In November 1987, Los Angeles police confiscated copies of Larry Flynt's magazine Hustler from newsstands throughout the city. This led to protests by free speech advocates who argued that it was...
The 1995 New York City Subway Ad Rejection - Hustler's Attempt To Place Provocative Ads In Subway Stations
In 1995, the publisher Larry Flynt attempted to place provocative advertisements in New...
The Marla Maples Sex Allegation Spread (1990s)
In the early '90s, Hustler published a spread implying Donald Trump's then-girlfriend (and later wife) Marla Maples had slept with a bodyguard—and...
Hustler is a well-known adult magazine that has been around since the late 1970s. It was founded by Larry Flynt and quickly gained popularity for its explicit content. However, Hustler was more than...
Hustler's Business Empire and Diversification
Larry Flynt turned Hustler into more than just a magazine—it became a media empire. As print sales grew, Flynt diversified into video production,...
Larry Flynt, founder of Hustler magazine, was known for his unapologetic pornographic publications that challenged societal norms and pushed boundaries. But what many people don't realize is that...
Alternative Publishing Schedules, Unlike monthly magazines, Taboo was often published irregularly — sometimes quarterly or semi-annually. This lent it a sense of exclusivity, with each issue feeling...
Erotic magazines have become an increasingly popular form of media, which has led to them becoming more widely accepted within society. These magazines often feature erotic artwork that is designed...