Playboy Magazine, October 2010
Aug. 9, 2023 in PlayBoy 2000s by Wyatt Earp
The October 2010 issue of Playboy Magazine embarks on a varied exploration of American culture, economy, and entertainment.
In the features section, the fascinating economic footprint of marijuana is analyzed in "Grown in the USA," which reveals that this single crop generates more wealth in America than wheat and corn combined. Jon Stewart, the acclaimed comedian, pens a whimsical "Letter to the Aliens" to explain the quirks of humanity. The magazine also serves a fine cocktail of American spirit with "The Playboy Bar: Bourbon" and pays homage to the country's intellectual luminaries in "The Playboy Honor Roll."
The issue continues with a profile on Freddie Roach in "The Unstoppable Roach" and a look at how Monday Night Football became a sensation in "The Biggest Gamble in Sports History."
A compelling interview with actor Josh Brolin covers his unusual path to superstardom, while William Shatner chats about everything from Star Trek erotica to Betty White's dancing prowess.
Literary content includes the captivating "Woman, Fire & The Sea" by College Fiction Contest winner Meaghan Mulholland.
Visually, the magazine presents the enchanting "Grey's Anatomy," featuring Sasha Grey, as well as a spotlight on Miss October, Claire Sinclair, a modern-day pinup with a vintage vibe. The issue rounds off with the "Girls of the Pac 10," showcasing some of the West's most attractive college women.
