Hugh Hefner Quot Sons Say Playboy Needs New Direction

Marston Hefner, 18 years of a college student, and her 17-year-old brother Cooper said in an interview published in the magazine January issue that change is inevitable to fight publication. I D girls want to be presented as they were back in pictorials in the years 1950 and 1960 - kind of artsy, class. I would bring that retro-class feel, he said. Cooper Hefner said he definitely wants to be involved with the company because he likes companies. (D), just the way I d say that would probably need to take a different direction, said Marston, noting it would rather cancel its first. In 1960 we had amazing civil rights leader doing interviews or writing stories for the magazine. The fight is still out there. The civil rights movement can not be that great, but you may still do Edgy articles about things that people are afraid to speak and appeal to forward thinkers. Search Playboy magazine to adopt an edgier tone and editorial classier nude pictorials if Hugh Hefner teenage children take the helm of 55-year-old magazine a few days.