Hugh Hefner

Playboy's November issue to feature transgender model as Playmate of the Month

The November issue of Playboy magazine will feature Ines Rau, a transgender model, as Playmate of the Month for the first time

Jared Leto to play Hugh Hefner in Brett Ratner-directed biopic of Playboy founder

Hugh Hefner, who died on 27 September at the age of 91, is getting a biopic with Oscar-winning actor Jared Leto playing the Playboy founder.

Hugh Hefner passes away: Here's a look at some of the best writing found in, and about, Playboy

Playboy and its founder, Hugh Hefner, didn't just publish a whole lot of literary works; they also inspired it — everything from critical essays, investigative exposes, to exhaustive academic studies, and fun thinkpieces

Hugh Hefner's cameo appearances — from Entourage to The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air

Apart from being the editor-in-chief of Playboy magazine, Hugh Hefner made several appearances in both films and television.

Hugh Hefner will be buried next to Marilyn Monroe, Playboy magazine's first cover girl

Playboy magazine founder Hugh Hefner will be buried in a cemetery plot here next to his first magazine cover girl Marilyn Monroe.

Hugh Hefner's unabashed on-screen appearances, from Sex and the City to The House Bunny

Hugh Hefner's film and television appearances were as feisty as his personality. Here are a few glimpses of his on screen performances over the years.

Hugh Hefner, Playboy founder, passes away aged 91; son Cooper issues statement

Hugh Hefner, the founder of America's iconic men's lifestyle magazine Playboy, has passed away at the age of 91 in his Los Angeles home.

Playboy reverses position, brings nudity back to magazine

Naked women are back in Playboy magazine, ending a year-old ban on the nudity that made the magazine famous.

Want to buy the Playboy mansion? It'll only cost you $200 million... and you get to live with Hefner

The five-acre Playboy property with 29 rooms, a game house, wine cellar, swimming pool with a cave-like grotto is on sale for $200 million

Less skin: Playboy to stop running pictures of nude women

Playboy, the adult magazine that launched in 1953 with a sultry Marilyn Monroe on its cover will stop publishing the photographs of the fully nude women so closely associated with it.