LOS ANGELES—Hustler Honey Ophelia Fae graces the magazine’s August cover, along with a 14-page centerfold spread, shot by photographer Ellen Stagg.
In “The Eyes Have It,” the young model admits to “being a bit of a pain slut” and describes her latest fantasy: “I really want to be tied up and suspended in the air while a girl makes love to me.”
Hustler interviewer T.S. Farley calls Jacqueline Novak’s Netflix special Get on Your Knees "the single best stand-up performance" he’s seen in 10 years, hailing it as "a comedic ass-kicking, as funny as it is provocative, as challenging as it is fun.” Novak joins Hustler to explain how she came up with 90 minutes’ worth of comedy material about blowjobs, with photography courtesy of Netflix.
Model Chanell Heart has “bared her soul—along with her magnificent body—in three stellar Hustler features,” a magazine rep said. Heart confesses to being “a really big pervert,” having “a kinky foot fetish” and a “fervent love for filthy, sweaty sex.”
In “Home Body,” Chanel Camryn says, “she’d much rather stay home, cuddle and cook than go out and party.” In keeping with the theme, ThisYearsModel.com shoots the pinup model in the kitchen, with a ’50s-styled domestic aesthetic.
Isabella Nice and Kit Mercer are “Getting Their Licks In” in a hardcore girl/girl layout by Larry Flynt Productions.
“Play Misty for Me” highlights a brunette from Springfield, Illinois “getting physical in the great outdoors. Though she looks innocent, Misty is out to prove she’s anything but in this spread, photographed by Mark Lit,” the rep added.
“I am a freak for rough sex. Slap me, scratch me,” says model Arietta Adams, as she appears in “Pull My Hair” by Larry Flynt Productions.
"The Hustler Classic" this month revisits 1983 in “Sophie: Passive Passion,” shot by lensman James Baes.
Hustler’s installment of the “Teens Swing With Couples” series features Dez Hansen, Claire Roos, Ava Alex and Taylor Wild, with photography courtesy Hustler Video.
In amateur showcase “Beaver Hunt,” seven “beavers show their all,” the rep said.
In the August Publisher’s Statement, “Liz Flynt mourns the death of the crown jewel of the civil rights movement, the Voting Rights Act of 1965.” Flynt notes that starting in 2013, the Supreme Court has “taken a sledge hammer to this vital legislation and in April of this year the Court destroyed what little there was left. Because of their rulings, in the last three presidential elections, the racial turnout gap has been growing ever wider. And things are about to get worse. We are now seeing Republicans radically redistrict to dilute the Black vote. Look at Memphis.” Flynt also encourages all readers to “register voters, talk to friends and neighbors, and get out the vote, dammit.”
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