PUBLISHER General Media Communications, Inc. Does this vision of yesteryear actually exist? Were things really better for us 10 years ago? 20 years ago? Probably not, but I can’t stop my mind from drifting back to the Good Ol’ Days of Bush.ĮDITORIAL AND ADVERTISING OFFICE 8944 Mason Avenue Chatsworth, CA 91311 31ĮNTERTAINMENT/ LICENSING OFFICE 8944 Mason Avenue Chatsworth, CA 91311 31 Back when swift boats dotted the seascape and The Pet Goat prevailed over the Twin Towers. I catch myself longing for simpler times and simpler scandals. This race has devolved so remarkably, I almost can’t remember why I was so offended waaay back when the Orange One implied that Megyn Kelly was on her period. We are in the throes of one of the most vicious election cycles in recent history. Yet, somehow, this civil progression has completely eluded the political arena. And we (are at least starting to) embrace our human differences and support a credo of social equality. We demand our food be organic and non-GMO.
We demand our products be cruelty-free and environmentally responsible. What? Apologize? This is America! The greatest fucking country in the world! There is a tense disconnect between the cultural evolutions we, as a society, are advancing compared with the mudslinging nastiness displayed by the current battle for the White House. Ashamed…as if I should apologize to every foreign tourist I meet. NEWSSTAND CONSULTANTS Willett Associates - Philip & John WillettĬUSTOMER SERVICE Palm Coast Data PO Box 420525 Palm Coast, FL 32142 80įROM THE EDITOR S anyone else completely frustrated by the current election cycle? Perhaps frustrated is the wrong word. PRINT PRODUCTION COORDINATOR Victor Gonazalez Dershowitz, Matt Gallagher, Chris Nieratko, Elissa Schappell, Rachel SwimmerĬONTRIBUTORS Marty Barrett, Crispin Boyer, Todd Francis, Steve Freeth, Nathan Harmond, Jason Johnson, Mark Kernes, Ian Laidlaw, David Marlett, Pel NYC, Christi Pervarnik, Sam Phillips, Dominic Russo, Tammy Sands, Chris Shearer, Porous Walker, Sarah Walker, Aimee Wee, Jacqui Zadik PUBLISHER Kelly Holland General Media Communications, Inc.ĬONTRIBUTING EDITORS Dave Carnie, Alan M. WAX NOSTALGIC WITH HISTORY’S BEST COIFFED FANCY BITSīEGGING FOR BUSH GEORGE W.
"This move will keep Penthouse competitive in the future and will seamlessly combine our unmatched pictorial features and editorial content with our video and broadcast offerings," FriendFinder Networks CEO Jonathan Buckheit said in a statement.PLUS: THE DEATH OF COLLEGE HUMOR TASHA REIGN EXPOSES HERSELF WE SOLD OUR SOULS FOR A BOTTLE OF WINE But company officials say closing down the print edition to focus on digital is a strategic necessity. It's unlikely to achieve that sort of notoriety again, especially when it must compete with so many other online magazines, many of which are free. Unfortunately, the issue's centerfold was the first appearance of Traci Lords, who turned out to be 16 years old at the time, making anyone in possession of the magazine at risk of owning child pornography. It became a collectible, since it played such a key role in the scandal that followed. The issue sold 5.3 million copies - the second highest ever for a U.S. When founder/publisher Bob Guccione printed nude pictures of Vanessa Williams, the reigning Miss America at the time, people couldn't buy it fast enough. The September 1984 issue of Penthouse, in fact, is one of the most famous - and infamous - issues of any magazine ever to hit newsstands. It was cleared to exit bankruptcy court three months later. At the time, the company (whose holdings also include the AdultFriendFinder website) said it had not turned a profit since 2008. In September 2013, its publisher went bankrupt. While recent Penthouse circulation figures are not available, the magazine has been struggling for several years. December was the last print issue that featured nude models, with Pamela Anderson being the last woman to shed her clothes for the magazine. The move comes just three months after one-time arch rival Playboy announced sweeping changes to its print magazine. No specific date to stop print publication of our flagship magazine has been set," said Ezra Shashoua, CFO of FriendFinder Networks, which owns the magazine. " Penthouse Magazine will continue to be published in print during the transition to digital.
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Subscribers, the magazine says, will receive instructions on how to convert their accounts. As part of the move, Penthouse has shuttered its magazine division in New York, moving all operations to its Los Angeles headquarters.
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