for playboy. they were just sort of stock nude, cheesecake photos from a local photography company, and hugh hefner bought the rights to those photos. and those were the first playmates. and this one particular woman, delores del monte, she had no idea where this kind of stock, cheesecake photo of her on a bearskin rug or something, where that had ever ended up. and be many years later her son was looking at the 25th anniversary issue of the magazine in the 1970s and said, that's my mom! [laughter] and he told her, and she was pleased as punch, and she said she became a minor celebrity amongst her family and friends 25 years later. and then once the magazine became much more popular, they were able to get their own models. >> right, right. well, and the models were typically pretty well paid by playboy, even in the early years. >> right. on average the models were paid well, most of them got promotional contracts after they appeared in playboy which paid well, and the bunny waitresses, many of the

for playboy.hey were just sort of stock nude cheesecake photos from a local photography company, and hugh hefner bought the rights to the photos, and those were the first playmates, and this one particular woman, deloris, she had no idea where this stock cheesecake photo of her on a bearskin rug or something where that ever ended up, and many years later, her son looked at the 25th anniversary issue of the magazine in the 1970s and said, that's my mom. [laughter] and he told her, and she was pleased as punch, and she said she was a minor celebrity amongst her family and friends 25 years later. >> very funny. >> once the magazine was popular, they got their own models. >> right, right. the models were well bade by playboy even in the early years. >> right, right. on average, the models were paid well, got promotional contracts, and the bunny waitresses, many of them said it was the best paying job they could find. >> that's right. you talk in the book a bit about playboy sort of pushing for liberal

speaking of massaging his jokes have you noticed the bevy of playboy bunnies and such the stewardesses occupying t.v.'s new fall lineup coming up i guess we'll talk about why so many poorly mischaracterized boobs are coming to the boob tube. like drives the world the fear mongering used by politicians who makes decisions to break through get through to be made who can you trust no one who is you view and with the global machinery see where we had a state controlled capitalism school. sashes when nobody dares to ask we do our t.v. question more. t.v. viewers turd of reruns are in luck the new fall t.v. lineup is hitting the airwaves and there's an interesting theme common to several of these new shows they glorify a time in our recent past when women were in their place and men ran things without doing the relatively nuanced job with the creators of the genre mad men did of showing what its hold on women in the one nine hundred fifty s. sixty's seventy's and eighty's before the women's movement had really taken hold in our reality charlie's angels to a show about playboy bunnies to a sh

"the playboy club" recalls a time when sex was more free and not tied to death and it has.where talent and vocal quality reigned, not autotune and gimmicks. gaga reminds us that artists used to be unabashed performers and theatrical entertainers. all that retromania takes us back to a time where america was great and strong and simpler, when china wasn't about to become our boss. nostalgia, of course, is always 20/20, and these lookbacks rarely include the full complexity and true confusion of their time, except for "mad men," which is a peerless show, because the workplace gender inequalities of the era are a consistent subtheme. as simmon reynolds writes, is nostalgia stopping our culture's ability to surge forward, or are we nostalgic because our culture as already stopped moving forward? >> i think i can answer some of your questions. i have that degree of confidence right now. >> bring it. >> so i believe that the economic incentives of the production houses to monetize these brands rules the day. they are clearly -- well executed, easily marketable and all the rest, p

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million dollars for breasts and according to people magazine, madison made a mint bearing them all for playboy. the girl next door. and now peepshow in vegas. she says they are the primary money maker right now and if anything would were to happen to them, she would be out of a job. and she wants to protect the people on the vegas show, they would be out of work, too. a lot of pressure, don't you think? >>> we saw it last year and hoping so this morning. ravens have a different look when they see the jets. straight ahead when good morning maryland returns. stay with us. when it comes to getting my family to eat breakfast, i could use all the help i can get. like nutella, a delicious hazelnut spread that's perfect on multigrain toast, even whole-wheat waffles, for a breakfast that my kids love and i feel good about serving. and nutella is made with simple, quality ingredients, like hazelnuts, skim milk, and a hint of cocoa. it's quick, easy and something everyone can agree on. ♪ nutella. breakfast never tasted this good. that have earned the keurig brewed seal of approval. the keurig brewed sea

he was, quote, covering it for playboy. took him two years to get the piece into playboy, but paul once won a slow bicycle raise -- race so that's not surprising. one of the psychiatrists -- the -- one of the points the psychiatrist and psychologies were making was that dan white, who had been very concerned with his good health and his -- a very strong athletic kind of guy. he had abandoned his usual good dietary habits and was gorging on junk food and feeling sorry for himself and hoping around the house in his bathrobe, and one of the psychiatrists, martin linder, -- marty is available for hire if anybody wants him -- mentioned that he had eat 'some twinkies, and so it got seized uponit was

she even made it to the cover of "playboy" magazine. 15 years ago, she became an evangelical christian. now she sings gospel music. ♪ she runs a shop selling religious products and is a proud member of the controversial universal church of the kingdom of god. the church claims a membership of up to 15 million around the world. estimates put it around 3 million. she is expected and strongly encouraged to give at least 10% of her earnings to the church. >> when somebody -- why go to the church -- i go to the church and i give 10% of my money. >> the universal church of the kingdom of god, with its trademark enormous temples, is considered a religion with a business-like orientation. they are using -- around the corner, they are building their biggest temple ever. it is a grandiose project. the building is modeled after the biblical temple of solomon. it will cover an area the size of 16 football fields. seat 13,000 worshipers and cost more than $120 million. it will be v -- it will be the headquarters of the organization. the churches revenue remains a mystery, as it is exempt from payin

when you talk to men who use porn, they often don't consider playboy to even be pornography. for them it is all about the act of sex which used to be the definition for hard core. we defined pornography down and we go to more and more extreme forms and become increasingly mainstream. this is the direction we have been going in for ten years and the internet accelerated that process. >> you think the frequent and regular and large use of pornography is an indication as some one has said, i think in that testimony of a disconnect that is going on in the marriage? intimacy disconnect? >> absolutely. if a man is online looking at porn, that is very isolating experience first of all to sit alone masturbating to your computer for hours on end. that is all about disconnection. he certainly is not with his wife or family talking or spending timing to or having sex with his wife. it creates distance in the relationship. of course you could say suppose he was watching hours and hours of t.v. yes, that is not spending time with his wife. you generally are not sitting there masturbating

when you talk to men who use porn, they often don't consider playboy to evene pornography. for them it is all about the act of sex which used to be the definition for hard core. we defined pornography down and we go to more and more extreme forms and become increasingly mainstream. this is the direction we have been going in for ten years and the internet accelerated that process. >> you think the frequent and regular and large use of pornography is an indication as some one has said, i think in that testimony of a disconnect that is going on in the marriage? intimacy disconnect? >> absolutely. if a man is online looking at porn, that is very isolating experience first of all to sit alone masturbating to your computer for hours on end. that is all about disconnection. he certainly is not with his wife or family talking or spending timing to or having sex with his wife. it creates distance in the relationship. of course you could say suppose he was watching hours and hours of t.v. yes, that is not spending time with his wife. you generally are not sitting there masturbating

[applause] >> i forgot about that playboy thing, thank you.pent an entire article moshing an article i wrote which was pretty impressive i thought, or at least an interesting thing to put in the bio. i'll be upfront here. by the time we finish the panel, you'll have ordered "witness" on amazon i think because i do too also mention that. thank you very much for being here. i was at this conference. i don't remember how many years ago, but it was awhile ago now. further back than when you were at the young america's foundation lunch chon, so it's great, always great to be back. i am perfect to be on the panel because i worked hard not to write a book, and i figure i'm here in a role i'm comfortable in. that's whatnot to do. to give a better picture why i'm perfect to talk about books. here's my weekend. last saturday, i tweeted. try over 150 tweets about the debt ceiling debate. i stopped counting at 150 because i couldn't face the knew mare call truths. if you gave me enough time, i, the author of the tweets, might remember something i produced

the next speaker, cat cats, was -- kathryn lopez, was featured in "playboy." it was not a center fold piece, but they mocked her. i remember reading it. it was not a clean piece. it was very widespread. look that up. she's more known for is being the online editor of "national review." she's an award winning journalist, and she says that she doesn't really work much with national review on dead tree, but more the online version actually, and that's what she brings to lie. i peered on cnn, fox news, msnbc, and the oxygen channel as well. please welcome to the stage kathryn lopez. [applause] >> i sort of forgot about the playboy thing, thank you for the reminder. [laughter] no, they actually spent an entire article mocking an article i had written which was pretty impressive i thought. or at least it was an interesting thing to put on a bio. i'll be up front here, but the time we finish the panel, you will have ordered "witness" on amazon i think because i do too also mention that. thank you very much for being here. i was at this conference. i don't remember hu

kathryn jean lopez has been featured in playboy. but not a centerfold where they mocked her and i remember reading it was not very clean piece. very widespread. you should look at a. she is more well-known for being the online editor of national review. she is an award winning journalist. she says that she doesn't work much with national review. she works more with the online version. that is what she likes to bring to life. she has appeared on cnn, fox news, ms nbc and the oxygen channel and is a frequent guest on radio tv. help me welcome kathryn jean lopez. [applause] >> i forgot about that playboy thing. they had an entire article mocking an article which was pretty impressive or at least an interesting thing to put on a bio. i will be very upfront. by the time we finish this panel you will have ordered witness on amazon because you also mention that. thank you for being here. i was at this conference. i don't remember how many years ago but it was a while ago. further back than when you were at sea-tac at the young america foun

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she is a playboy model. she is a model and actress. now i know why he had his eyes on the playbook. >> how did you find that? >> i never noticed that. >> i guess some people noticed on the sideline, they took a picture and send it to a dead skin. dead's been focused in and on and on. >> when you win the game they say, that guy is really colorful. if you lose bebel's a look at that baum and his naked pictures. >> it is a boys' club. it >> it is football. >> if the man in the church reading the sermon has that on there, it might be a little rough, but it is football. >> lebron james, we talk about this one has data filed his lawsuit. the judge threw out the lawsuit. the judge said, you have not identified damages. the father said, i could have made money just because i was lebron stat. >> this guy figure, lebron does not want this in the paper, he does not want to go to court, he will give me $50,000 and i will go away. >> did not happen. >> they finally determined that this guy was not it. >> they say the dna shoat i am not his father.

the former playboy bunny and hef were scheduled to get married. the 25-year-old felt the ring brought back too many bad memories. they value the ring between $20,000 and $30,000. >>> michelle obama shopping at the target store yesterday. >> he wore sunglasses and a hat. her secret service agents were casual as more. we have more on how nobody noticed. >> reporter: she blends in at the target store in alexandria, virginia. >> i think it's great. >> reporter: we showed the photos to people. >> she's down to earth. she's like regular people. >> reporter: she shopped for around 30 to 40 minutes wearing a nike hat and pushed her own cart. secret service agents arrived a half hour before mrs. obama. >> the only way to go out and shop is if it's in cog knee toe or on the fly. >> reporter: one stop shop. >> why not shop at target? where else do you go to get cat food, bananas all in one place. >> reporter: the corporate headquarters did not issue a formal statement. they tweeted michelle obama may be incognito. >> is that her? >> reporter: he says can we

the latest saadi gadhafi, a former soccer player and playboy now in niger.s accepted with eight former regime officials on humanitarian grounds. he is not the first to leave. moammar gadhafi's wife, two sons and other relatives fled to algeria. one person was killed sunday and several others injured when a balcony collapsed during a procession in mumbai, india. two women are in critical condition. the balcony was crowded with people trying to catch a glimpse of a religious idol as it passed marking the last day of a hindu festival. across the country people paused to remember victims of the 9/11 terror attacks. in new york a tree-filled plaza surrounds two fountains where the twin towers stood. one by one, the names of the people killed on this date ten years ago were read aloud. ceremonies were held at the pentagon as well. 184 people were killed when american airlines flight 77 flew right into the side of the building. in shanksville, pennsylvania -- ♪ o beautiful for spacious skies ♪ ♪ for amber waves of grain >> beautiful, isn't it? there was a ceremony

she is starring in peep show in las vegas afappearing in the girls next door and playboy. she is famous for having had a lot of plastic surgery. >>> big night ahead for baseball and it will be impacted by the orioles who aren't playing. the series begins tonight with the rays taking on the road playing the range rangers in texas. orioles beat them on wednesday night. also playing, the detroit tigers, will be playing the new york yankees. >>> back here, a high level orioles meeting yesterday, as manager buck show walter meets with mc vail and angelos and discuss the fan chias. -- franchise. show walter could take on a greater role with the team. if roethlisberger were traded, who would we have? benny and the jets. wouldn't we? it's early. it's friday. here is your forecast. >> i'm working on that in my head. >> we have kickoff at 55 degrees. it's going to be mostly cloudy but chilly. the chilly part is what you need to dress for. the first time we had a brush with temperatures like this. i don't know if the blood thickened up enough for the cooler temperatures yet. 8:20, ki

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the latest is a former soccer player, notorious playboy who is now in that jeniger.es this hour. "footnotes of 9/11" continues now. >> reporter: for six years ed balan ballinger has been sailing away from his memories. this boat named "the great old broad" where he's been afloat with his wife trying to escape the memory of a few brief words -- beware cockpit intrusion. >> said lock being the so and so door. hijacking alert. hijacking. sure they said possible hijacking. >> reporter: ballinger is footnote 69. ten years ago on september 11th he was a dispatcher for united airlines in chicago, handling 16 flights leaving the east coast and heading west. including united's flights 175 out of boston and flight 93 from newark. >> first indication i had 175 was on the stewardess on board called in her contact which was the maintenance center that they were hijack. >> reporter: in united airlines san francisco maintenance office, supervisor rich bellemy was working one last day before leaving the airline for a new job. >> i was looking around the room, drinking my coffee, rea

so you is not a billionaire and not a giant and he never had a playboy. in his life. he was always a pious young man who fasted twice a week in emulation of the prophet and would awaken himself. >> host: he seems to be a weaker character than what useless put to be. i do professor and graduate school you choose to say that all learning comes through meeting and from great people you from needing. what comes through most of the number of people that you meet, real life characters and you end up learning from. it was almost eerie and bin laden. john o'neill is a very colorful fbi agents and richard and others. of all of them, tell me your favorite story from your favorite people that you meet in the book. >> i talked to over 600 people and some of them might talk to dozens, maybe hundreds of times and those are the ones that were most useful because i knew that they knew. one time i was in sudan and talking to members of sudanese intelligence. at one point, there was a knock on my door and one of the intelligence guys that i had befriended rodding a guy. he kind of a mi

. >> he had an unremarkable soccer career in italy and the reputation in libya is that of a playboy.> all 7 american troops wounded in afghanistan in a suicide attack this weekend are expected to return to duty soon. truck bomb exploded outside a nato base. at least two afghans were killed. general john allen tells cnn shows taliban capabilities are diminishing. >>> fire evacuees in and around s aroundbastrop, texas, will go home today. two people were found dead last week. six still unaccounted. officials hope they're on vacation or staying with friends. >>> tonight's cnn tea party debate could determine the direction for the race and might give us an indication whether it's a race between rick perry and whether the party is headed anymore conservative direction. jim acosta has a preview. >> reporter: texas governor rick perry is ditched the cowboy boots for the running shoes staying far ahead of the republican pack. latest cnn/orc poll finds perry way out in front with 30%. nearest rival, mitt romney at 18%. with the rest of the field looking to play catch up, the cnn tea party deb

with a report for moammar gadhafi, crumbled empire in libya, his son, we're told, saadi, a former playboy fled to niger. we'll be joined now by cnn's ben we'dman with the latest on that. ben what can you tell us? >> reporter: yes, don. we know from the justice minister of niger, saadi, the third son of moammar gadhafi, 37 years old, traveled into that country with eight other so-called minor libyan officials. they were granted refuge there on a humanitarian basis. so saadi is not really the big fish that libyan officials are hoping to catch. they're most interested in saif islam the other brother and the man they call the big fish, moammar gadhafi. don? >> cnn's ben wedeman. thank you, ben. >>> moving on to talk about the 9/11 anniversary in new york and washington and pennsylvania. a day of solemn remembrances on the tenth anniversary of 9/11. [ moment of silence ] >>> a moment of silence at ground zero this morning at 8:46. that's when american airlines flight 11 crashed into the north tower exactly ten years ago. the start of the worst terror attack in u.s. history. now the site is a s

. >>> and, behind the scenes on the set of "the playboy club." >> on "the insider." >> on the '60's sete. >> before sunday's awards show, whitney d bobby. >> jen and brad. >> the emmy couples that split and those that stayed, the backstory. >>> and -- >> behind the scenes of "toddlers & tiaras'" fashion week invasion here in new york city. >> i'm little eden and i'm taking over times square. >> why her runway show is