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On December 17, in Brooklyn, New York, one year after the start of the Great Depression which saw the crash of the stock market and threw millions of Americans into a state of poverty, the Emperor was born. He was given the name Robert Charles Joseph Edward Sabatini Guccione. His father, Anthony, was an accountant. His mother, Nina, a housewife. Guccione was an Italian-American of Sicilian descent and raised with a Roman Catholic upbringing. He attended the Blair Academy, in Blairstown, New Jersey, where he was remembered for his:magnetic personality and colossal egotism
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For a few months, Guccione was briefly enrolled in a Catholic seminary with an eye toward becoming a priest. However, he soon abandoned this pursuit when he realized that a life of celibacy would not suit him.
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When Guccione was 21, Lilyann Abrams, his first steady girlfriend, became pregnant. Guccione’s Catholic faith denounced abortion … and the U.S. Government prohibited it. But Guccione also believed in marriage and family, and, as a result of faith, the law, and personal belief, the couple married.During the period in which the United States was drafting young men to fight in the Korean War, Guccione was determined to be exempt from the draft due to his marital status. Having always been interested in art, and with a talent for sketching and painting, he decided to move himself and his bride to Rome, Italy, where Lilyann gave birth to a daughter, Tonina.Gucionne soon found himself greatly inspired by the artwork and history of his ancestors. His fascination of the Roman Empire would impact his life over the decades to come and, in time, resulted in many of his associates and family referring to him as “The Emperor.” For the time being, with a wife and baby to support, he worked as a traveling artist, drawing portraits and cartoons of tourists, while performing fortune-telling on the side. 1953 While the United States and its United Nations allies continued to wage war in Korea, and fight a different type of battle known as the “Cold War” with the Soviet Union and its allies, such as Cuba, Guccione struggled to survive as an artist in Rome.Unbeknownst to him, the first Playboy magazine hit the newsstands in America, with Marilyn Monroe on the cover. It sold more than 50,000 copies. In time, this event, and the continued growing success of Playboy, would alter Guccione’s life. 1955 Now a free man, Guccione hopped on a steamer to North Africa, where he became fully immersed in the Boeheim life-style while painting, smoking pot and hanging out with the likes of author William S. Burroughs.Guccione’s gypsy life lasted less than a year. While in Casablanca, he met an English woman named Murial Hudson. They quickly became romantically involved. And she soon became pregnant, giving birth to Bob Guccione, Jr., before the end of the year.1960Guccione moved to London with Murial. They would live together in sin for several years before marrying in 1966 (and remain husband and wife until 1979). During this period, they would have three more children: Nina, Tony and Nicky.To support a wife and four children, he worked as manager of drycleaners. In his spare time, Guccione continued to pursue his artistic interests, and occasionally was able to earn additional money creating cartoons for Bill Box’s humorous greeting card line, Box Cards. He also submitted cartoons to the London American – a weekly newspaper – leading to his being hired as a cartoonist. In short order, Guccione advanced up the chain at the London American and became managing editor, allowing him to quit the laundry business. During this period, Murial was able to supplement the family’s income by starting a business selling pinup posters.1961Still hoping to make his living as a painter, Guccione looked for ways to subsidize his dream. Since he was now working in publishing, he became curious to find out which magazines were selling the best and why. The American magazine Playboy seemed to be doing brisk business in America but was only modestly successful in England, so little so that, while Playboy was into its seventh year of publication, Guccione had not seen a copy until this time. He was immediately intrigued.Guccione felt that a men’s magazine such as Playboy could be successful in England if it showcased British models. As the Berlin Wall was being constructed, Bob Guccione began thinking of ways to tear down the invisible walls that he felt restricted and limited the evolution of social attitudes and sexual freedoms. He began a prolonged period of looking for investors who might believe as he did – in both the possibilities for a more risqué version of Playboy to be published in England, and his desire to challenge western society’s repressive thinking regarding sex. However, with such radical ideas, Guccione had trouble finding anyone willing to join his cause. 1965 After three years of failing to find backers, Guccione committed himself to self-launching the hybrid magazine he envisioned could combine sex, politics, science, and humor, all the while satisfying his bohemian-artist’s loathing for sexual repression and censorship. First, he needed a title.Since Guccione’s goal was to top Playboy, it only seemed appropriate that Playboy would provide the inspiration for the magazine he hoped to publish. He came upon an idea for the magazine’s name one night while watching TV. Read MoreBeginning in 1959 and lasting into 1961, Playboy founder Hugh Hefner endeavored to expand his brand into television with the late night syndicated series Playboy’s Penthouse. The one-hour variety/talk show, recorded at Chicago station WBKB-TV, was made to appear as if it was a party at Hefner’s penthouse apartment, with numerous Playboy Playmates and bunnies in attendance, and celebrity guests such as Lenny Bruce, Nat “King” Cole and Bob Newhart engaging in conversation with Hefner, and then performing – some doing standup comedy, others singing. The series failed to interest sufficient sponsors and clear enough stations across America and abroad to stay on the air, and it ceased production after 44 episodes. But one person who saw it was Guccione, and, as a tip of the hat toward Hefner, or perhaps merely a wink and inside-joke, he decided to use part of the series’ title as the name of his magazine – Penthouse. Beyond this, Guccione had no intention of watering down his concept by trying to make it palatable to a TV audience. Nor did he want to publish a magazine that would be tame enough for the conservative climate in America of this period, where a former Army General and hardcore Republican named Dwight D. Eisenhower was serving as President, with Vice President Richard M. Nixon. Instead, Guccione would use the ideas hinted at in Playboy as a springboard and then push the envelope beyond the point that American censorship might allow. Guccione later said of Penthouse:“People said it was pornography, and I argued with them. I said, ‘What’s pornography? Censorship is pornography! Repression is pornography!’ I wasn’t just a businessman rationalizing his business; I was a believer!”One person who was intrigued by Guccione’s vision was Joe Brooks. He was offered the job of Art Director at a fraction of his current salary. Captivated by Guccione’s “screw-the-world” insouciance and convinced that Penthouse was an idea whose time had come, Brooks found it hard to turn the job down. He said,“This was the early days of the Beatles, Carnaby Street, the Who, plus the sexual revolution. You’d meet a girl and basically say, ‘Your place or mine?’ You couldn’t miss with Penthouse.”Brooks became Guccione’s first Penthouse employee, and he would stay with Guccione and Penthouse longer than anyone else.To produce a magazine, one needs money, something that Guccione did not have. The Penthouse office was in his London apartment. He used a bathroom door and two milk crates as his desk. In a scheme to raise cash through subscriptions, he produced a brochure featuring photos of half-naked girls and sent it out by direct mail. Brooks said,“He had bought the mailing lists of priests, convents, members of Parliament, nurses – anyone who would get their nose out of joint.There was an immediate outcry: ‘This is pornography! Who is this man?!’”Guccione was denounced in Parliament and dubbed a “sex fiend” on the front pages of the London tabloids. He was also accused of violating a Victorian statute against sending lewd materials through Her Majesty’s post. For the next three days, Guccione found himself holed up inside his house with the police waiting outside with a warrant for his arrest. He barricaded himself in, having been advised by his lawyer to sit tight in order to generate maximum publicity. By the time he emerged, his reputation as “the man who brought pornography to Britain” was secure. He paid a £200 fine. What he got in return was worth far more.Subscriptions poured in, but money was still tight. Guccione was able to talk writers, cartoonists and artists into working for credit, and deferred or no pay, but photographers wanted payment upfront. Gucionne said,“I had no choice, I had to take the pictures myself.”To do this, Guccione used compositions from Degas and other artists for inspiration. Joe Brooks said,“Bob used light like a master painter, but he has an incredibly dirty mind. It’s a beautiful combination.”Guccione admitted that many of his finest pictorials were, in effect, acts of foreplay between artist and model, caught on film. He confessed,“It was very … How to say it? It was very attractive: the setting, the intimacy; It’s very difficult not to submit to; so in most cases in the early days, I would sleep with the girls.”Guccione’s original idea for the Penthouse logo was to feature a tortoise. He was obsessed with the theme behind the fable “The Tortoise and the Hare,” and further liked the suggestiveness of it in respect to the Playboy Bunny. But, after sketching out some concepts, the tortoise was dropped. The Penthouse Key was used instead.Penthouse magazine launched in the United Kingdom in 1965. Its 160,000 print run sold out in five days. This was also the year that Guccione met the love of his life — Kathy Keeton. Read Less 1967 It was the year of the Summer of Love in America, with the Beatles’ “All You Need Is Love” as its anthem. But unlike the Beatles, who were as popular in the U.S. as in their home country of England, Penthouse was still confined to the U.K. (with extended circulation in some parts of Europe). The upside of this was that, by not being published in America, Penthouse was able to begin showing the pubic area of its models, breaking new ground and getting the magazine more free publicity.Beyond this, and in an attempt to compete with Playboy in the English marketplace, Guccione offered editorial content that was more sensational and the magazine’s writing was far more investigative than other men’s magazines, with stories about government cover-ups and scandals. Writers such as Craig S. Karpel, James Dale Davidson and Ernest Volkman, as well as the critically acclaimed Seymour Hersh, exposed numerous scandals and corruption at the highest levels of government. 1969 While American youth, including those of “the Hippy Nation,” came together for a weekend of music and free love near the town of Woodstock, New York, Guccione was engaged in his own sexual revolution. Penthouse launched in the U.S. with full-page newspaper ads featuring artwork depicting the crosshairs of a rifle gun sight centered on the Playboy bunny logo, and the caption:“We’re going rabbit hunting.” 1970 In April 1970, Penthouse introduced its first full frontal nude and achieved its highest ever sales figures to date. Now the “Pubic Wars” were on in America. Although Hugh Hefner stated he would never sink to showing pubic areas:“Nine months later,” Guccione says, chuckling, “there was pubic hair in Playboy, because we were killing him on the newsstand.”During the Pubic Wars Guccione and Hefner had their only face-to-face encounter. It was at a screening of Stanley Kubrick’s A Clockwork Orange“He snubbed me,” Guccione says. “He shook my hand, said, ‘Nice to meet you’ and disappeared. I never had any bad feelings toward him. He did toward me — with some justification, because we were making serious inroads into his territory.”More than just a magazine with gorgeous, hot naked women, Penthouse publishes articles by talented and popular writers, like Alan Dershowitz, Stephen King, Philip Roth, Joyce Carol Oates, and JP Donleavy, and interviews with Germaine Greer, Gore Vidal and Isaac Asimov among others. This allowed Guccione to make the claim that he was not merely “selling sex.” He also explained that his Roman Catholic upbringing made him acutely aware that:“every older woman is somebody’s mother and every young woman somebody’s sister.” In his magazine, therefore, the women “were not just blatant sex objects,” Men, he claimed, “really don’t want to see women vulgarized.” 1971 In August 1971 Guccione introduced the world to the centrefold. Playboy did so the following year. He boasted,“Everything was started by us. We were the first to show full-frontal nudity; the first to expose the clitoris completely. I think we made a very serious contribution to the liberalization of laws and attitudes.”Guccione stayed ahead of Playboy by taking more risks – introducing the “split-beaver” and girl-on girl photo sets which became a staple in his magazine. Guccione said,“Lesbianism was something that was of interest to me, and I recognized that I wasn’t alone.” 1973 Viva magazine was launched, focusing on nude men and stories geared toward women. Advertisers were reluctant to buy space because of male nudity.This was the same year U.S. President Richard M. Nixon was “exposed” in Watergate! 1975 As the Vietnam War came to an end, a Reason magazine interviewer asked Guccione whether the government ought to be able to place restrictions on the cover price of Penthouse. Guccione replied:“I don’t think that Dick Nixon or Gerald Ford have the right, the intelligence, the know-how, or the talent to control anything other than their own bowel movements, and even that is somewhat in doubt.”Beautiful naked women were not all that interested Guccione. The naked truth was titillating as well. The magazine covers announced investigative pieces on topics ranging from CIA corruption to the mob, to the sleaziness of the medical establishment. Guccione was named Publisher of the Year by Brandeis University for:“his editorial attention on such critical issues of our day as the welfare of the Vietnam veteran and problems of criminality in modern society.”Penthouse painter Ori Hofmekler said,“Bob has this anti-Establishment desire, almost a desi

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The Site will terminate the account of any member who the Site believes has infringed on the rights of any third party(ies) one or more times. For the avoidance of doubt, the Site specifically reserves the right to terminate the account of any member reported by any third party for infringing on such third party’s rights and the Site will immediately terminate the account of any member reported more than once for infringing on the rights of a third party.
[H2] Notification and Take Down Procedures
The Site implements the following “notification and takedown” procedure upon receipt of any notification of claimed copyright infringement. The Site reserves the right at any time to disable access to, or remove any material or activity accessible on or from any Site or any Materials claimed to be infringing or based on facts or circumstances from which infringing activity is apparent. We reserve the right to terminate any account reported for infringing on the intellectual property of any third party, and we will act expeditiously to remove access to all identifiable material that is alleged to infringe on a third party’s copyright, according to the procedure set forth in 17 U.S.C. §512 of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (“DMCA” ). The Site’s DMCA Notice Procedures are set forth in the preceding paragraph. If the notice does not comply with §512 of the DMCA, but does comply with three requirements for identifying sites that are infringing according to §512 of the DMCA, the Site shall attempt to contact or take other reasonable steps to contact the complaining party to help that party comply with the notice requirements. When the Designated Agent receives a valid notice, we will expeditiously endeavor to remove and/or disable access to the infringing material and may notify the affected user. Then, the affected user may submit a counter-notification to the above designated agent containing a statement made under penalty of perjury that the user has a good faith belief that the material was removed because of misidentification of the material. After the designated agent receives the counter-notification, we will replace the material at issue within 10-14 days after receipt of the counter-notification unless the designated agent receives notice that a court action has been filed by the complaining party seeking an injunction against the infringing activity. We reserve the right to modify, alter or add to this policy, and all users should regularly check back to these Terms and Conditions to stay current on any such changes.
[H3] DMCA Counter-Notification Procedure
If the recipient (the “Recipient” ) of a Notice of Claimed Infringement (“Notice” ) feels that the Notice is erroneous or false, and/or that allegedly infringing material has been wrongly removed in response to a Notice as outlined above, the Recipient is permitted to submit a counter-notification pursuant to §512(g)(2) and (3) of the DMCA. A counter-notification is the proper method for the Recipient to dispute the removal or disabling of material (the “Material” ) pursuant to a Notice. The information that a Recipient provides in a counter-notification must be accurate and truthful, and the Recipient will be liable for any misrepresentations which may cause any claims to be brought against us relating to the Content. To submit a counter-notification, please send us the following information:A specific description of the material that was removed or disabled pursuant to the Notice.A description of where the material was located within the Site before such material was removed and/or disabled. Please provide the specific URL if possible.A statement reflecting the Recipient’s belief that the removal or disabling of the Material was done so erroneously. For convenience, the following format may be used:“I swear, under penalty of perjury, that I have a good faith belief that the referenced material was removed or disabled by the service provider as a result of mistake or misidentification of the material to be removed or disabled.”The Recipient’s physical address, telephone number, and email address. Written notification containing the above information must be signed and sent to:[email protected]DO NOT SEND ANY OTHER INQUIRIES TO OUR DMCA EMAIL. SEND ALL OTHER INQUIRIES TO [email protected] After receiving a DMCA-compliant counter-notification, we will then provide the counter-notification to the entity who first provided the Notice concerning the subject material. Additionally, within ten to fourteen (10-14) days of our receipt of the counter-notification, we will replace or cease disabling access to the disputed material provided that we or our designated copyright agent have not received notice from the entity who first provided the Notice that such entity has filed a legal action pertaining to the disputed material.
[H3] We reserve the right to modify, alter or add to this policy, and all Users should regularly check back regularly to stay current on any such changes.
[H2] Monitoring of Information
We reserve the right, but have no obligation, to monitor any and all advertisements, public postings and messages to ensure that they conform to the content guidelines and this Agreement, which are both subject to change from time to time. We also reserve the right, but have no obligation, to monitor any and all messages and chats that take place through the Site. We are not responsible for any offensive or obscene material(s) that may be transmitted or posted by any and all users (including unauthorized users, as well as the possibility of “hackers” ). As noted above, we are also not responsible, under any circumstances, for the use of any personal information, by anyone, that you post or transmit through the Service.
[H2] Removal of Information
While we do not and cannot review every message or other material posted or sent by users of the Service, and are not responsible for any content of these messages or materials, we reserve the right, but are not obligated, to delete

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