PMOY Jaclyn Swedberg, Miss June Amelia Talon, interviews with Tom Cruise and Rhys Ifans, The Bionic Man and More...
PAT JORDAN, a pistol strapped to his hip, tests the limits of open-carry laws in towns near Atlanta. If a man walked into your workplace, a bar or shop or even strolled down the street packing heat, would you feel more secure or would you run away?
ADAM LEVIN explores the discreet gambling parlors of the celebrated city.
Forty-five years ago we asked 11 artists for their takes on the classic Centerfold. Critic DAVE HICKEY examines the meaning of the works then and now.
Philosopher SLAVOJ IEK questions why so many Americans concern themselves with the “bad” habits of others.
STEVEN KOTLER shares an extraordinary story of modern technology.
The neoclassicists say they have it figured out. But TIM SCHULTZ notes that some rebellious disciples of the dismal science beg to differ.
As he turns 50, the actor and mogul opens up to MICHAEL FLEMING about the missteps that nearly derailed his career.
STEPHEN REBELLO gets the wild Welshman to talk about his bad boy ways and his role in the new Spider-Man movie.
An exiled Balkan count asks for assistance in securing a new mansion. The Mexican novelist CARLOS FUENTES weaves a horrifying tale of what lies within.
Our Rabbit is naturally footloose and fancy free, so it’s unusual to see him presenting a knotty problem for a beautiful woman such as newly crowned PMOY Jaclyn Swedberg. We knew our hare was afoot when we saw Jaclyn nearly undressed—and cool Mansion grass between the toes is how he rolls.
Photographer Brian Bowen Smith and stunning Danish model Stephanie -Corneliussen create dusty, lusty memories on a dry lake bed in the Mojave.
Miss June, an avid gamer, chose -modeling over video game design. Both, she says, are art forms. As you’ll see, Amelia is also one.
Miss April 2011, whom we discovered two years ago at a casting call at the Mansion, takes the crown.
JOEL STEIN tries to end the conflict between two classic male subsets.
There’s a reason beautiful people have sex on camera, says LISA LAMPANELLI, while you do it in the dark.
How much of the way we relate to one another is automatic and how much do we control? That essential question, writes physicist LEONARD MLODINOW, is being pursued in the new field of social neuroscience.
Seventy years ago, the government forced a Dayton farmer to pay a fine for growing too much wheat. CHIP ROWE revisits the case, which mirrors the debate over compelling Americans to buy health insurance.
Is the debt “crisis” overblown?; fiscal equality; what Nietzsche meant.
Facebook apology; coke in the doors; 10-year-old with a tat; condoms as evidence; dangerous tweets.
Bruno Mars plays the Mansion; Hef is honored for his work saving the famous Hollywood sign; Man + Machine mixes music and fashion at a preshow Grammys party; toasting gods and goddesses.
Playmates and celebs groove to Cirque du Soleil’s Michael Jackson: The Immortal World Tour in L.A.; playboy Mexico circles the competition at the -Festival Ferrari in Mexico City; Quincy Jones, Johnny Knoxville, Chris Tucker and other famous faces at the release party for our Sex & Music issue.
Francesca Frigo shines in Taste It: The Movie; -Alison Waite hosts Hole Lotta Love on the Back9Network; personal dating advice from Brande Roderick; -Bunnies 4 the Cure helps fight breast cancer.