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Introducing Miss March 2026: Taylor Hale, best known as the first Black woman to win Big Brother—and has had an impressive TV career ever since. But after her Big Brother win, Hale realized that images of her naked body—screenshots extracted from the show's live feed—were shared all over social media. That's why she's here, baring it all for Playboy: "This is an act of reclamation," she writes in the essay that accompanies her pictorial. See the full story: ply.by/mghnsm Photographer: Kanya Iwana Editor-in-Chief: Phillip Picardi Creative: Mini Mega Creative Director: Marie Suter Art Director: Madeleine Angus Creative, Playboy: Smiley Stevens Hair: Nathaniel Dezan Makeup: Kimora Mulan Manicurist: Ginger Lopez Stylist: Juliann McCandless Producer: Taylor Tindall Production Manager: Kaitlyn Fitzpatrick Video: George Wasgatt and Kerriann Farrell

Get in bed with Miss May 2025, Noémie Neuens.

The "Mormon porn addiction" influencer has arrived on your FYP, turning deeply private religious struggles into viral content. From tearful TikToks to shared "healing journey" Instagram accounts, creators like Madison Loftin are framing porn use as a source of marital betrayal for a mainstream audience primed by a global backlash against the adult industry. Megan Wallace investigates how these influencers are bridging the gap between LDS doctrine and a secular world increasingly obsessed with the "moral panic" of the digital age: ply.by/uy2k7b

Our favorite kind of beach find. Consider this your official reminder that spring break is right around the corner. Photo by Megan Batson

St. Patrick's Day is all about luck… and scrolling through Playboy's past beauties in green: ply.by/z3uj2x 🍀🐇

From "The Wire" to a history-making Best Actor win, Michael B. Jordan has always been several moves ahead of the industry. Writer @GerrickKennedy explores how the "Sinners" star bypassed Hollywood's traditional gatekeeping by building his own autonomy brick by brick: ply.by/sbt6x2

Who needs brackets when you've got Playmates on the court? Find some of our best basketball-themed photos to get you ready for a month of madness: ply.by/btgloy

Our endless nostalgia era means there's a new Baywatch reboot in town—with social media icons like @shaymitch, Brooks Nader, and now @livvydunne attached. But still, the question on everyone's lips has been obvious: Who's going to be the next @pamelaanderson? The speculation is obviously to be expected. Anderson first joined Baywatch in 1992 as C.J. Parker, becoming one of the most iconic blondes in television history. But we at Playboy feel particularly qualified to answer that question, even if nobody asked us: There won't be a "next" Pamela Anderson. Pamela Anderson is not best captured as just a Playboy model or a Baywatch star—but for the full arc of a life well lived. We're honored to be part of many chapters of her story—she would pose for 15 of our covers. But it only felt fitting that, for now, we revisit the young woman who started it all, as Playmate of the Month in February 1990. Revisit the iconic pictorial: playboy.substack.com

For over a decade, MTV used to broadcast spring break parties across North America documenting the debauchery and hedonism of college youth just looking to get away from their schoolwork stressors for a week. Today, that vision of spring break has all but died. With a few exceptions—like HBCUs celebrations in Houston and the occasional Cancun all-inclusive—most of spring break has become (gasp!) family-friendly. Senior Editor @magdajtaylor polls readers on their travel plans and dissects whether the party scene of the past is still alive: ply.by/z72kew

Get in bed with Miss June 2025, Kysre Gondrezick.

Camille Sojit Pejcha takes Playboy inside her date with an AI chatbot, just the latest foray into robot romance: ply.by/46tged

Spring's lightness, personified. Miss February 1983, Melinda Mays, brings a signature Southern charm and playful energy straight from the archives. Step back in time: ply.by/pb5j6z

The internet says Gen Z isn't having sex. The "real eaters" would like a word: ply.by/osns3x

"Inside the Big Brother house, I understood that I was being watched," Taylor Hale, our Playmate of the Month, writes. "But… there's a difference between agreeing to be observed and being consumed." After winning the contest (and it's $750,000 prize), Hale discovered there were images of her naked body all over the internet—clipped from the Big Brother live feed by viewers. Here, Hale explains why she shot with Playboy to take her naked body back: ply.by/zyavb4 Video: George Wasgatt and Kerriann Farrell Editor-in-Chief: Phillip Picardi Creative, Playboy: Smiley Stevens Director of Photography: Ty Rogers Editor: Celine Ordioni Gaffer: Bobby Wotherspoon Sound: Kyle Pham

Big Brother winner, history-maker, and now: Playmate and Playboy essayist. @TiffanyPollard would be proud. See Taylor Hale in all her Miss March glory: ply.by/mghnsm Video: George Wasgatt and Kerriann Farrell Editor-in-Chief: Phillip Picardi Creative, Playboy: Smiley Stevens Director of Photography: Ty Rogers Gaffer: Bobby Wotherspoon Sound: Kyle Pham

Guess who? 🐇 Miss March drops tomorrow. Photographer: Kanya Iwana

Happy birthday to Sharon Stone, Hollywood icon and fearless star. Seen here in Playboy's "Sex Stars 1996" pictorial, photographed by Stephen Wayda.

Andrew Richardson doesn't sit around trying to be provocative. His magazine just… is. From Sky Bri on the cover to collaborations with @Pornhub, #RichardsonMag lives at the edge of pop, porn, and politics: ply.by/xbikg1

Happy birthday, Benito! 🐰 Bad Bunny, photographed by STILLZ for Playboy Summer 2020.

A niche masturbation habit has picked up a second life online. Kyle MacNeill looks at the internet's obsession with "prone masturbation," the men who say it rewired their sex lives, and the experts who think the panic might be overblown: ply.by/vvv9uh