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In reply to the discussion: Let's talk about the non-reaction to the explosive revelations in the series "Secrets of Playboy." [View all]live love laugh
(13,227 posts)1. Kelly was THE whipping boy for this issue. Media attention to his case was excessive.
Many justify the Republican favoring media slant with explanations that doing so drums up viewership and ad revenue.
That makes little sense however when they ignore for example pics from the Epstein era of Smelvis on a plane surrounded by adolescent Ivanna lookalikes.
Ratings and revenue would soar if the media actually reported that story alone not to mention things like Melyawnias never-aired nudes.
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Let's talk about the non-reaction to the explosive revelations in the series "Secrets of Playboy." [View all]
Scrivener7
Feb 23
OP
Kelly was THE whipping boy for this issue. Media attention to his case was excessive.
live love laugh
Feb 23
#1
Definitely. And I'm wondering of the silence is because, as with Epstein, everything was filmed
Scrivener7
Feb 23
#2
I suppose that is the reasonable answer. That Playboy was about selling sex and
Scrivener7
Feb 23
#7
I didn't see the series, but if Saudi Arabia and UAE are involved, there's one answer.
yardwork
Feb 25
#38
because its old news and nobody cares about playboy anymore? didnt know its still around...is it? nt
msongs
Feb 23
#10
Most of the Cosby story was old news, too, by the time it came out. Yet it was still a big story.
Scrivener7
Feb 23
#11
I watched the first episde when it came on Hulu. It felt like old news and also the style was a little too
themaguffin
Feb 23
#13
From the series, no, it really wasn't scrutinized since the '50s. Not even a little bit.
Scrivener7
Feb 23
#14
And he didn't even bother to get her permission to put her nude photos in that first edition.
Scrivener7
Feb 23
#17
All the women who were interviewed, who are still dealing with the fallout from their time there,
Scrivener7
Feb 23
#20