Legacy
Swinging circa 1993
During the latter part of the last century, “swinging” took on a whole new complexity due to the “you might die” thing. We looked in 1993 to see if it had rebounded.
David Bowie
It can be very difficult to describe the work of David Bowie in a short sentence, let alone work in thoughts on the man himself. So we won’t.
Shooter Jennings
If you have TWO famous parents, and you decide to follow in their footsteps — in their exact arenas — being Shooter Jennings can help a lot. Know yourself first.
Merle Haggard
Should you not know of the man or the music of Merle Haggard, Penthouse provides you a chance to see what has changed (and has not) over 50 years.
Richard Lewis
Turns out there was a Richard Lewis even before “Curb Your Enthusiasm” hit TV screens. Oddly enough, we were still very enthusiastic.
Simon Wiesenthal
You need not know of Simon Wiesenthal himself in order to appreciate the kind of dedication extraordinary individuals exhibit for us all.
LoCash Cowboys
When you call your band the LoCash Cowboys, do you need to then change your name to something else when you hit it big? Turns out, no. You do not. You just drop the “Cowboys” part.
Vince Gill
Vince Gill has given us many, many reason to admire him over the years, but Penthouse caught up with Vince just a decade or so after he hit it big.
Interactive the Old-School Way
Before camshows and VR headsets, there was Interactive the Old-School Way, and Penthouse was at the forefront … y’know, with pretty women.
