Playboy Magazine, August 2011
Aug. 10, 2023 in PlayBoy 2000s by Wyatt Earp
Playboy Magazine, August 2011
The August 2011 edition of Playboy brings together a stimulating blend of features, interviews, pictorials, and columns. Dive into this compelling issue to find:
FEATURES:
- "An Afro in the Cosmos": Reggie Watts's offbeat comedic genius is explored by Anthony Bozza, highlighting how Watts stands in a creative class of his own.
- "Goldeneye": An inside tour of the Jamaican beach paradise where Ian Fleming crafted the thrilling adventures of James Bond.
- "Shock Value": Jason Zinoman unveils the transformation of the horror genre by innovative minds like Wes Craven and Sean Cunningham, showing how they brought the true terror back to horror films.
- "After Midnight": A guide to the best late-night party spots across 14 U.S. cities, ensuring a thrilling night out for readers.
- "Live Nude Models": Jonathan Lethem contemplates the age-old question: Is it sexier to imagine a woman's naked body or to see it in the flesh?
INTERVIEW:
- James Franco: In a candid conversation with Stephen Rebello, the versatile actor discusses the Oscars, his penchant for multitasking, and the public's fascination with his sexuality.
PICTORIALS:
- "Camp Playboy": An adult take on summer camp, complete with Playmates and endless fun.
- "Playmate: Iryna Ivanova": Meet Miss August, a stunning beauty who boasts both alluring curves and savvy business skills.
- "Charlie Sheen's Goddess Has Left the Building": An insider's look at Bree Olson and the explosive combination of "two goddesses and a warlock."
COLUMNS:
- "I, Scumbag": Editor of Deadspin, A.J. Daulerio, opens up about his role in the downfall of more than a few public figures, revealing his complex relationship with his work.
- "Friends, Benefits, and the Art of the Booty Call": Columnist Lisa Lampanelli shares her humorous take on no-strings-attached sexual encounters and how to navigate them successfully—or not.
The August 2011 issue of Playboy delivers a multi-faceted reading experience that will entertain and challenge readers, combining cultural exploration, celebrity insights, artistic appreciation, and the iconic Playboy allure. Whether you're seeking entertainment, intellectual stimulation, or simply a pleasurable read, this issue has something to offer.
