Lads' mags' tenacious grip on an evolving and elusive male stereotype has finally given out as both FHM and Zoo print their last pages – both online and offline. While many will not be sad to see them go, their demise marks the end of a two-decade definition of lad culture.

As sales of its physical magazines decline, Playboy – once top of the top-shelf – is rapidly reinventing itself for the digital age. It has now launched a free mobile app that offers Buzzfeed-style editorial content and Vice-style video. But most importantly, it’s nudity-free and safe for work.

Just a month after announcing its decision to remove nude photos from its print magazines, Playboy has launched an e-commerce site. This move is part of its rebranding strategy, which aims to appeal predominantly to Gen Yers. Can the site continue to seduce a new audience for Playboy?

70% of men and 30% of women watch porn. It comes in all shapes and sizes; from homemade to Hollywood. But what about porn for those who prefer their coffee artisan and their music on vinyl? TALC Magazine is closer to coffee table centrepiece than under-the-bed contraband. Is the way we view porn changing?