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...married, with an 8-year-old son, Tiffany is plotting a return to music and an acting career. An album she released in 2000 received little notice because, says her publicist Jay Marose, "everyone still thought of her as 15." Her appearance in the April issue of Playboy should dispel that misconception. "I want to make sure people don't perceive this as a publicity stunt," says Marose. "Any woman would be honored to pose for Playboy." Should Britney get such an honor 10 years down the road, her fans would find it much less revealing. There's little...
...this parliament, or is it just us? On the heels of politician Chu Mei-feng's personal Sex, Lies & Videotape, yet another Taiwanese official is getting down and dainty. Popular 41-year-old MP Yu Yueh-hsia (left) will pose for the Chinese-language edition of Playboy, not naked but in a fetchingly low-cut evening gown. Yu says the magazine pursued her for two years, but it was her daughter who persuaded her to appear. She adds that she will go naked only when she turns 60. To which we can only ask: has Playgirl heard of this hunk...
...What are my halftime options? Most people will stick with FOX for the extended break, to see a performance by U2, perhaps the world's most popular band. NBC hopes to sway viewers, at least temporarily, with a specially timed "Fear Factor," during which six Playboy Playmates will battle. Call it a reality show with fake breasts. A third option is to run to the store for more of those cocktail franks that are always gone within the first three minutes of the first quarter...
...fashion misstatements. Categorized by anatomy--feet, waist, chest--this show is most surprising not when comparing Victorian support garments to the 2000 Issey Miyake bustier (above) but in its cross-cultural references. The Mongo women of Zaire, for example, wore a belt that looks like the tail of a Playboy Bunny...
...been a precipitous fall for Joseph ("Erap") Estrada, the playboy who rose to fame as a movie star and then garnered infamy as a President. Of his legendary appetites, for women, drink, gambling, food, he can now only assuage the latter. And while he sits before a table groaning with his favorite dishes?plates of lechon and cheese, vats of bird-fetus soup and sweet rice-paper rolls, all hustled across town from the fully staffed kitchen of his family home?he tries to conjure his old enthusiasm, to reawaken the fire that he rode to his populist successes...