Playboy Magazine, May 2008
Aug. 7, 2023 in PlayBoy 2000s by Wyatt Earp
The May 2008 edition of Playboy provides a multi-faceted reading experience.
Tom Farley Jr. and Tanner Colby give readers a heart-wrenching glimpse into the last days of comedian Chris Farley, while Steve Morgenstern enlightens tech enthusiasts with the latest developments in home theater technology. Tracy Ringolsby previews the 2008 baseball season with a special spotlight on young talent.
Laura Kipnis offers a unique feminist view on the hatred directed at Hillary Clinton, revealing more about the haters than their subject. Ron Carlson's fiction piece, "In Old Moab," paints an atmospheric account of unexpected awakenings in the Utah desert. Eric Alterman challenges conservative rhetoric in his piece, "Why We Loathe Liberals."
In the interview section, Fareed Zakaria engages in a candid conversation with David Sheff about America's global role and the prospects for peace. Visual features include a sultry pictorial of poker champion Jennifer "Jennicide" Leigh, a vibrant showcase of Playmate AJ Alexander, and a stunning collection spotlighting the women of Putin's Russia.
