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In June, 1984, Playboy sat down for the second time with Rev. Jesse Jackson, this time amid one of his two Presidential runs. On the leadership of Black America:

"Clavicular is an appearance. There’s no him under the surface. Knights had their maidens. Voyageurs, their king. Clavicular, the algorithm. It tells him what to do, what to be," @jpbrammer.bsky.social writes.

AI is rapidly reshaping our standards on beauty and sex. Playboy speaks to the women artists who are flipping that narrative with their art. and fighting the algorithm. www.playboy.com/read/enterta...

What are the incel men up to over on X? Focussing on a quirk of women’s bodies most of us have never even thought about before now. Our take? "Making women mad and getting likes from fellow incels is all they have going for them." Read now: www.playboy.com/read/sex/the...

For users with taboo desires, AI sexbots can promise freedom from shame—or it might go haywire and kink shame. Are robots ready for our kink? The answer: no.

"During Vietnam, Iraq, and Afghanistan, citizens were forced to swallow the snake oil of wartime optimism. Trump's war has given us something more insidious: a Defense Department so keen to emphasize its “lethality” that it might as well be standing on a street corner selling snuff films."

In 1970, Playboy published David Halberstam’s “The Americanization of Vietnam,” one of the most powerful critiques of America’s divergent presence in Southeast Asia. Tom Bissell reflects on what Playboy's incisive antiwar reporting reveals about American conflict today:

Instead of asking, ‘What are we doing with the military with this war?’ Pete Hegseth is saying ‘hey, let's talk about testosterone.'" Playboy spoke with actual soldiers about  Hegseth. “His whole alpha male thing is super dumb.” www.playboy.com/read/politic...

When men like this only know how to express themselves through ragebait, they do little to spread any sort of meaningful message. Instead, they show themselves for what they are: spiteful and insecure.

Fire encapsulates all the other problems the West is facing. More people want to live here, but the very nature that attracts them to the West is often something they’re unprepared to accept on its own terms. And nature can be unforgiving, no matter how much money you spend on your second home.

imagine living life and twirling and then knowing there are dudes out there making this their whole personality

When men like this only know how to express themselves through ragebait, they do little to spread any sort of meaningful message. Instead, they show themselves for what they are: spiteful and insecure.

What are the incel men up to over on X? Focussing on a quirk of women’s bodies most of us have never even thought about before now. Our take? "Making women mad and getting likes from fellow incels is all they have going for them." Read now: www.playboy.com/read/sex/the...

We literally needed to investigate what these men were up to.

Exactly.

Street drugs are cheaper and stronger than they’ve ever been, and they’re far more likely to kill you. The government’s advice hasn’t changed much since Nancy Reagan, but drugs have. Now, scientists are writing their own rules and we have a guide here. Read more: www.playboy.com/read/politic...

“I can’t tell you how many dudes I see taking supplements, pills, whatever advertised on porn sites that are like, ‘Your dick will grow six inches overnight!’ A lot of men actually click on those links and buy that shit, no questions asked." Is Shilajit "nature's Viagra?" Playboy investigates:

I interviewed Rick Ross for @playboy.com - check it out: www.playboy.com/read/celebri... Yes, you really should read Playboy for the articles. 🤣