The iconic men's magazine Playboy said Monday that it is planning to drop fully nude female photography from its pages. The revolutionary publication, which was founded by Hugh Hefner, told The Times that "Playboy will still feature women in provocative poses" but no longer fully nude. Social media pointed out that the removal of nude photography may help boost the magazine's other known elements. "The Playboy Interview has long been one of the greatest columns in the magazine world," Politico media reporter Alex Weprin tweeted. As for young men going through puberty everywhere, they will now have to actually read Playboy for the articles.