Playboy Magazine, October 2016
Aug. 13, 2023 in PlayBoy 2000s by Wyatt Earp
Playboy Magazine, October 2016
In the October 2016 issue of Playboy Magazine, readers will find a rich tapestry of articles and features:
Departments:
- No Filter: Sharna Burgess, the celebrity choreographer, shares insights into impressing women.
- Drinks: Explore three innovative variations of the classic shot-and-beer combo.
- Food: Delve into the flavors of Filipino cuisine, from sizzling dishes to spicy-sweet delicacies.
- Style: Learn why designers are infatuated with the footwear traditionally worn by hardworking Irishmen this season.
- The Rabbit Hole: Ben Schott breaks down the growing popularity of electric vehicles.
- 20Q with Rachel Bloom: The star of one of TV's most subversive shows speaks out on taboo subjects and media censorship.
- TV: Discover the innovative blend of Black culture and the Marvel universe in Netflix's "Luke Cage."
- Games: The engaging environment of 1960s New Orleans comes to life in "Mafia III."
- Music: Hip-hop artist Vince Staples talks about staying true to his roots.
- FrancoFile: Maggie Gyllenhaal delves into the authenticity of portraying sexual inhibitions on screen.
- Politigs: Investigate the legal issues surrounding the use of bomb-rigged robots by law enforcement.
Features:
- Interview with Kevin Hart: The comedy superstar reflects on his unparalleled work ethic and success at the box office.
- The Renegades: A salute to seven trailblazers changing the cultural landscape in art, fashion, entertainment, and more.
- Sky Ferreira: Bruce Dern accompanies the singer-songwriter as she embarks on a new phase of her career.
- Fiction: Explore family dynamics in Tony Tulathimutte's suspenseful "After the Dyerses."
- Miss October: Allie Silva opens up, while laying down ground rules for personal inquiries.
- Technology Will Destroy Democracy... unless Alex Halderman stops it: A look into the intersection of technology and democracy, and one man's fight to preserve integrity.
- Lily Bridger: Spend a day in the picturesque English countryside with London's new "It girl."
- Artist in Residence: Chloé Kovska's irreverent cartoons re-imagine well-known characters with a playful twist.
With its blend of culture, entertainment, social issues, and unique insights, the October 2016 edition of Playboy Magazine caters to a broad readership, offering something intriguing for every type of reader.
