WASHINGTON, Oct 20 (Reuters) - Bob Guccione, who brought full frontal nudity to men's magazines and built a multimillion dollar publishing empire on the success of his flagship magazine, Penthouse, ...
Having carved out a niche in vaguely sleazy “Secrets of” docuseries beginning with Hugh Hefner and Playboy, A&E finds an ideal and perhaps inevitable playground for the franchise with “Secrets of ...
Holly Madison calls Penthouse founder Bob Guccione a “horrible person” for publishing explicit content filmed for the 1979 erotic drama Caligula in his adult magazine. The fifth episode of the second ...
Bob Guccione, who founded Penthouse magazine and created an erotic corporate empire around it, only to see it crumble as his investments soured and the world of pornography turned toward video and the ...
PLANO, Texas — Penthouse magazine founder Bob Guccione has died in a suburban Dallas hospital at age 79. A statement issued by the Guccione family says he died Wednesday at Plano Specialty Hospital in ...
Guccione, the onetime New Jersey artist who gave the world Penthouse, the movie Caligula and the late Omni magazine, died Wednesday in Plano, Texas after a long battle with cancer. He founded ...
A statement issued by the Guccione family says he died at Plano Specialty Hospital in Plano. His wife, April Dawn Warren Guccione, had said he had battled lung cancer for several years. Penthouse ...
More explicit nudes. Sensational stories. Even more sensational letters that began, "Dear Penthouse, I never thought I'd be writing you..." It worked for decades for Guccione, who died Wednesday in ...
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