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The quote from the source actually pertained to an unrelated subject. The pornography magnate told HLN's "Nancy Grace" show on Thursday night that talks are ongoing that could land Anthony on the pages of his magazine, weeks after a Florida jury acquitted her of murder in her 2-year-old daughter Caylee's death. He said any payment that the Orlando woman might receive for interviews with media outlets would be "chicken feed" compared to what she'd receive by appearing in Hustler. Anthony's trial in Orange County became the fixation of countless people during its seven-week run, many horrified by the girl's death and others drawn in by the family drama. Since her release from jail early on the morning of July 17 -- after getting credit for time served for her conviction on four counts of misleading authorities -- she has remained out of the public eye. The Hustler magazine founder said that, after a jury cleared the year-old woman on murder charges, he initially did not consider reaching out to her.

The hugely memorable cover for Rolling Stone's September Edition of Janet posing with her breasts cupped by a pair of anonymous hands is arguably one of the greatest music images of the nineties. The London-based magazine published the cover in the North American edition, but not in the European edition. Reaction to this cover was mixed, with some readers disgusted and others highly amused. The New York magazine is no stranger to controversial covers. But when the story of New York's governor Eliot Spitzer's shocking involvement in a prostitution ring appeared in the magazine cover, it sure raised some eyebrows.

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Don't have an account yet? Get the most out of your experience with a personalized all-access pass to everything local on events, music, restaurants, news and more. The founder and publisher of the long-running salacious, satirical Hustler magazine and many other sextastic business ventures, Larry Flynt, has lived a life full of public battles, some which he has won, and some that he lost.