Johnston Nervous About His Johnson in Playgirl

Johnston bares all, or almost all, on magazine cover

(NEWSER) - If this doesn't take away your Monday blues, nothing will: Levi Johnston's long-awaited Playgirl cover has been unveiled. The issue will be the first of Playgirl's print re-launch, and hits stands Feb. 22, People reports. More»

Sarah Palin's almost-son-in-law poses in the shower

(NEWSER) - So you might not get to see a full-frontal shot of Levi Johnston in Playgirl, but at least you can get up close and personal with his armpit hair in this teaser image. The nudie mag released the shower shot yesterday, the New York Daily News reports. View it in all its shower-glistening glory above. More»

Hunky Alaskan's full assets left to imagination in Playgirl

(NEWSER) - Gawker has tracked down the truth about Levi Johnston's Playgirl photos and there's less of the hunky Alaskan on display than promised. Though Levi's manager Tank Jones promised full-frontal nudity, Johnston tucked the object of everyone's curiosity mostly out of sight. "We're thrilled with the photos we got, and are confident people will love them," said a magazine spokesman. But "although there may be glimpses, we did not get full on frontal nudity." More»

He'll take it all off in a variety of sports-related settings

(NEWSER) - As if it's not fantastic enough that Levi Johnston is taking it all off for his upcoming Playgirl shoot, his ever-poetic manager confirmed it with the following statement: "Everything's gonna hang out. We're talking full johnson." The shoot just happens to fall on the same day Sarah Palin goes on Oprah—Nov. 16—and a website rep says the "Palin-impaler" (nickname courtesy of TMZ ) will be shot in athletic scenes: "Gyms, rinks—that sort of thing." More»

(NEWSER) - Levi Johnston apparently wasn’t joking when he said he’d be open to doing a nude photo shoot, Gawker reports. Well, not nude exactly, but the Alaska babydaddy is going to strip to his undies for Playgirl, now a website-only operation. "They're in final negotiations to get the thing together right now," writes Brian Moylan. More»