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RIP Bob Guccione, the leather-pants-clad seminary dropout (did you know that?) who founded Penthouse magazine. T. Rees Shapiro delivers the finest obituary [...]

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DALLAS (AP) - Bob Guccione tried the seminary and spent years trying to make it as an artist before he found the niche that Hugh Hefner left for him in the [...]

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The founder of Penthouse magazine, Bob Guccione, died October 20, 2010 in Plano, Texas. His family says Guccione, 79, died after a lengthy battle with [...]

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Bob Guccione's Penthouse fell halfway between the two in terms of explicit content. Dines argues that competition between the three magazines paved the way [...]

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Penthouse founder Bob Guccione died Wednesday from cancer at 79. Who was this hero of adult entertainment and why did the Internet cause his downfall? [...]

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One of Barber's early jobs was working for Penthouse magazine, founded by the late Bob Guccione. In an excerpt from the book, published in American by Atlas [...]

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"The Twilight of Bob Guccione" was nominated for a National Magazine Award in 2004. To read the rest of the issue, you must be a subscriber to All Access. [...]

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(Stephen Lovekin/Getty Images) NEW YORK (CBS) Penthouse magazine publisher Bob Guccione, who died Tuesday in Texas, put the magazine squarely in the center [...]

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[Entertainment Weekly | Daily Mail] Guccione is gone: Bob Guccione - the unlikely free-speech hero who founded "Penthouse" magazine with the idea that it [...]

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Berlin - Bob Guccione, founder of the US magazine Penthouse, has died aged 79 after a long battle with cancer, US media quoted his family as saying. [...]

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Penthouse founder and publisher Bob Guccione may not have been someone that comics creators talk about every day by name, but everyone seemed to know who he [...]

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blog ran a piece by the British journalist Lynn Barber, who worked at Penthouse under the recently deceased Bob Guccione for seven years in the 1970s. [...]

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{Racked} Bob Guccione Passes Away: Bob Guccione, the man best known for establishing the men's magazine Penthouse (but for our purposes, he's the man who [...]

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The latter gets an extra special message from Mr. Rose: "Bob Guccione at Spin — what, you pissed off because your dad gets more p---y than you? F--- you! [...]

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The tragic death of Bob Guccione is a serious blow to the sacred memories of several generations of American young men, who first learned the visual layout [...]

Bob Guccione AKA Robert Charles Joseph Edward Sabatini Guccione. Born: 17-Dec-1930. Birthplace: Brookyln, NY. Gender: Male Religion: Roman Catholic [...]

Bob Guccione pushed the soft-core envelope, building one of the most profitable porn empires in the world. Now he lives as a near-recluse in his townhouse, [...]

21 Oct 2010 Perhaps most famous for smut-mag Penthouse, we'd rather remember Guccione for the tech/sci-fi magazine Omni, which hasn't been seen on [...]

21 Oct 2010 Bob Guccione , who founded Penthouse magazine and built a fortune on adult entertainment before the rise of pornography on the Internet, [...]

21 Oct 2010 Bob Guccione tried the seminary and spent years trying to make it as an artist before he found the niche that Hugh Hefner left for him in [...]

21 Oct 2010 Bob Guccione, who founded Penthouse magazine and created an erotic corporate empire around it, only to see it crumble as his investments [...]

21 Oct 2010 Bob Guccione, founder of much-loved and much-missed science fiction magazine Omni, died yesterday of cancer in a Plano, TX hospital. [...]

Penthouse, a men's magazine founded by Bob Guccione, combines urban lifestyle articles and soft-core pornographic pictorials that, in the 1990s, evolved into hardcore. Penthouse is owned by FriendFinder Network. formerly known as [...]

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He founded & produced an edgier version of Playboy magazine. Penthouse was the first to show pubic hair and graphic close-ups and the first to offer fetish photos.. Bob Guccione dead at 79. [...]

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Bob Guccione, who brought full frontal nudity to men's magazines and built a multimillion dollar publishing empire on the success of his flagship magazine, Penthouse, died on Wednesday, according to his family. He was 79. [...]