Table of Contents
| Chapter | Title | Page No. |
|---|---|---|
| Made in Poland | One | 12 |
| Canada, Eh | Two | 25 |
| Legally Blonde | Three | 39 |
| Hanging with Hef | Four | 52 |
| The Crib | Five | 65 |
| The Blonde Boob Brigade | Six | 79 |
| The Fabulous Life | Seven | 91 |
| The Booty | Eight | 103 |
| Hef : A Portrait of the Playboy as an Old Man | Nine | 117 |
| Desperate Housemates | Ten | 130 |
| In Da Clubs | Eleven | 144 |
| How to Make Love like a Rabbit | Twelve | 152 |
| Boys, Boys, Boys | Thirteen | 162 |
| What Happens in the Grotto… | Fourteen | 176 |
| House Parties | Fifteen | 176 |
| Bunny 101 | Sixteen | 193 |
| Playmates at Play | Seventeen | 204 |
| Fiftieth Anniversary of Playboy | Eighteen | 212 |
| Bunny Trap | Nineteen | 222 |
| Fear and Loathing in Holmby Hills | Twenty | 230 |
| Catalogue No. | Twenty-One | 239 |
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