HOLMES: You saw pictures up there of people who are making the news today having to do with our news stories today. We didn't have a picture having to do with this next story. This next story has to do with "Playboy." So, we couldn't really put a picture up this morning, Alina, but we're talking about "Playboy" about to go private. What they're doing here? Hugh Hefner, of course, the founder, he's reached an agreement to buy back the shares of the now publicly traded company that he doesn't already own. That will make "Playboy" a private company once again. The company has been struggling in recent years in part because there's so much free content out there now on the internet.</s>CHO: It's taking the company private. Getting married. Lots of news with Hugh Hefner.</s>HOLMES: Oh, yes.</s>CHO: And what's the plural of Prius? What do you say?</s>HOLMES: Prii.</s>CHO: Prii. Great one. You better figure it out because Toyota is creating a slew of new Prius models including this one right there. It's actually a station wagon. The new model is expected to go on sale later this year. It was unveiled yesterday at the Detroit auto show. Now, the new Prius, here's a reason to get it, will get about 42 miles per gallon in the city.</s>HOLMES: And it's just as attractive as the other models as well. Just three minutes to the top of the hour. Quick break. We're right back.
Playboy Bares it All in Private