Playboy Magazine, November 2008

Playboy Magazine, November 2008

Playboy's November 2008 issue presents a rich array of content, reflecting on politics, pop culture, masculinity, and entertainment:

"THE CAMPAIGN OF HIS LIFE" by Will Blythe spotlights the influence of Barack Obama's campaign on young voters, following the story of 24-year-old Lamont Carolina, who found purpose and direction after hearing Obama speak.
"FACTS. BOND FACTS" celebrates James Bond's anniversaries by exploring 007's history, impact, and relationship with Playboy.
"I, GAMER" examines the shifting focus in video gaming towards the players and their creativity, along with a preview of the hottest games for fall.
"THE SEXUAL MALE, PART FIVE: THE HARD FACTS" by Chip Rowe delves into the science, symbolism, and societal conceptions surrounding the penis.
"THE WRAITH" by J. Robert Lennon is a fiction piece centered around an unhappily married woman who finds empowerment and transformation through an otherworldly force.
"WELCOME TO POST-RACIAL AMERICA" by Tavis Smiley challenges the notion that Barack Obama's nomination alone signifies the end of racism in the U.S.
Exclusive interview with "CHELSEA HANDLER" captures the humorous insights of the Chelsea Lately host, including her thoughts on drinking, comedy, and sexuality.
An in-depth "interview with DANIEL CRAIG" conducted by David Sheff, discussing Craig's portrayal of James Bond, the evolution of Bond girls, and his views on adventure and character.

Pictorials include:

"BOND GIRLS," honoring the iconic women of 007.
"PLAYMATE: GRACE KIM," featuring the November Playmate who seamlessly combines rock and allure.
"THE ULTIMATE FIGHT CHICK," showcasing the beauty and strength of UFC's Rachelle Leah.

Whether readers are drawn to political insights, the allure of Bond, the dynamic world of gaming, or a fresh look at masculinity, the November 2008 issue offers an array of intriguing perspectives, thought-provoking interviews, and captivating visual content. It's an issue designed to reflect on cultural milestones, explore societal questions, and indulge in the world of entertainment.