I tweet about some of the most memorable Playboy Interviews/articles from 1962 to the present. This page has no affiliation to Playboy Enterprises.
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RT @hughmcook Ever since @hughhefner got involved in this marriage biz hardly any tweets--those about movie night or the scrapbooks are MIA
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@OliviaPinupArt what happened to your pin-up paintings that run in @Playboy? Has @hughhefner stopped this feature?
@Playboy Releases 50 of Its Best Interviews Over 50 Days Exclusively in Amazon's Kindle Store finance.yahoo.com/news/playb… #longreads
A great @playboy editorial! @hughhefner accuses GOP of waging war on sex - video.msnbc.msn.com/the-last… via @msnbc @thelastword
@TheChicagoan Still haven't received my copy of the mag in Canada and I ordered it in March.
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RT @hughhefner Canadian Playboy cartoonist Doug Sneyd is here for a visit. He introduced me to @SheraBechard, who is now my best girl.
What Sort of Man Reads @Playboy -- 1960s edition (via @BI_Advertising) read.bi/wERdJs
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Reading it for the Tweets: Q&A with @Playboy Social Media Director Matt Gibbs (@gibbs12) | Sparksheet: bit.ly/xyTE3Q via @sparksheet
With the passing of @AndrewBreitbart, look back at his showdown with @ZenBastard from @Playboy playboy.com/magazine/krassne… #longreads
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The Doug Sneyd profile in @MacleansMag also talks about how the @Playboy cartoonist introduced @hughhefner to @SheraBechard
The March 5, 2012 edition of @MacleansMag has a profile of @Playboy cartoonist Doug Sneyd on his 48 years with the magazine and @hughhefner
RT @hughhefner I did an interview this afternoon with Thomas Hayes on his father, Harold Hayes, former editor of @esquiremag
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MLK Jr: "What the Negro wants is absolute and unqualified freedom and equality here in this land of his birth" (Jan 65) bit.ly/re3HU5
Arny Freytag: Master Of The centerfold - interview with the veteran @playboy photographer bit.ly/vmV6fA via @digitalphotopro
Chris Wallace: "My father had a fabulous career and for whom work always came first. Now he can’t even remember it" bit.ly/zqZ8mV
In memoriam of Christopher Hitchens, he contributed one piece to @Playboy - "What W Did" from the Jan. 2009 issue, about GW Bush's legacy.