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Hugh Hefner, the legendary founder of Playboy magazine, has sadly passed away. Hugh Hefner died on Wednesday night at the age of 91 and now celebrities and former Playboy Bunnies are paying tribute to the legendary cultural icon via social media. Hefner helped to launch the careers of many models and actresses through the magazine including Pamela Anderson, Jenny McCarthy, and Donna D'Errico, just to name a few. In addition to the models and actresses, Hefner also helped boost the careers of writers and comedians while fighting for freedom of speech.

Drew Barrymore, Farrah Fawcett and Linda Evans are among those who have posed for Playboy. Several Playboy Bunnies became celebrities, too, including Blondie singer Deborah Harry and model Lauren Hutton, both of whom have good memories of their time with Hugh Hefner and Playboy. Hefner ran Playboy from his elaborate mansions, first in Chicago and then in Los Angeles, and...

Taran Killam couldn't be any sweeter!

The former Saturday Night Live star got sentimental on Wednesday, penning a heartfelt message of support for his wife, Cobie Smulders, in celebration of her Broadway debut.

Killam took to Instagram to share the tribute, alongside a stunning black-and-white photo of his ladylove, who stars as Joanna Lyppiatt in the Noel Coward comedy Present Laughter, alongside Kevin Klein.

Watch: Taran Killam Talks Supporting Cobie Smulders' Broadway Debut

"I don't normally like to get very personal on social media but tonight is the opening of this woman's Broadway debut," Killam wrote. "This woman [is] the kindest, most selfless, most stunning individual with the most educated heart I've ever encountered."

The 35-year-old comic actor recalled how Smulders uprooted their lives and came with him to New York City when he got the chance to join the cast of SNL, which is when she "set a goal for herself."

"The only specific...

While famous for his snarky impressions of Matthew McConaughey and Brad Pitt on Saturday Night Live, Taran Killam is now busy taking on his biggest real-life persona: King George III in the hit Broadway musical Hamilton, taking over the role from Rory O’Malley and following Jonathan Groff, who was nominated for a Tony for his performance.

The Broadway debut is a welcome turn for the actor who spent six seasons earning laughs on NBC’s long-running live sketch comedy series and often brought a musical theater flair to his many popular sketches.

In August 2016, it was announced that Killam, who was busy filming his directorial debut Why We're Killing Gunther, was not returning for season 42, to the surprise of fans and the actor alike. "My gripe, if there's any -- and I really don't have many -- [is that] I'm a sentimental guy and I would have liked to have been given the chance to do some proper...

Jamie Lee Curtis for president of everything. Please and thank you. The iconic horror/comedy actress slayed a room full or reporters today at Scream Queens panel for the Television Critics Association Summer Press Tour, throwing out gems on humanity, feminism, the state of the world today and perhaps the greatest revelation: She pokes herself with a pushpin while shooting. Not kidding here, people. All because the show is Too. Damn. Funny. (You'll get it when you see it.) "I've been in a lot of comedies and the writing on this show is so strong and so funny," Curtis explained. "Niecy Nash who yes, she says what they write, but she also says a lot more. And here is my secret. Kevin Klein to this...

Today is Vincent Price’s 104th Birthday! Price was born here in St. Louis on this date in 1911 and is the most iconic movie star to hail from our city. Price, who died October 25th 1993, was also a gourmand, author, stage actor, speaker, world-class art collector, raconteur, and all-around Renaissance man. Vincent Price was simply one of the most remarkable people of the 20th Century. Four years ago we had the opportunity to celebrate his 100th birthday and St. Louis was the place to do it. I teamed up with Cinema St. Louis to present Vincentennial, The Vincent Price 100th Birthday Celebration, an event that lasted through much of the Spring of 2011. The following year Vincentennial won two coveted Rondo Awards, one for “Best Fan Event” and a second for myself as “Monster Kid of the Year” for directing the event. The Rondo Awards are prestigious Fan Awards given out...

Her longevity in the film industry is worthy of admiration and Sigourney Weaver is determined to continue blazing a trail for actresses in their 40s and 50s.

The “Alien” star discussed the current state of affairs in Tinseltown with Kevin Klein in her Gotham magazine interview for the December 2014 edition.

Klein asked, “More and more actresses in their 40s and 50s are still working and getting key roles. Well, three of them are—you, Helen Mirren, and Meryl Streep. What are the reasons for this?

Weaver replied, “I think one of the reasons the roles are coming to us is because, with someone like Meryl, people can count on her to turn in these amazing performances that [moviegoers] will go out to see. Writers are writing stories with good women’s parts because women are a part of our world. We’re much more integrated than we used to be.

And as a mother,...

The fall season began in earnest this weekend as several top festival films opened well. Fox Searchlight's tough guy thriller "The Drop," starring Tom Hardy and James Gandolfini, which debuted at the Toronto International Film Festival, landed in sixth place in the Top Ten, opening in over 800 theaters for an excellent gross of $4.2 million. The clear standout among the specialty films, "The Skeleton Twins" delivered the best limited initial showing since "Boyhood."  Both "The Disappearance of Eleanor Rigby" (combined version "Them") and Kevin Klein and Maggie Smith vehicle "My Old Lady" opened well as the adult season finally gets under way. "Boyhood" continues to dominate the summer specialty openers, but four summer releases are still grossing $380,000 or better deep into their run. Such robust takes show that the core older art-house audience is the most reliable demographic these...

After a gorgeous shoot in 2007 with Playboy, Kim has now expressed interest in posing once again for the iconic magazine — and why shouldn’t she?

Kim Kardashian admitted on a preview for Keeping Up with the Kardashians that she wanted to pose naked again right after she had baby North West. The new mom has every right to get out there and show off her beautiful body!

Kim Kardashian Doing ‘Playboy’ Again Would Be Empowering

It’s no secret that the media is constantly watching Kim. Whether it’s her outfit choice, or her boyfriend, her mother or her photo shoots, she is always being watched and scrutinized.

So, if she feels comfortable in her body, which is stunning after she just had baby Nori, why shouldn’t she feel empowered to pose nude for Playboy?

Her shoot in 2007 was beautiful — even her step father Bruce Jenner and grandmother approved.

Kim’s wish of posing for ‘Playboy’ a second time may actually come true because they’re telling HollywoodLife.com that she’s everything the men’s magazine represents! Wow, what a compliment, keep reading to find out what else they told us!

Kim Kardashian better get ready to strip down because Playboy wants her! In a teaser from an upcoming episode of Keeping Up With The Kardashians Kim says she wants to celebrate by doing “Playboy or some nude shoot.” Well her wish is Playboy‘s command, because HollywoodLife.com spoke with Playboy and we have great news.

‘Playboy’ Wants Kim Kardashian To Pose For Them

HollywoodLife.com reached out to the men’s magazine’s Sirius Xm The Playboy Morning Show and this is what they had to say:

“We would be thrilled to have her,” the host, Kevin Klein said. “She’s a huge star and she...