more »
Hey remember Playboy?! I used to subscribe to that mag and honestly don’t think I’ve picked up an issue in the last 10 years. And hey remember The Simpsons?! I used to watch that show but don’t think I’ve watched a full episode in the last 10 years. With that said, these two American cultural institutions have finally found each other and Playboy may finally publish an issue that nobody jerks off to the cover model. |Videogum|
In addition to their regular showcase of slender women, Playboy is also revealing their slimmed down editorial budget. Their newest issue features an Olivia Munn cover shot that looks like it was ripped straight out of Complex’s February/March issue with the Attack of the Show host. It’s just the latest in Playboy’s attempt to transform into Marc Ecko’s barely relevant pop-cultural footwear mag, following the soft porn publication’s overly forced “Hot Chicks, Cool Kicks” spread and snatching Aubrey O’Day for a less blatant cover girl copy.
Although…this it is the Brazilian edition of Playboy, so there’s probably not even a landing strip or hole patch downtown on their October Playmate of the month Ana Paula Tabalipa (For those of you who feel your freedoms are bring violated by those two censor strips, here’s a NSFW video of her in a scene from the movie “Luna Caliente.”). Annnnyway, how bout this Point Of Purchase promotion piece by ad agency Neogama/BBH? It’s Hott! Potentially very Hott! That’s because those naughty-bit strips are actually match-striking surfaces like those on the sides of matchboxes. How convenient. And fucking hazardous! Well, hopefully all the newsstands sold out of the issue before drunken smokers torched any of them. previously: Burton’s Playboy Bunny Snowboards.
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Burton is drawing both praise and ire for their new line of ‘09 Coalition snowboards. The ‘Love’ line features “vintage Playboy magazine photos as the main design element,” prompting at least one 14-year-old girl to write to the Vermont-based company and complain. For others, it’s a return to their roots or at least a heaping of influence from the likes of Supreme. |MinNewYork|
Editor-in-Chief:
Bucky Turco
Contributors:
Copyranter
Kari Ferrell
Marina Galperina
Website design:
Michael Ian Weinfeld
