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Y Jim Carrey A For playboy’s Equality Issue, our new contributing cartoonist chose to honor L the late civil rights activist and public servant Elijah Cummings with an illustration titled For Goodness Sake. P “I drew Elijah Cummings because he stood for love, fairness and truth. He embodied what is left of our endangered moral conscience,” says the award-winning actor. Carrey will soon return to season two of Kidding and release his semi-autobiographical novel, Memoirs and Misinformation. Franklin Leonard How did this producer, professor and CEO of the Black List, Hollywood’s ,.!/0%#!%*10+."+.ü())'!./* screenwriters, go about guest-editing The Playboy Symposium on women, sex and cinema? “My approach was simple,” he says. “Pass the microphone to a woman who knows the subject better than I.” The result is a seven- page study by Kate Hagen, the Black List’s director of community. Shan Boodram The pains of polyamory, bottom dysmorphia and thinking about sex 24/7: Boodram tackles these and other sexual quandaries with wit and empathy as this issue’s guest Playboy Ƶ 2%/+.ċ$%/%/*Ě0$!.ü./0/0%*0%*0$!$+0 /!0č * 5Č0$!!.0%ü! /!4+(+#%/0* author of The Game of Desire hosted a live session of Playboy Advisor at the Playhouse, our pop-up magazine event, 3$!.!/$!+û!.! )+ !.**/3!./0+ -1!/0%+*/".+)āĊćĀ/ġ!.,(5+5/ċ 4 FEBRUARY 2020 S T N E T N O C 50 8 WORLD OF PLAYBOY 40 PORTRAITS FOR THE PEOPLE 78 HERITAGE: DEPTH OF FIELD Behind the Lens with creative Two art-world insiders, JR and Jerry We shine a spotlight on Vincent Tajiri, mastermind Nadia Lee Cohen Saltz, discuss the former’s epochal the magazine’s founding photo new work director 10 MAN IN HIS DOMAIN: ORVILLE PECK Mask aside, the crooning cowboy has 50 COVER FEATURE 82 PICTORIAL nothing to hide Dee Cobb. The gorgeous model loves Marina Grace. The Ukrainian beauty to gym, cook and just relax shares some of her intimate thoughts 16 PICTORIAL Lexi Luv. She describes herself as 58 STYLE: STERLING FOR ALL ĊĀ SYMPOSIUM: SEX, CINEMA AND sensual, magical and naughty, and her Actor turned producer Sterling THE FEMALE GAZE feature is exactly that K. Brown talks representation while What makes a great sex scene in ý1*0%*#$%/*01.(/3# 2020? The Black List’s Kate Hagen zooms in 24 THE OTHER PLAN B Shira Tarrant argues why pro- 66 PICTORIAL choicers need to adopt the term Victoria Lace. The beautiful model +.0%+*!*!ü%.%!/ from Dallas, USA is an entrepreneur ON THE COVER and hair stylist Dee Cobb Photography by Chrissy Littlefair 32 PICTORIAL +ĊāħFebruary 2020 Emmy Faye. From small town to the 74 Ƶ čõ Ƶ big city, the glamourous model lives Exploring the Lithuanian republic and life to the fullest the strange allure of micronations 5 FEBRUARY 2020 “Baby, it’s really cold outside.” 6 SHOP THE RABBIT One-of-a-kind products. The official site for Playboy clothing, exclusive collections, accessories, and more. VISIT PLAYBOYSHOP.COM Behind Nadia Lee Cohen, the mastermind behind both this issue’s nostalgic cover and the ad campaign for Playboy’s new fragrance, Make the Cover (coming March 2020), creates work with the instinct of a storyteller. That may explain why the British artist gravitates toward eccentric and striking characters who can effortlessly weave a narrative into her cinematic portraits. For the Equality Issue’s cover story, Once a Playmate, Always a Playmate, Cohen used her lens to “focus a spotlight on age and photograph something I consider to be underrepresented in popular culture,” she tells us. Cohen invited ´YH3OD\PDWHVDFURVVVL[GHFDGHV©WKURXJK©WRKHOS bring her vision to life. “I wanted to celebrate the original Playmates who helped shape and pioneer the brand.” Y O t B Y A L P F h O D L R O W e Lens 8 The Art Outsiders Playboy’s “Sometimes outsiders make Freedom the most powerful insiders,” says senior editor Elizabeth Fighters Suman, who united French “wallpaper artist” JR and New In November, PEN America York magazine senior art critic honored First Amendment Jerry Saltz for an in-depth attorney Theodore J. conversation in our photo Boutrous Jr. with its feature, Portraits for the People. Distinguished Leadership Forgoing a traditional interview Award in recognition of his for a private tour of JR’s exhibit free speech advocacy. He at the Brooklyn Museum, the has worked with comedian two men bonded over their DQG Playboy Interview unconventional approaches to VXEMHFW .DWK\ *ULI´Q ZKR their crafts. “JR didn’t go to art called Boutrous after the school and is becoming one of Department of Justice the most recognizable artists in investigated her for the world,” says Suman. “Jerry conspiracy to assassinate was a truck driver until he was the president; reporter Jim DQGUHFHQWO\ZRQD3XOLW]HU Acosta, who refused to yield Each, in his own way, is bringing his questioning of Trump; art to a new demographic and playboy White House and challenging what the correspondent Brian Karem, art community could, and whose press pass was Giddy Up should, look like.” The show’s revoked by Press Secretary centerpiece, The Chronicles of Stephanie Grisham without For this edition of Man in His New York City IHDWXUHV cause. In August, Boutrous Domain, Marissa Moss New Yorkers displayed across successfully sued the White attempts to capture just how IHHWRIPXVHXPUHDOHVWDWH House, arguing Karem’s captivating Orville Peck, the The mural becomes even more suspension violated the First elusive cowboy, truly is. To impactful when viewers realize and Fifth Amendments. We further explore the masked it’s connected to an AR app, congratulate Boutrous on musician’s origins, Simon JR:murals, which features audio his award. Hanselmann, creator of last clips of each subject. Turn to issue’s Megg’s Pleasure, SDJH WR GRZQORDG WKH DSS stepped in to illustrate an and hear the playboy pages tell original comic (right). Visit their story. Playboy.com to see more. Remembering Stephanie Morris The Stephanie Morris, a talented Blond(ie) photo editor who spent QHDUO\\HDUVZRUNLQJIRU Bunny playboy, passed away this fall. “I don’t think Stephanie Just a few years before Debbie knew how good she was Harry got her big break as the DW KHU MRE« UHµHFWV 0DULO\Q unapologetic frontwoman of Grabowski, another former Blondie, she did a stint as a playboy photo editor. “We Bunny at the New York Playboy had a great team, and a lot Club. In her recent memoir, of credit goes to Stephanie.” Face It, Harry touches on everything from Bunny-hood to bankruptcy to the band’s breakup. To read more about her experience wearing the ears and tail, check out Diamond 'D\V SDJH ORVILLE The man behind the mask has a voice of gold and nothing to hide.
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