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Former Playboy model Sandra Taylor revealed that her friendship with Anna Nicole Smith directly led to her modeling career. Taylor, who now serves as the head sommelier for the Las Vegas Raiders, explained that Smith encouraged her to audition for the magazine during its 40th anniversary search. Taylor also recalled a long-standing friendship with Hugh Hefner and shared that he once called her his 'most sexy model.'
Carmen Electra, 54, posted a bold Berlin breakfast Instagram series in blue lace lingerie with a matching bra, even playfully using pineapple slices to cover her chest while she enjoyed berries; the Baywatch alum has just returned to Playboy for Summer 2026 and urges aging gracefully.
Carmen Electra, 54, shared racy Berlin breakfast photos showing her in lingerie and a topless shot partially covered by pineapple slices, reaffirming her status as a sex symbol and Baywatch icon. The post recalls her fame as Lani McKenzie, her Playboy era, and her whirlwind 1999 marriage to Dennis Rodman, which she says ended after personal struggles and a journey of self‑improvement.
Carmen Electra returns to Playboy at age 54 for the Summer 2026 issue, telling critics that aging isn’t a limit and encouraging self-love, confidence, and staying active; she says she’s happiest when working and hints at a possible cameo in the Baywatch reboot.
In a Playboy interview, Carmen Electra, 54, offers dating guidance for women after divorce and as they reach their 40s, warning men against midnight bar invites, suggesting the first move can still matter, and emphasizing that women in their 40s remain young and deserve to have fun. She also notes that lasting sparks come from dating someone you genuinely enjoy being with, drawing on her own experiences with two marriages and her Baywatch fame to illustrate her points.
Denise Crosby, 68, the granddaughter of Bing Crosby and Star Trek: The Next Generation’s Tasha Yar, was spotted in Los Angeles in casual attire. The piece recounts her career—from Days of Our Lives to a Playboy spread in the late 1970s, to co-producing the Trekkies documentaries—and her family history, including a public paternity case involving her father and Crosby family tragedies. It also notes she never met Bing Crosby and mentions her personal life, including marriages and her son August Sylk.
Playboy is relocating its global headquarters from Los Angeles to Miami Beach, where it will also open a new club featuring a restaurant and members-only area inspired by the Playboy Mansion, aiming to tap into Miami's cultural influence and support its creator network.
Playboy is moving its headquarters from Los Angeles to Miami Beach, citing California's high costs and anti-business environment, and plans to establish new facilities including a club and multimedia studios, as part of a broader trend of companies leaving California for more business-friendly states like Florida.
Jan Heemskerk, former Dutch Playboy editor, was diagnosed with Parkinson's in 2021 and has since become an advocate for awareness and lifestyle changes, including adopting a vegan diet and engaging in strength training, to manage the disease and highlight environmental factors contributing to Parkinson's.
In 2012, Virgin Galactic and Playboy Magazine collaborated on plans for an orbital space station featuring a version of Playboy's Grotto, complete with a restaurant, zero-gravity dance club, and suites for guests. The theoretical space station would use spin to create gravity in certain areas while allowing for zero-G activities in others. However, with the decline of Virgin Galactic and Playboy's business, these plans remain unrealized as the space race has been dominated by other companies and magazines face challenges in the digital age.
Crystal Hefner, widow of Playboy founder Hugh Hefner, revealed that he wanted her to be "mute and skinny" with "huge fake breasts," reflecting the toxic body image standards perpetuated by the Playboy brand. She also spoke about the pressure to undergo plastic surgery and the negative impact it had on her health and self-esteem.
Kimberley Conrad, Hugh Hefner's ex-wife, criticizes Crystal Hefner for trying to profit by speaking negatively about the late Playboy founder, claiming she received "notoriety, opportunity, and money" during her relationship with Hugh. In response, Crystal released her memoir, discussing feeling "trapped" and manipulated during her time at the Playboy mansion, aiming to help people in abusive relationships and teach young women about self-worth.
Crystal Hefner, widow of Hugh Hefner, has opened up about their marriage, describing it as "traumatic" and "emotionally abusive." In her new memoir, she details Hefner's controlling behavior and the exploitation she experienced at the Playboy mansion. Crystal expressed her plans to revert to her maiden name as the final step towards achieving "true freedom."
Crystal Hefner, widow of Hugh Hefner, revealed in her memoir that her s-x life with the Playboy founder was devoid of intimacy, describing it as "odd and robotic." She expressed relief when the s-xual activities ceased in 2014 and has since distanced herself from the Hefner name, opting to revert to her maiden name, Harris.
Crystal Hefner, widow of Playboy founder Hugh Hefner, revealed in her memoir "Only Say Good Things: Surviving Playboy and Finding Myself" that her sex life with Hefner felt "odd and robotic," lacking intimacy and passion. She described the routine as a "well-oiled and well-practiced sequence of events" and expressed relief when it ended in 2014. Hefner's reliance on "little blue pills" and the presence of "spy holes" at the foot of his bed were also disclosed, shedding light on the less glamorous aspects of their relationship.