Playboy USA Nr.4 - April 2007 - Ashley Massaro

Original Inhaltsbeschreibung:

• features
  BOOSTING THE BIG TUNA John Mendell was a top-notch street burglär who allegedly robbed the secret lair of Chicago Mafia boss Tony "Big Tuna" Accardo. Then Mendell got iced. Nearly three decades later we present a true-crime exclusive as the man accused of his murder finally goes to trial, in a case dubbed Operation Family Secrets. BY HILLEL LEVIN
  L.A. CONFIDENTIAL 2007 A renegade group of gossip blogs, including Perez Hilton, Jossip and Gawker, has ripped up the Hollywood-reporting system. Our writer—a former gossip columnist for New York magazine's Intelligencer—takes a look at who's who, who's a liar, who's suing whom and how blogs have changed the way journalists cover celebrities. BY DEBORAH SCHOENEMAN
  SWING FEVER Few men live near a legendary golf course; most will travel a great distance to get to one. For where there are great courses, there are also superb hotels, bars and beautiful women. We crash the ultimate greens parties. BY STEVE AGER, KEVIN COOK AND SCOTT GUMMER
  DR. T TO THE RESCUE For years human growth hormone has been the jock's favorite steroid, and why not? Promoters in the antiaging industry claim it makes you bigger and stronger, increases your libido, restores your youthful looks and adds years to your life. Now it is being marketed as the ultimate elixir. An acclaimed writer quizzes doctors, pseudophysicians, patients and critics about the wonder drug. BY PAT JORDAN
• fiction
  THE THIRD SENSE The Nobel Prize–winning novelist returns to PLAYBOY with a story about the potential ruin of domestic bliss. Keyed by the unmistakable scent of another woman, a wife sniffs out her husband's infidelity, leaving her to decide whether to confront her feelings or bury them. BY NADINE GORDIMER
• the Playboy forum
  BREAKING THE LAW Patents are supposed to be reserved for inventions that are novel and useful; instead, under our outrageous patent laws, they are being doled out for broad, ill-defined concepts and turned into a system of legalized extortion. BY LORI ANDREWS
• 20Q
  WILL ARNETT Most people know him as Gob, the inept magician from Arrested Development, but with five films due this year, that will change. The Canadian funnyman ponders Arnett backlash, his role as a ruthless figure skater in Blades of Glory and why it would be sweet to take Will Ferrell down. BY ERIC SPITZNAGEL
• interview
  BILL MAHER The political satirist whose name is synonymous with "politically incorrect" skewers the nation's movers and shakers an his hit HBO shoW, Real Time With Bill Maher. His unsparing criticism of President Bush and religion—not to mention his Steve Irwin Halloween costume—has made him no stranger to controversy. Now the host and best-selling author comes even cleaner with a candid discussion about the Iraq war, dating younger women and that stripper's pole in his home. BY DAVID SHEFF

Seitenanzahl: 160 Seiten

Sprache: Englisch

Centerfold / Poster: Miss April von 2007: Giuliana Marino