Michael Fassbender and Natalie Dormer in “Lingerie,” the short film made to build anticipation for Ridley Scott’s The Counselor.
Sexually charged, stylish, and a bit weird…
More people watched this than the actual movie.
Playmate of the Month Lydia Bielen isn't your typical centerfold—she's a self-described flower child who traces her roots straight back to the Grateful Dead scene.
"I'm just used to being a part of this whole hippie community, very much like a flower child," Bielen says, bringing it back to the Dead. "Everyone's dancing around barefoot in a forest somewhere, playing instruments and making flower crowns."
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Photographer: Ashley Olah
Editor-in-Chief: Phillip Picardi
Creative, Playboy: Smiley Stevens
Words: Magdalene Taylor
Styling: Annie Lavie
Styling Assistant: Alena Nitti
Hair Stylist: Mary Kendall
Makeup Artist: Kayli Rachelle
Location: Stone Fox Ranch
Florals: Cobra Lily Floral Design
Executive Producer, Video: Daniel Waynick
Producer, Video: Cori Salinas
Producer: Ali Khemi
DP: Szymon Dybowski
Gaffer: Brooks Gallo
Sound: Pablo Mena
Editor, Video: April Maxey
Scottie Pippen told the truth 🔥
''When I look at LeBron, he’s not what Michael was as a player.
He’s not even what Kobe Bryant was as a player.
LeBron doesn’t have that gene. That’s not in him.
Kobe has that gene.
LeBron isn’t built with the DNA of a true fighter.
He doesn’t have that warrior’s gene.
Jordan and Kobe did.
They stepped on the court like it was a battlefield, refusing to surrender, doing whatever it took to win.
But LeBron…
He can lose to the same team over and over.
Then flop on the floor, throw his hands at the refs, and act like honor doesn’t matter.
That’s not greatness. That’s weakness.
Honestly, I don’t know why he’s always talking about being the GOAT.
Jordan may not have faced him, but Kobe did. Duncan did. Curry did.
They all beat him when it counted.
How can you keep calling yourself the greatest when so many have already proven you’re not?
If this is the face of the NBA today, no wonder the ratings are falling.
Today, when I look at the league’s struggles, I can’t help but feel it’s because the face of the NBA has changed.
Instead of honor, we see excuses.
Instead of loyalty, we see someone running from problems, escaping to another team, demanding recognition without earning it.
That’s not greatness.
That’s not the legacy this game deserves.
A clown can wear the crown, but it will never make him a king.''