Playboy Magazine, July 2008
Aug. 7, 2023 in PlayBoy 2000s by Wyatt Earp
Playboy Magazine, July 2008
Playboy's July 2008 edition offers readers an engaging mix of content:
- RELIGION 101: Comedian and critic Bill Maher embarks on a global exploration to uncover why people cling to various religious beliefs. A cynical view of faith, spirituality, and the oddities of religious tenets.
- BIFF! BLAM! SOCKO! KA-POW!: An in-depth look at the resurgence of superhero cinema, highlighting The Incredible Hulk, Iron Man, Hellboy II: The Golden Army, Wanted, and The Dark Knight. This piece explores why these characters remain relevant and captivating.
- THE PLAYBOY BAR: TEQUILA: Discover the rich history of tequila, the liquor favored by rock stars and rebels. From delicious margaritas to adventurous body shots, this feature reveals the cultural significance of Mexico's famous drink.
- HOT STUFF: A guide to what's hot this summer, including a new sex position, the best outdoor rock festivals, and everything else that will make your summer sizzle.
- THE SHAMELESS LIFE AND SENSATIONAL DEATH OF THE SLEAZIEST MAN IN HOLLYWOOD: An exploration of the life and tragic end of David Hans Schmidt, who gained notoriety for his scandalous dealings with celebrity photos and videos.
- NOBODY MOVE: The first installment of a gritty modern noir by Denis Johnson. A gripping tale of debt, danger, and a chance encounter with a fractured goddess.
- A BETTER WAY TO DO BUSINESS: An insightful look at progressive values in American capitalism, highlighting businesses that foster the ethic of common good.
- LEWIS BLACK: A candid interview with America's angriest comic, as he rants about personal experiences, his TV show, and his unique humor.
- DR. DREW PINSKY: An intimate conversation with Dr. Drew Pinsky, the renowned authority on addiction and celebrity. He shares his insights on addiction, controversial celebrities, and even the perils of specific sexual activities.
Packed with unique insights, cultural commentary, and vibrant storytelling, the July 2008 issue of Playboy provides both entertainment and depth, reflecting on contemporary issues while indulging in the lighter side of life.
