Oui November 1982 *CG & CF Cheryl Rixon, Laura Banks, Joanne Latham, & More!*

Description

• Covergirl & Centerfold Cheryl Rixon Photographed by Dick Zimmerman
• ORson Bean’s Revolt Against Women’s Lib
• From “Star Trek II”: Khan’s Crony Laura Banks
• From “Rocky III”: Hulk (Thunderlips) Hogan
• Robin Moore On The Hoffa Hit

Contents :

9 DESIGNER GENES
Orson Bean, house-husband no more, takes his stand with the geneticists in the battle of the sexes. Are men and women irrevocably (biologically) different? Is diaper-changing diametrically opposed to dingus-toting? New convert Bean says yes.
23 STAR TREKKING TO FAME
Laura Banks is parlaying a small part in Star Trek II and some promo cuddles with Ricardo Montalban into space-case stardom. Meet the leggy new qv een of the sci-fi convention circuit in another OUI celebrity photo-spread. Photos by Dick Zimmerman. Interview by Ted Newsome.
60 JOANNE LATHAM
Called “The Face of the Eighties,” English model Joanne finally backs up her oft-photographed face and funbubbles with a rare view of her undercarriage. A centerfold to remember by Donald Milne.
90 AMATEUR OF THE MONTH
Denise of Arizona kicks off this year’s search for the real women of America. As a lifeguard and belly dancer, Denise’s, reality is indisputable; as a model, she ain’t bad, either.
17 WHO, HOW, AND WHY: THE HOFFA HIT
Did Hoffa’s bastard son unwittingly lead his father to death? Robin Moore examines little-known
evidence pointing to this and the labor leader’s final macadam resting place.
54 MY BOY HULK
As Thunderlips in Rocky III he brought down the champ and the house. In the hype of the wrestling world, he’s a villainous pretty boy. To our models, he was The Incredible Hulk. But to mom? An amusing interview with Ruth Hogan, mother of wrestling star Hulk Hogan, by Bill Belleville. Photos by Mark Weiss.
70 MUSIC: A GLITTER GANG-FLING WITH MOTLEY CRUE, THE WELL-BRED BALLAD OF BRIAN FERRY, AND THE STRAY CATS BLUES
Glitter’s last gasp may be the orgasmic howl of L.A.’s hottest show band; Roxy Music’s Ferry :ones down to three-piece elegance; and the Cats belt out the old stuff to a brand-new tune.

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