Playboy Magazine, July 2010
Aug. 9, 2023 in PlayBoy 2000s by Wyatt Earp
The July 2010 issue of Playboy takes readers on a fascinating journey through various dimensions of culture, entertainment, and innovation. Ken Gross sets the tone with an insider's look at futuristic excellence in automobiles from the Geneva Auto Show, detailing the cars that may shape our tomorrow in "Reinventing the Wheel."
Kevin Cook dives deep into the subconscious, exploring the burgeoning field of sleep science in "Sleep is a Battlefield," revealing how something as simple as sleep can dramatically influence our lives.
Nostalgic reflections on the iconic Playboy Clubs and the charming Bunny-tailed women come alive in Neal Gabler's "The Bunny Years." For the globetrotters, Lawrence Osborne's "Drinking in Islamabad" provides a gripping tale of his visit to Pakistan, one of the driest places on Earth.
The glamorous lodging choices of Hollywood’s elite and the allure behind them are dissected by hotelier André Balazs in "Overnight Sensation."
Cameron Diaz’s vibrant interview with Stephen Rebello covers her lively perspective on laughter, sex, and her captivating career, while HBO’s vampire, Stephen Moyer, delves into love and life in his conversation.
Roberto Bolaño's fiction piece, "Joanna Silvestri," is an evocative story of a legendary porn star reconnecting with a past lover, bringing both nostalgia and emotion to the pages.
Soccer fans will be delighted with the "Girls of the World Cup" section, featuring 32 international beauties showing support for the World Cup teams. Miss July, Shanna Marie McLaughlin, radiates as Playboy's sun-kissed Playmate, and Natasha Alam, True Blood’s latest vampire sensation, exudes an immortal sex appeal.
John Dempsey's whimsical cartoon segment on nudists adds a touch of humor to this richly diverse edition.
With its blend of technology, sensuality, history, and entertainment, the July 2010 Playboy offers something for every reader, making it a must-have issue.
