Introducing our November digital cover stars: Jesse Jo Stark and one very naughty rabbit. Fresh off the release of her new album, Muse, Stark opens up—and reveals all—about love, expectation, and rage. "It's OK to be angry," she says. "I perform better when I'm mad." (And yes, that's a Chrome Hearts baseball bat she's holding.)
Stark joined Playboy in the California desert to pull off a getaway story, playing opposite a cartoon rabbit as her accomplice—a nod to Mr. Playboy, the collage bunny who graced our pages in the '50s and '60s.
Her full interview and pictorial are waiting: https://t.co/nK1ts191TM
Jesse Jo Stark was photographed by Éamonn Zeel Freel under the creative direction of Marie Suter and EIC Phillip Picardi. Styling by Marc Eram, with hair and makeup by Iggy Rosales and Shea Hardy. Production by Taylor Tindall and Siya Bahal.
Plot twist: the next Playmate could be you. Applications for Playboy's Great Playmate Search are officially open. If you're a woman 18+ living in the US, this is your moment. Apply by November 20: https://t.co/Mlj7qk8TZ8 #GreatPlaymateSearch
Hollywood has spent years calling @JesseJoStark an it girl. With her new album, Muse, our November digital cover star finally takes the wheel and tells the story her way.
Watch the full interview on YouTube: https://t.co/nVK8xYOned
Jesse Jo Stark was photographed by Éamonn Zeel Freel under the creative direction of Marie Suter and EIC Phillip Picardi. Styling by Marc Eram, with hair and makeup by Iggy Rosales and Shea Hardy. Video by Daniel Waynick and edited by Szymon Dybowski, with additional support by Pablo Mena. Interview by Suzy Exposito. Production by Taylor Tindall and Siya Bahal.
Now that's a bad Bunny. @JesseJoStark tried to escape—but couldn't get past the fuzz. Catch up on all her latest antics: https://t.co/nK1ts191TM
Jesse Jo Stark was photographed by Éamonn Zeel Freel under the creative direction of Marie Suter and EIC Phillip Picardi. Styling by Marc Eram, with hair and makeup by Iggy Rosales and Shea Hardy. Production by Taylor Tindall and Siya Bahal.
Good form. Great view. Yoga with our 2026 Playmate of the Year, Mahina Florence.
See Mahina's full Playmate of the Year pictorial: https://t.co/pAOz70gD8v
Our Playmate of the Year, Mahina Florence, was photographed by Carlotta Kohl under the creative direction of Smiley Stevens and EIC Phillip Picardi. Styling by Aniel Morey, with hair and makeup by Risa Hoshino. Video by Daniel Waynick, edited by April Maxey. Production by Ali Khemi and Aja Toscano, with local production by Pond Productions and location management by Melissa Shipman.
Max Huhn says he's selling about $150,000 a year in fake semen on Amazon—and he's not the only one capitalizing on the increased interest: https://t.co/CC07xZBABW
No blue check? No problem. The Great Playmate Search has no follower minimum to enter. Just you, a camera, and a little confidence that may change your life forever.
Signing up is free and takes minutes. Our winner joins the Playmate legacy for life, earns $25,000, a 12-page feature in Playboy and a photoshoot with @anadiasphoto.
Entries close Nov. 20: https://t.co/cAN6clff45
Before the midterms, the right, including the Department of Education, devoted many political posts to Harry Potter and Star Wars: https://t.co/TLoIrbrEqF
Michelle Branch helped soundtrack the early 2000s, but filing her under Y2K nostalgia misses the bigger story. She won a Grammy in 2003, landed five Top 40 hits along the way, and her fall tour sold out in a week. Demand was strong enough that she added more than 20 dates for 2027, and nearly all have already sold out.
For Playboy's Foreplaylist, @michellebranch opens up about the songs, sounds and artists that turn her on. Read the full interview, then give her playlist a listen: https://t.co/Uroa1dmING
Video by @lukaschmiell