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Brody Brown
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Executive Editor, Us Weekly
New York
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By Brody Brown Verified, Sarah Hearon Verified| Us Weekly Verified Marston Hefner was 18 when he used to visit his dad, Playboy founder Hugh Hefner, at the legendary mansion for backgammon night on Thursdays. Growing up, Marston, who turns 35 next month, admired the “really ambitious” Playmates he witnessed. “They were not using Playboy as a way into Hollywood. For the most part, they were using it to pay for vet school or to get them further in their career,” he explains in an exclusive interview with Us Weekly.
By Brody Brown Verified, Paige Strout Verified| Us Weekly Verified Keke Palmer has been making Us smile since her film debut at age 10, in 2004’s Barbershop 2. (She gave good eye roll!)As the young performer evolved into a multi-hyphenate,, her ability to draw laughter only grew. (We’re still recovering from 2019’s “Sorry to this man” memed moment.
By Brody Brown Verified, Sarah Hearon Verified| Us Weekly Verified Marston Hefner was 18 when he used to visit his dad, Playboy founder Hugh Hefner, at the legendary mansion for backgammon night on Thursdays. Growing up, Marston, who turns 35 next month, admired the “really ambitious” Playmates he witnessed. “They were not using Playboy as a way into Hollywood. For the most part, they were using it to pay for vet school or to get them further in their career,” he explains in an exclusive interview with Us Weekly.
Company Info
Us Weekly
Men's Journal is a men's lifestyle magazine that was founded in 1992 by Jann Wenner, the creator of Rolling Stone. Originally part of Wenner Media, it was sold to American Media Inc. in 2017 and later acquired by The Arena Group in 2022. Although the print edition ended in February 2023, the brand continues to thrive in the digital space. Based in New York City, it caters to active, accomplished men who are interested in adventure, fitness, and style. The magazine offers a variety of content, including articles on trends, destinations, and style in its "Notebook" section, as well as science-backed health and fitness advice in "Blueprint." The "Gear Lab" serves as a monthly buyer's guide for tech, tools, and outdoor equipment, featuring an annual "Gear of the Year" awards. Men's Journal targets affluent, adventure-oriented men and collaborates with brands in outdoor gear, lifestyle, and health and wellness sectors.
New York, New York, United States
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Founded: 1992