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Tom Toro tells us about his cartoon that’s been shared by everyone from Greta Thunberg to Leo DiCaprio

Bretman Rock is the first openly gay man to grace the cover of Playboy

More than 40 years later, Parton can still rock a bunny suit

American Airlines is the latest to end its in-flight publication, which served as an excellent and comforting travel resource

Great images and glimmers of hope

The controversial "Hustler" publisher passed away at the age of 78 on Wednesday

The elite media company may be moving its Manhattan headquarters across the Hudson

A look into what makes Japanese men’s mags a unique breed, and why Americans love them

The longtime publisher is set to make readers pay for the majority of its premium content

Despite years of speculation that Wintour's days at "Vogue" are numbered, the EIC only seems to grow more powerful

She's 15, and she's much, much smarter than you

The magazine furloughed staff on Friday and ceased further print and online content offerings

The magazine will pay tribute to Taylor with its September issue

Sampaio continues to be a trailblazing force for the trans community

Bad Bunny just made Playboy history

The magazine furloughed staff on Friday and ceased further print and online content offerings

The magazine will pay tribute to Taylor with its September issue

Sampaio continues to be a trailblazing force for the trans community

Bad Bunny just made Playboy history

Amid a slew of media resignations, speculations about Wintour's future loom large

Maxim is its own charity these days

The most in-depth coverage of your favorite sport is hiding at your local bookstore

The iconic magazine has ended its print run after 66 years, marking the beginning of a new, fully digital era of Playboy

As other industries suffer, print media has benefited from the whims of panic shoppers

"I’m not interested in building 'a feminist case for Playboy.'"

To be fair, it's not exactly groundbreaking news that print media has been bleeding money for years

After 66 years, the print mag has finally given up the fight

After a bumpy two years, the iconic publication is seeking new revenue streams

Matt Hranek, Yolanda Edwards and the rebirth of the independent magazine

The Athletic offered $50 million for the licensing rights to the publication

According to Yahoo, the magazine will start publishing on a monthly basis next year