Playboy Magazine, November 2015
Aug. 13, 2023 in PlayBoy 2000s by Wyatt Earp
Playboy Magazine, November 2015
The November 2015 issue of Playboy promises an intriguing blend of technological insights, cultural exploration, engaging interviews, and alluring visuals.
Features:
- Resistance is Futile: Christopher Steiner delves into the world of algorithms and examines how they're shaping our reality.
- Best Bars in America 2015: Alia Akkam takes readers on a nationwide tour of 20 distinctive bars, from dives to upscale hideouts, that are redefining the American drinking scene.
- Who Is This Man and What Has He Done to Boxing?: Tim Struby investigates Al Haymon, the manager of Floyd Mayweather, and his ambitious vision for boxing's future.
- Man-Made Handmade: Vincent Boucher explores the importance of quality over quantity, highlighting essential objects made outside of China.
Fiction:
- South of Bradley: Author Steve Weddle spins a revenge tale that's as complex and twisted as the family feud at its core.
Interviews:
- Christoph Waltz: Stephen Rebello sits down with the brilliant actor to uncover his unique perspectives, often as intriguing as the villains he portrays.
- 20Q with Daniel Radcliffe: Rob Tannenbaum talks with the actor about growing up as Harry Potter and how he continues to be defined by the role.
Pictorials:
- Stone-Cold Fox: New York-based model Julia Fox is featured in an intimate, apartment-based shoot, showcasing her captivating charm.
- A Creative Force: Miss November Rachel Harris, a budding artist from Los Angeles, is captured in her raw and creative essence, unafraid to pursue her dreams.
- Seeing Red: Dominique Jane and Gia Marie are featured together, their piercing gazes, soft touch, and alluring red locks bound to leave an impression.
In addition to offering thought-provoking articles and beautiful visuals, the November 2015 issue of Playboy touches on themes ranging from technology's influence on our lives to the handmade quality of essential objects. Whether a reader's interest lies in the depths of human understanding, cultural changes, or simply enjoying visually stunning content, this issue has it covered.
