Amanda Cerny: Last News

Playboy is relaunching as a digital magazine, set to go head-to-head with OnlyFans. The iconic publication scrapped its print edition in 2020 after experiencing financial struggles before laying off 25 members of staff months later. The new online format is expected to allow users to interact with the brand's creators.

Megan Marx isn’t letting a scary diagnosis stop her from enjoying life. The former "Bachelor Australia" star has been named a top creator for Playboy’s new digital platform, rivaling OnlyFans. According to Playboy, it has already paid out millions of dollars in earnings to creators since its relaunch in mid-September.

Todd Spangler NY Digital Editor Playboy is relaunching its iconic magazine as a digital front-end for its recently launched platform that lets individual creators charge a monthly fee for access to exclusive content, similar to OnlyFans. The company ceased the print edition of the mag in March 2020, nearly 70 years after its debut. In the new iteration, select creator features will be available for free while behind-the-scenes and full photo shoots will be available only to subscribers of each creator on Playboy.com. At first, the reborn Playboy magazine will be not be in paper format but a print version may be in the offing. The first cover of the relaunched Playboy magazine, released Monday, features Amanda Cerny — model, actor and former Playboy Playmate — as a futuristic “platinum Bunny.” The first full issue is scheduled to come out later this year.