The Perils of Paula JonesFor the first time, she is willing to talk about how she was manipulated by Bill Clinton’s conservative enemies in their unrelenting effort to ruin him-and was then abruptly left to fend for herself when she no longer served their purposes. “I was being used by a lot of people to get to him,” she told Penthouse in an exclusive interview. MORE from Penthouse
*But Never Really Tell ThemEven the inventor of modern psychiatry, Sigmund Freud, concluded that it was the one psychological puzzle that he could not solve. In his frequently quoted remark, he expressed a fascination and frustration that many men have felt: “What do women want?”MORE from Penthouse
Praise the Lord, and Send Me the MoneyGospel fervor gleamed in 3,000 faces at the $30 million city arena at Charleston, W.Va. People around me, arms upraised, jerked in spasms as they loosed the unknown tongue: “Shend-a-la-goosh-a-ma. Dee-dee-dee-dee.” A young woman beside me leaped and squealed. Others wiped tears, swaying and rocking.MORE from Penthouse
A Man for All SeasonsThe 73-year-old has played the president of the United States; the head of the CIA; a street pimp; a crime boss named simply the Boss; a boxing trainer; the driver of Miss Daisy; a bald New York judge; the prison inmate you would most want on your side; a Civil War soldier; a sophisticated detective; Malcolm X, Frederick Douglass, and Nelson Mandela; and, oh yeah, God. He debuted on Broadway in Hello, Dolly! with Pearl Bailey and Cab Calloway, and spent several years on The Electric Company as, among other characters, Easy Reader, Mad Scientist, Count Dracula, and Mel Mounds. He’s earned five Academy Award nominations and won Best Actor in a Supporting Role for Million Dollar Baby. His deep and reassuring speaking voice has enhanced TV specials on subjects from the Civil War, slavery, and blues music to film and Clint Eastwood; and provided the narration for a variety of projects, from such documentaries as the award-winning March of the Penguins and Magnificent Desolation: Walking on the Moon and a TV production of A Raisin in the Sun to several of the movies in which he’s starred. He’s even discussed sex with Clint Eastwood while riding horseback in the Old West, and helped Batman develop the cool gadgets and gear that allow the masked vigilante to kick criminal ass. The Mississippi native truly is a man for all seasons.MORE from Penthouse
