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Hugh Hefners “Secret” to good sex at 84!
Saturday, August 7th, 2010 | Celebrity Sex | No Comments
Like we all didn’t know - at 84 if it wasn’t viagra we would be seriously be suprised!
The Playboy has many girlfriends that we know of, known as the Playboy Bunnies, who live with him in his mansion in America.
Hefner has said “Thank goodness for Viagra. But experience also helps. Woody Allen once said: ‘If you don’t think sex is dirty, you’re not doing it right’.”
Hef has also said that having these girlfriends was something to do after his marriage ended, and also added that have this amount of girlfriends was also easier than having just one wife - oh la la .
Playboy empire on brink of sale
Tuesday, November 17th, 2009 | Celebrity Sex, Lifestyle | No Comments
Playboy founder Hugh Hefner changed American pop culture, one centerfold at a time.
With his Playboy Enterprises Inc in talks to be sold for about $US300 million, the 83 year-old Hefner will be giving up control over the iconic adult entertainment empire he founded that was instrumental in shaping society’s opinions on nudity, sex and free speech.
With $US600, Hefner in 1953 published the first Playboy magazine with a partially nude photo of Marilyn Monroe at its centre. The magazine would become not only one of the most successful publications ever, but also a brand that led many Americans to think about sex in a more carefree way.
“Hef” turned Playboy and its bunny head logo into a symbol for a lifestyle he embodied as bachelor extraordinaire, living in a mansion surrounded by wealth and beautiful women.
“This guy was one of the major players in the transformation of American culture in the second half of the 20th century and not just because he had a magazine with naked women in it,” said Robert Thompson, a professor of pop culture at Syracuse University.
In 1972, Playboy had a worldwide circulation of seven million, but that has been in decline ever since, as the liberalisation of sexual attitudes Hefner promoted became more mainstream — and more competitive.
But even as it grew ever more popular, the magazine created rivals such as Penthouse and Hustler. In the 1980s, adult videos grew into a major business and by the late 1990s, the rise of the internet and free pornography on the web became Playboy’s greatest rival for an audience.
Source: taranaki-daily-news