The Hef has passed

[Leon]

I don't see Hef as being anywhere close to as whacked out as Jackson. Different league entirely.

I don't think they're exactly the same. But they do have common ground of being unable to form a conventional relationship - but to be clear, I'm not saying that the Hef endless parade of mindless 20 year old blondes is the *same* as whacko Jacko and the various children that he had to pay off over the years.

[novicius]

+1

+1

[Sad, little man]

Like I said, garbage can of a human, not a quirky entertainment personality, a garbage can.



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[FaultyMario]

I hope a crowdfunding effort is established to rebury her remains in a family crypt or such.

[dodint]

Someday I need to circle back and find out how those photos were published considering they were clearly posed for. What was she thinking?

[MR2 Fan]

Someday I need to circle back and find out how those photos were published considering they were clearly posed for. What was she thinking?

I heard it was mostly before she was famous and was desperate for money, got paid $50

[dodint]

If that's the case then it's not 'leaked', she made a choice and didn't like the consequences. (If true.)

It's deeper than that, but that portion of the excerpt above is a bit unfair to call it 'leaked.'

[Crazed_Insanity]

Wow, I guess he really loved her! Or just super intense obsession...
After going thru this many blondes..., he still can't get over her?
I guess men always want the thing that they can't have...

Anyway, if Hef were a garbage can, how would we describe that Vegas shooter? Landfill?

Sigh..., let's just hope Hef wasn't involved in the death of Marilyn.

[SportWagon]

Mike Douglas show. June 7, 1972.

Kukla, Fran and Ollie co-hosts today; guests are Playboy magazine publisher Hugh Hefner, singer Margaret Whiting, impressionist Frank Gorshin and radio show host Don McNeill.

http://www.tv.com/shows/the-mike-dou...ortmode=rating

I remember that show. It seemed very weird having children's entertainers Kukla, Fran and Ollie being laudatory towards Hugh Hefner.

Although https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kukla,_Fran_and_Ollie says the show ended in 1957 and was watched by more adults than children. But https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CBS_Ch..._Film_Festival indicates the characters were revived in more brief segments (starting 1967), so that would have been their more recent familiarity, running with Kukla, Fran and Ollie until 1977.

Impressionist Frank Gorshin, indeed. Riddle me that.

[FaultyMario]

that portion of the excerpt above is a bit unfair to call it 'leaked.'

It's a stretch.