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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.

"The current administration sells half-truths and lies like they're day-old cookies at a bake sale."

Three movies cemented Harrison Ford's fame beyond his sci-fi heroes.

Aiming for a younger audience, the newly redesigned magazine features an Instagram-famous woman in a Snapchat-style photo on its cover.

Alexander Zakharchenko blamed "foreign ideology" for moral faults in east Ukraine.

The move represents the triumph of mainstream porn and not a victory for women.

The world's most famous adult magazine has decided that sex does not sell.