Word: playboy
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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Then I struck the motherlode: Playboy...
...course. Playboy, with its interviews, fiction and cutting-edge social commentary, is just the sort of journal of opinion to be found at Harvard. You just have to know where to look...
Mark returned the completed forms and received in exchange a small, sterile cup. The smiling woman directed him to a little room, sparsely decorated with a chair, sink, mirror, television and selection of recent Playboy and Penthouse magazines. Mark disappeared behind the door and switched the label above the Knob from "vacant" to "occupied...
...wants his or her reputation cheapened. And that is why some celebrities, even those with reputations that weren't exactly highbrow to begin with, are still reluctant to do infomercials. For example, who is the celebrity most sought after to appear in an infomercial? She has posed topless for Playboy, Vanity Fair and Rolling Stone. But Cindy Crawford still says...
...attacked President is far from perfect. But we decided when we elected him that the future of our country was more important than the history of his marital woes. Nonetheless, the media has dog-piled on the recent rumors of philandering, justifying its behavior like pubescent students drooling over Playboy: "It has really good articles, I swear...