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In the process of finding the missing passenger plane, the crisis in Ukraine and the stunning election results in Quebec, we suspect that most of you are plagued by the latest scandal that rocked the golf world.
The scandal broke out after the respected magazine, Golf Digest, featured model Paulina Gretzky on a new cover wearing hot white yoga pants.
There is a sports bra, rest on a golf club, just like a strip pole when showing off her toned belly.
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Chief Jerry Tade defended this provocative cover, noting that as the daughter of NHL legend Wayne Gretzky and the fiancee of PGA Tour pro Dustin Johnson, paulina is an important golf celebrity \"and she may also get some new people interested in the sport.
But a member of the Women\'s Professional Golf Association
Last time a player was on the cover of a magazine in 2008.
It\'s not all about buying it.
\"It\'s frustrating for female golfers,\" complained Stacy Lewis, who won the championship twice but did not for the time being.
Ranked first in the world last year.
\"This is the state we have been in.
We are not respected as golfers.
Golf Digest is apparently trying to sell magazines.
But at the same time, you also want to see a little respect for the women\'s game.
There was some funny imitation on the cover.
A photographer photographed a group of male friends in the same tight-fitting outfit --
But it also reminds us of some of the most controversial covers of all time, including these Famous Five: 5)
Cover: National irony (January 1973)
: \"If you don\'t buy this magazine, we kill this dog\" controversy: If you look for bad taste in anti-mainstream culture, controversy and happiness in the 1970 s, american humor magazine National irony is your Bible.
This is the most coveted and collected issue of all time, with a notorious cover shot in which a person\'s hand holds a revolver against the head of a worried person --
A dog looking suspicious looked at the pistol with a side eye of concern.
In 2005, the American Association of Magazine Editors named it seventh.
The greatest magazine cover in the past 40 years.
Photographer Ronald G, according to online reports. Harris —working in pre-Photoshop days
It is difficult to make the dog look humorous rather than poor. The answer?
Apparently, when the revolver was buckled, the click turned the dog\'s eyes to the famous tragic position.
Yes, we bought a few magazines. 4)
Cover: Vanity Fair (August 1991)
: Demi Moore, pregnancy and NudeThe controversy: it seems difficult to believe that the cover of the magazine will have a lasting impact on society, but it seems to be in line with the bill.
Rated second place
This is the greatest cover ever by the American magazine editorial association, filmed by legendary celebrity photographer Anne Lebovitz.
It features a very naked and very pregnant Demi Moore, who is covered with strategically placed arms and only wears a diamond ring.
At that time, 28-year-
The old actor was pregnant with the second daughter of movie star Bruce Willis for seven months.
It became one of the most memorable covers ever made by the magazine and spawned pop musicculture trend.
Demi was the first celebrity to get pregnant naked on the cover, but after that she appeared more and more pregnant stars, including Britney Spears and Jessica Simpson.
In 1991, critics condemned it as \"vulgar\" and some shops either returned the issue or sold it on a brown paper cover.
Supporters like Demi praised Vanity Fair\'s love for women.
Demi twitched on the cover and said, \"I do feel charming, beautiful and more free in my body . \".
\"I don\'t know how many other families --
I could have done it. \"3)
Cover: Rolling Stone (Jan. 22, 1981)
: John Lennon and Yoko Ono controversy: this cover was named the greatest ever by the American Journal Editorial Association.
December, according to news reports.
1980, Leibovitz tried to take pictures of Lennon on his own as required by Rolling Stones.
But the former Beatles member insisted that his wife, Yoko, be on the cover with him, so the photographer asked the superstar to take off his clothes and curl up on the floor of his apartment in New York City, Dakota, next to it is a foreign man in full suit.
Lebowitz was quoted as saying: \"You can\'t help but feel that he is cold and looks like he is hugging her.
I think it was great to see the first Polaroid and they were all very excited.
John said: \"You have captured our relationship accurately.
Promise me it\'s on the cover.
I looked into his eyes and we waved on it.
Five hours later, John was shot dead outside the apartment.
The photo was used on the cover of The Rolling Stone tribute magazine in January. 22, 1981. 2)
Cover: time (June 27, 1994): O. J.
Dispute: with O. J.
Simpson is on trial for the murder of his wife Nicole and her friend Ronald Goldman, and Time magazine and Newsweek magazine publish cover photos of the former football star and cheesy actor.
Newsweek used photos of Simpson\'s unaltered mug from the Los Angeles Police Department.
In contrast, in a dramatic example of poor judgment, time digitally changes the image to darken the image. J.
In the eyes of critics, this is to make him look more threatening.
James R, then editor-in-chief.
Gaines was forced to defend the respected magazine against allegations of racism.
He admitted that the photo was given to an artist who was asked to translate it.
This is what he said: \"The severity of the mug lens --
The relentless glare, the stubble on Simpson\'s face, the cold of the picture-
It is cleverly smooth and shaped as a symbol of tragedy.
The expression on his face is now not only blank;
It is infinite.
\"Of course, James, of course. 1)
Cover: time (April 8, 1966): \"Is God Dead?
\"Controversy: it\'s been a year and you can judge it by the cover of the magazine.
This issue is widely regarded as the most controversial cover of the history of time.
This is the first time in the magazine\'s history to show text without attached images.
The cover is black and there is a provocative question in the big red text: \"Is God Dead ? \"?
\"In the days leading up to the social media, people reacted quickly and angrily, sending more than 3,500 angry letters to editors, which is reported to be
Time knows the controversy, like the storm that broke out in January.
1939. Hitler was called the man of the year.
In the cover story of Issue 1966, the views of famous theology and scholars were highlighted, and the \"Death of God movement\", which was briefly popular in the 1960 s, was discussed \".
The American Journal Editorial Association named it No. 12.
The greatest cover of the past 40 years, and the Los Angeles Times named the issue \"one of the 10 magazine covers that shook the world\" in 2008 \".
\"Somehow we have to think that there is a message here about the impact of Paulina Gretzky on monotonous golf, but we doubt if anyone is willing to read the article. doug.
Speirs @ freepress. mb.