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Contents: The Terrorist Dollar (Access to laundered money turns out to be the key to wrecking global havoc. Guess who’s climbed into bed with the Mob?); Tabloid Tsar (Under Steve Coz’s guidance, the National Enquirer stormed the mainstream, breaking stories about O.J., Jesse Jackson and the Clintons. His reporters ferreted out the world’s dirty secrets. But what happens when the unthinkable, an attack of anthrax, happens inside your own building); Ocean’s 11 The 1960 Rat Pack caper remains the ultimate documentary of cool. With the remake set for release, we go back to where the fun started and those crazy nights at the Sands); The New Sexual Etiquette (Neatness counts! So does good behavior regarding oral sex, first dates and talking dirty. If you want to get laid, these babes advise, it’s important to be both naughty and nice); Plus: Ten Moves That Guarantee She’ll Say Yes (Bone up, friend, and be assured of a happy outcome); Year Of The Hobbit (George Lucas owes a big debt to J.R.R. Tolkien’s Lord Of The Rings. Seems Star Wars wouldn’t exist without Gandalf and Frado. We report some other interesting facts, too); Kiss And Makeup (This is our idea of Gene therapy. It involves plenty of recombination – with gorgeous groupies and Shannon Tweed); Centerfolds On Sex: Julie Cialini (As much as Julie likes to masturbate, she says there’s no substitute for a man’s penis); That Was The Year That Was (TV survived, the FBI flopped, the Boy Scouts got into a knotty fix. Looks as if irony is alive and well); 20Q: Dan Patrick (The Sportscenter desk jockey has plenty to say about strip clubs, broadcaster lingo and the supremacy of basketball players. He also tells why he hates soccer); Horsing Around (Here’s a great way to get started betting the ponies) Interview – Brit Hume (When Brit Hume left the White House beat at ABC, to anchor the Fox News Channel, it was like leaving the Yankees to join an expansion team. Now, claims Hume, his team has made the World Series – it’s down to Fox and CNN. In an important Playboy Interview, he talks about liberal bias, two Bush presidents and how the media dealt with September’s terror attacks) Pictorials – Joanie Laurer: Warrior Princess (Chyna is gone, but Joanie’s bod still kicks ass); Playmate: Nicole Narain (Nicole went from the heartland into our hearts – and that was before we knew her tongue was pierced); The Year In Sex (Sex – a whole year’s worth! (Gary, Jesse, Rudy, Anna Nicole – plus “Name That Navel”); Playmate Review (Check our four seasons of beauty in 12 easy pieces. Who will be the lucky winner?) Fiction – The Invisible Man (If you’re a crook it’s handy to go unseen. Imagine the possibilities on trains, in stores, in locker rooms. Imagine if the woman shadowing you is invisible, too); Aiding And Abetting (Steven’s wife is constantly pampering her depressed, narcissistic little brother. Steven thinks all the guy needs to hear is the truth. Big mistake) News And Notes – Hangin’ With Hef (Kevin Spacey and Andy Dick; private train to Sea World); The Playboy Forum (Faith-based politics look like a joke after September 11); Playmate News (Playmates unwrapped, Julie McCullough, Rock Star premiere) Departments – Playbill; Dear Playboy; After Hours; Wired; Living Online; Playboy TV; Playboy.COM; Men; Mantrack; The Playboy Advisor; Party Jokes; Where And How To Buy; On The Scene; Grapevine; Potpourri Lifestyle – Champagne Cocktails (Mix it up for New Year’s Eve with recipes from favorite bars); Eleventh-Hour Santa (A stereo, a snowboard, a flashlight, a knife, a chair – it’s not too late!); Fashion: Hotel Holiday (It’s the season for parties and homecomings) Reviews – Music (Bob Dylan, Merle Haggard, Maxwell); Movies (Indie hits, Joely Richardson); Video (Directors who act, The Blue Angel); Books (Sex, gambling and Dennis Miller)
Issue: January 2002
Condition: Very Good