Hustler Launches HustlerMagazine.com in Celebration of 40th Anniversary

BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. — Hustler magazine, which began publication in July 1974, is celebrating its 40th anniversary with the launch of HustlerMagazine.com, founder and publisher Larry Flynt announced today.

“HustlerMagazine.com offers a treasure trove of unique material from the Hustler vault,” Flynt said.

He added, “In addition to providing continually updated content, the site houses a digital archive encompassing every issue in the 40-year history of our magazine, including all of the sizzling pictorials, penetrating articles, in-depth interviews, amusing cartoons, insightful political commentary, scathing satire and thought-provoking features that have been our publication’s trademark for two generations. In addition, we’re offering classic and contemporary adult videos from the unmatched Hustler and VCA collections.”

The company noted that the most recent issues of Hustler, and all future issues, will contain expanded pictorials and additional hardcore videos on the site.

“We understand that, in today’s world, not everyone wants an actual print copy of a magazine, so now you’ll be able to enjoy all we have to offer on your iPad, Android tablet, smartphone, PC or Mac,” Hustler President Michael H. Klein said.

He added, “We think HustlerMagazine.com will not only appeal to our legion of loyal readers, but will also attract a whole new audience of Hustler fans. This is a fabulous way to celebrate our 40th anniversary.”

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