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Contents: Making Book On Campus (Let’s make a bet: We say students can place big-money wagers in the stacks of the college library. The odds are in our favor); Galerie Morpheus (A Beverly Hills gallery exhibits nightmares on canvas. And a life-size Alien. In the museum shop, no one hears you scream); Dr. Jokes (Harold Ramis, the comic genius behind movies such as Animal House, Caddyshack and Groundhog Day, is back with a new flick, Bedazzled); Eastern Horizon (Every year Japanese automakers save their best work for the Tokyo Motor Show. Say wasabi to this year’s hottest models); Playboy‘s Pro Football Forecast (The era of dynasties is finished. To pick the winners, you need to study the losers. This season’s pigskin talk as all about Colts and Skins); You Don’t Have To Be Gay To Get Laid But It Helps! (A little talk about women’s shoes goes a long way. So remake yourself with a bit of pink – and get ready to score. Swish!); The Hot, The Horny, The Hilarious (Since it’s debut 40 years ago this month, the Playboy Advisor has responded to 350,000 letters. We’ve run 600,000 – here are some treasures); Black Inside (Outrageous, rude? Count on it. Big? Almost nobody has taken off like Eminem); 20Q: Seth Green (Buffy the Vampire Slayer’s rock-and-roll werewolf says Meryl Streep wants his junk and Susan Sarandon needs to lose that Robbins guy); Digital Wearables (The latest fashion is belt-clip Internet portals); Duhh! (A Rolex on Krypton? These movie gaffes will drive fans goofy) Fiction – The Black And White Sisters (Their household is extreme: Swarthy Guinness, with its whipped-cream froth, is the only beer served. The whimsies of fashion are rooted in a colorful checkerboard explanation, but be forewarned: It’s a dark one) Interview – Jennifer Lopez (With three new movies and a new album, the multithreat talent is doing what even Madonna couldn’t pull off – triumph as a singer and actor. And, oh yes, she has that affair with Sean Combs. And rocked the world with a dress. Read all about it) Pictorial – Naval Engagement (Anchors away – uniforms, too. Our Navy officer risked her command to float a Ship of Drools); Playmate: All’s Fare (Kerissa Fare grew uup a tomboy. Now she’s a femme fatale); Shari Belafonte (She’s one of the busiest, most beautiful women in Hollywood. We’re glad we got on her schedule) Notes And News – The World Of Playboy; Legs And Eggs! (Easter eggs, Limp Bizkits and French DJ’s at the mansion); The Playboy Forum (A high grade to the Playboy Advisor; divorcing deads); Playmate News (PMOY party; Donna Michelle and Tony Curtis) Departments – Playbill; Dear Playboy; After Hours; Wired; Living Online; Men; Mantrack;The Playboy Advisor; Party Jokes; Where And How To Buy; On The Scene; Grapevine; Potpourri Lifestyle – Fall And Winter Fashion Forecast (Think crossover. This season, the English countryside meets downtown lounge); Play It Again, Sony (PlayStation 2 is so sophisticated that the Japanese government feared its military use by terrorists); From Yes Sir To Big Sur (Take this job and shove it onto a laptop. Then head for our choice – eight getaways) Reviews – Movies (Keri Russell’s Mad About Mambo; Vincent D’Onofrio sounds off); Video (Being John Malkovich – it’s exhausting! A big hit from The Sopranos’ Michael Imperioli); Music (Supergrass and Elastica keep Brit-pop alive; two guitarists named Chris find blues clues); Books (Nymphomania; directors in print; comic-book culture)
Issue: September 2000
Condition: Very Good