Hugh Hefner

Publisher Hugh Hefner in trademark pajamas with girlfriend Carrie Leigh in front of Playboy Mansion in Los Angeles

(L to R) Brigitte Berman, Crystal Harris, Hugh Hefner, Karissa Shannon and Kristina Shannon at the presentation of "Hugh Hefner: Playboy, Activist and Rebel" at the 2009 Toronto International Film Festival

Playboy talent executive vice-president, Sam Distefano, with dear friend and Playboy founder and Chairman, Hugh Hefner, circa 1986.

Prank sign "Hugh Hefner Center for Silicone Research" which has been installed as a yoke by students at Stanford University. Stanford University often names rooms or entire buildings after generous donors. However Hugh Hefner (the founder of Playboy magazine) is none of them. Also notice that the sign mentions Silicone (which is used for breast implants) instead of Silicon (which is used for semiconductor research at Stanford University). This sign is located at: Room 333 James & Anna Marie Spilker Engineering & Applied Sciences Building 348 Via Pueblo Mall Stanford CA 94305 U. S. A. 37.4288 degrees north 122.1740 degrees west

Prank sign "Hugh Hefner Center for Silicone Research" which has been installed as a yoke by students at Stanford University. Stanford University often names rooms or entire buildings after generous donors. However Hugh Hefner (the founder of Playboy magazine) is none of them. Also notice that the sign mentions Silicone (which is used for breast implants) instead of Silicon (which is used for semiconductor research at Stanford University). This sign is located at: Room 333 James & Anna Marie Spilker Engineering & Applied Sciences Building 348 Via Pueblo Mall Stanford CA 94305 U. S. A. 37.4288 degrees north 122.1740 degrees west

Prank sign "Hugh Hefner Center for Silicone Research" which has been installed as a yoke by students at Stanford University. Stanford University often names rooms or entire buildings after generous donors. However Hugh Hefner (the founder of Playboy magazine) is none of them. Also notice that the sign mentions Silicone (which is used for breast implants) instead of Silicon (which is used for semiconductor research at Stanford University). This sign is located at: Room 333 James & Anna Marie Spilker Engineering & Applied Sciences Building 348 Via Pueblo Mall Stanford CA 94305 U. S. A. 37.4288 degrees north 122.1740 degrees west

A LOOK AT FREEDOM – Mayor Bradley, Times Publisher Otis Chandler and Hugh Hefner of Playboy view documents at reception for the Freedom of Press exhibit on the fifth floor of the Times Building. The exhibit will be open to the public Tuesday through March 14. It includes 15 historical papers, four from the trial of John Peter Zenger. The collection was borrowed from the Chicago Public Library by the Playboy Foundation, sponsor of the exhibit.

Hugh Hefner, le 10 juin 2007 à Paris.

Hugh Hefner attending Glamourcon #50, Long Beach, CA on November 13, 2010 - Photo by Glenn Francis of www.PacificProDigital.com