Weight ≈ 446g		Brigitte Nielsen photographed Stephen Wayda When Brigitte Nielsen split from ex-hubby Sly Stallone, she didn't want to talk about it. Still, her face and figure speak volumes, as you'll see in Gitte the Great. This cover photo was produced by West Coast Photography Editor Marilyn Grabowski and shot by Contributing Photographer Stephen Wayda. Gitte's_ dress is from Addictions, Los Angeles, and her jewelry is courtesy of M Gallery, Los Angeles. The Rabbit is as handy as ever.
		Meet India miss december's name isn't the only exotic thing about her India Allen photographed by Arny Freytag	Image RemovedIndia Allen
		Gore Vidal interviewed by David Sheff with photography by Luciano Tramontano a candid conversation with the wicked wit of the west about the decline and delightful fall of sex, politics, literature and the U.S. empire
		Justine Bateman interviewed by Robert Crane, photograhpy by Matthew Rolston / Outline Press tv's cupcake on how she hangs out with the boys, avoids jealousy and never has a visible panty line
		Dennis, Anyone? by David Seeley, illustrated by Matt Mahurin in the sly, sexy dennis quaid, hollywood has found it's newest matinee idol
		Gitte The Great photographed by Herb Ritts sans stallone. brigitte nielsen is the strong, sillent type
		Sex Stars of 1987 by Jim Harwood this year hollywood had a lot of competition—from amateurs
		Kevin Costner, Sean Young, Kim Basinger, Vanna White, Gloria Steinem, Angelyne, Paulina Porizkova, Mickey Rourke, Michelle Pfeiffer, Patrick Swayze, Sonia Braga, Brigitte Nielsen, Dolph Lundgren, Maryam D'Abo, Timothy Dalton, Madonna, Jon Bon Jovi, Whitney Houston, Donna Rice, Gary Hart, Fawn Hall, Oliver North and Jessica Hahn
		Playboy's Playmates in the Movies photographed by Richard Fegley Julie McCullough, Dona Speir, Devin DeVasquez, Kimberly Evenson, Shannon Tweed,  Hope Carlton, Rebecca Ferratti and Kathy Shower
		Playbill Dear Playboy Playboy After Hours - a guy's guide to what's hip and what's happening Raw Data, Movies, Music,, Books Sports - The Name Of The Game by Dan Jenkins, illustrated by John Figler Women - Swinging Through England by Cynthia Heimel, illustrated by Terry Widener Men - A Ballerina's Secrets by Asa Baber, illustrated by Bill Benway The Playboy Advisor, illustrated by Harumi Yamaguchi Dear Playmates - have you ever had sex on a first date? The Playboy Forum - a continuing dialogue on contemporary issues between playboy and its readers The Laurel And Hardy Love Affair (fiction) by Ray Bradbury, illustrated by Kinuko Y. Craft The Modern Man's Guide To Life (article) by Denis Boyles, Alan Rose & Alan Wellikoff with illustrations by Dave Calver The 12 Stores Of Christmas (modern living) with photography by James Imbrogno Tricks (fiction) by Ed McBain, illustrated by Stephen Tur Playboy's Playboy Party Jokes (humor) with LeRoy Neiman's Femlin The Jessica Hahn Story, part two, by Robert Scheer and Barry Golson, illustrated by David Small Great Lounge Acts (fashion) by Hollis Wayne with photography by John Goodman Channel Hopping (article) by Jerry Stahlf with a pop-up illustration by John O'Leary Urbane Renewal (modern living) by Joanna L. Krotz with photography by Richard Izui Yossarian Survives (fiction) by Joseph Heller, with a painting by Charles Walker in the lost chapter of catch-22, our hero discovers that the best exercise of all is no exercise at all The Substitutes (humor) cartoons by Gahan Wilson Now - people places, fads and culture—all that's happening coast to coast Playboy On The Scene - what's happening, where it's happening and who's making it happen Super Shopping with photography by Steve Conway and James Imbrogno Grapevine: Clint Eastwood, LL Cool J, Lisa Valez, Patrick Swayze, Robert Smith, Arlene Julian, Karen Russell Playboy Potpourri - people, places, objects and events of interest or amusement

India Allen is the PMOY for 1988 and appeared in a pictorial in the June issue.
Gore Vidal was an American author and playwright who was also interviewed, June 1969 and answered 20 Questions for the December 1998 issue.
Herb Ritts most commonly has a byline in Rolling Stone

224 pages of period adverts, pin ups and articles with lots of quality photographs and illustrations.