An American men's magazine features nude photos and journalism/fiction. It was founded in 1953 in Chicago by Hugh Hefner and includes interviews with public figures. Hefner chose the Playboy bunny logo for its humorous sexual connotation. The magazine was most popular in the 1970s, with over 7 million copies sold of the November 1972 issue featuring model Pam Rawlings on the cover.

2. An American men's magazine that features
photographs of nude women as well as
journalism and fiction
It features monthly
interviews of notable public
figures, such as artists,
composers, conductors, film
directors, journalists,
athletes and race car drivers.

3. It was founded in Chicago in 1953 by Hugh
Hefner and his associates

4. The first edition was undated in 1953. it
contained a nude picture of Marilyn
Monroe, which had been bought by Hef
years before.
The first edition also included an article
about its filosophy written by Hef.

5. Chicago. April 9, 1926.
His first wife was Mildred Williams. 1949
They had two children, David and Christie, and
divorced in 1959.
In 1989 he married Playmate of the Year Kimberley
Conrad. The couple had two sons, Marston and
Cooper, and separated in 1998

7. Also known as The Girls of the Playboy
Mansion, is an American reality television series
presented on E!
The series focuses on the lives of Hefner's
girlfriends who live with him at the Playboy
Mansion.

17. The logo, the stylized profile of a rabbit
wearing a tuxedo bow tie, was originally
designed by art designer Art Paul for the
second issue to be used as an endnote, but
was adopted as the official logo and has
appeared ever since. A running joke in the
magazine involves hiding the logo
somewhere in the cover art or photograph.
Hefner said he chose the rabbit for its
"humorous sexual connotation", and
because the image was "frisky and playful".

18. -The best-
selling Playboy edition was
the November 1972 edition,
which sold 7,161,561
copies. One-quarter of all
American college men were
buying the magazine every
month. On the cover was
model Pam Rawlings,
photographed by Rowland
Scherman.