Playboy has been a part of pop culture since 1953 when Marilyn Monroe graced the very first issue. But, in recent years, the magazine has been slowly going down the crapper. So, in an effort to save the magazine, Playboy has launched an interesting new ad campaign.

Playboy magazine has just released their November issue "The College Issue" which features "Girls of the SEC."

The sexy show, which was set in a 1960s-era Chicago and starred Eddie Cibrian, Jenna Dewan-Tatum and Naturi Naughton, was besieged even before its first airing. It earned a boycott from the Parents Television Council and public scorn from feminist icon Gloria Steinem, both of whom claimed the program objectified and degraded women.

Twenty-five-year-old Tiffany says when she wasn’t on the beach, soaking in surf and rays, she was fascinated with Playboy and that being named a Playmate fulfills a dream.

Olivia, who originally grew up in farming country of upstate New York says she used to be a tomboy. “I rode four-wheelers and go-karts, and I loved to play in the mud,” she says.

According to TMZ, 25-year-old Anna Sophia Berglund (pictured, left) has taken up residence in the 85-year-old’s notorious bedroom. The pair has also been spotted kissing and calling each other “babe.”

Unfortunately, Hefner’s magazine, Playboy, didn’t get the memo in time. In a truly awkward moment, Harris can be seen on the cover of the July issue, where she is introduced as “Mrs. Crystal Hefner.” Even worse, Harris dons a captain’s hat and a pipe, an homage of sorts to Hefner’s signature look.

Earlier this week, the 24-year-old actress posted a photo from the set of the show on her Facebook page, in which she dons the iconic Playboy bunny outfit.