Playboy Magazine, May 2015
Aug. 13, 2023 in PlayBoy 2000s by Wyatt Earp
Playboy Magazine, May 2015
The May 2015 edition of Playboy offers a blend of captivating features, interviews, fiction, and visual delights that cover various facets of modern life and culture:
- The Magic Little Blue Pill: Kevin Cook examines the impact of Viagra on Americans' sex lives, diving into its historical significance and what lies ahead for this revolutionary drug.
- Fiction - Jasmine Daze of the Condor: In a thrilling piece by James Grady, Condor is back, facing challenges to his CIA instincts like never before.
- The Making of the Mafia's Ultimate Home Movie: Stephen Rebello takes readers behind the scenes of "Goodfellas," a film never expected to become a classic, with insights from the cast and crew.
- 20Q with Josh Hartnett: "Penny Dreadful" star Josh Hartnett opens up to Stephen Rebello, admitting something few actors would: the critics were right about his career.
- Screw U: This feature explores a new kind of winemaker that dismisses pretentiousness, showcasing the cans, bags, and contraptions that are redefining the wine experience.
- Interview with Bill Maher: David Hochman gets into the mind of contrarian comedian and political commentator Bill Maher, finding answers that are precisely what one would expect from the outspoken firebrand.
- Barely Legal: Molly Oswaks uncovers the motivations of the next generation of nudists, looking into why they choose to disrobe like their parents.
- Madonna: The Lost Nudes: Featuring never-before-seen photos from a 1979 artistic nude shoot with a then-unknown Madonna, captured by Martin H.M. Schreiber.
- The Lap of Luxury: Pictorial with Miss May Brittany Brousseau, a country girl with a love for luxury, portrayed in a surprisingly sultry manner.
- Valley Girls: The Coachella desert sun provides the backdrop for Playboy's Playmates to let loose, demonstrating that the real fun is found away from the music.
From the intimate and cultural to the glamorous and unexpected, the May 2015 issue of Playboy invites readers into a world that stimulates both intellect and senses. It offers insights into the transformative moments of pop culture, the evolution of norms, and the aesthetic joy of the visual form. Whether exploring the pharmaceutical revolution, the allure of cinema, or the unapologetic celebration of self, this edition presents a diverse array of engagement for its readership.
