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Contents: The Battle For Picasso’s Mind (John Meroney reveals the strangest CIA mission of the Cold War: deploying modern art as weaponry); Wes Is More (Artist Wes Lang counts Playboy among his chief inspirations. Uncover why in this collection of his new work); The Fuck It List (Only suckers wait for retirement to live out their dreams. We propose 19 unforgettable – and attainable – experiences); Chasing Molly (Is it ultra-pure ecstasy for a new generation of club kids or a deadly scam? Frank Owen takes us on a quest to find the truth); Clubland (From Ibiza to Las Vegan, we have your VIP pass to the world’s best nightclubs where you can annihilate all inhibition) Fiction – Zombie (Chuck Palahniuk creates a world where excape from fear and responsibility is just a jolt away) Interview – Bernie Sanders (Jonathan Tasini discusses the issues driving the maverick senator, from inequality to the perils of hypercapitalism and hypocrisy on the Hill) 20Q – Idris Elba (Rob Tannenbaum learns how the actor went from drug lord Stringer Bell to Nelson Mandela, juggling rapping, deejaying and fatherhood in the process) Pictorials – Afternoon Delight (German model Sarah Domke finds a Grecian pond for a day of relaxation); Bohemian Rhapsody (Miss November offers a taste of her wild side in an alluring paradise); Iman Returns (Rediscover Peter Beard’s legendary photographs of Iman, the Somali supermodel who took the world by storm) News & Notes – World Of Playboy (The Hefners throw soirees in London, Pebble Beach and the Mansion; Hef and Crystal’s magical day at Disneyland; Raquel swoons on Jimmy Kimmel Live); Playmate News (Neferteri Shepherd organizes to help fellow mothers; Amelia Talon shows off a revealing ensemble; Nicole Dahm cuts the ribbon at a wild new saloon in San Diego) Departments – Playbill; Dear Playboy; After Hours; Reviews; Mantrack; Playboy Advisor; Party Jokes Playboy Forum – American Dreams Foreclosed (Laura Gottesdiener maps the fallout from the continuing mortgage crisis); Reader Response (Debating the place of government in the bedroom and the church; deconstructing arguments against atheism); The Smiley Face That Ate America (Can an emoji ever replace a frown? Taffy Brodesser-Akner laments how we communicate today); The New 9/11 (Cyber warfare is the biggest terrorist threat to America. Chip Rowe assesses our defenses) Columns – Stop Picking On Vegetarians (Is quinoa too girlie? Joel Stein teaches us a thing or two about the way real men eat. Hold the meat); Passing The Zip Code Test (Deborah Schoeneman details the realities of long-distance dating) Fashion – Out Of The Blue (This season’s coolest watches frame the hours in color) Dining – Decadence For Dinner (Sean McCusker teams up with 2013’s best chefs to throw a dinner party with flair, Playboy style)
Issue: November 2013
Condition: Very Good