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The actor said swinging has "saved" his marriage.

For three weeks following the infamous Rose Garden encounter, the White House was mum. Then, newly appointed Press Secretary Stephanie Grisham intervened.

Kerri Parker says cannabis helped with her previous tumor, but experts say it has no anti-cancer properties.

Shera Bechard says Broidy liked Trump because of his "uncanny ability to sexually abuse women and get away with it."

Since details of a secret tape between the President and his former personal attorney, Michael Cohen, emerged, analysts have suggested that Trump himself might have been behind the leak.

"I know for a fact that this is not the only tape," Avenatti said after it emerged that Cohen had recorded Trump discussing a payment to an ex-Playboy model.

"If anyone can provide me with any evidence of him voluntarily viewing pornography, I will protect you as a source and publish it," Avenatti said.

Adams and her son were found dead outside of Gotham Hotel in New York City on Friday.

"As a young girl, 'Playboy' empowered me,'" the former Playmate said.

The 29-room building is known for extravagant parties thrown there by Hugh Hefner.

Donald Trump said his wife "liked her space," according to ex-Playmate Karen McDougal.

New allegations add to controversy over porn star Stormy Daniels.

The filmmaker said the woman's "statement is entirely false, fabricated, and fictional."

Don't be another Wonder Woman or Pennywise this Halloween.

"In a free exchange of ideas, the best will ultimately win out," Hefner wrote.

Hef sold 50,000 copies of his first issue almost immediately thanks to his Monroe cover.

The "Playboy" founder was buried next to Marilyn Monroe on September 30.

The late founder's iconic brand risks being seen as a cheesy relic of a bygone era.

The Playboy publisher was 60 at the time and was dating a 22-year-old named Carrie Leigh.

He's liberal, a big proponent of the First Amendment and not a big sports fan.

The Playboy founder had everyone from James Brown to Fleetwood Mac on his variety show and has been name-checked in countless hip-hop tracks.

Hugh Hefner, the man who created "Playboy" magazine, died Wednesday at his Playboy Mansion near Beverly Hills, California. He was 91 years old.

Hefner's magazine was a platform for African-American leaders, including Martin Luther King Jr., during the 1960s civil rights struggle.

Trump partied at the Playboy Mansion, but the friendship didn't survive his unlikely transformation into a conservative Christian darling.

Hugh Hefner, who died at 91, was known to most as an icon of sexual liberation, but he was also a regular presence on TV, always in character: a sexual libertine in a pair of pajamas.

Hugh Hefner has a large family of ex-wives, partners and children, all closely linked to the Playboy brand.

The Playboy founder saw himself as a campaigner for progressive causes, including sexual liberation.

Hefner created Playboy, one of the world's most recognized brands in entertainment.

In a 2004 interview with Howard Stern, Trump also suggested contestants were picked for their physical appearance.

Authorities detained seven people, including American Lauryn Elaine.