Playgirl # 129, February 1984 Magazine

FEATURES
16 PEOPLE: PIERCE BROSNAN by Roberta Smoodin
He's got wit, style and charm—and that's only what you get on TV. Offscreen, the sexy star of Remington Steele serves up a few surprises.
42 SINGLE SHAKES by Randy Cohen
Anxiety attacks may be the hallmark of singlehood, but even if you can't avoid them, or commiserate with your married pals, you can at least get a laugh from them.
52 IMAGING: THE DELIBERATE DAYDREAMS THAT CAN CHANGE YOUR LIFE by Celeste Fremon Explore the positive power of your mind: If you want to change yourself, just imagine it.
90 BE YOUR OWN COUPLES COUNSELOR by Mary Beth Crain
When things go wrong between the two of you, look at the hurts together and, with these techniques, learn to hammer out the differences.
102 THE MOST INTIMATE VALENTINE
Evocative fragrances and lacy, sensual underwear are just the beginnings of an unforgettable holiday.
33 SPECIAL SECTION: HOW TO MAKE A MAN FALL IN LOVE WITH YOU
From learning how to design a personal Man Plan to how to clinch a commitment, find out the right way to do it.
INTERVIEW
28 BARBRA STREISAND by Dale Pollock
In a rare private encounter, one of Hollywood's true superstars reveals the bittersweet struggle that became Yentl, a tribute to the father she never knew.
WARM BODIES
48 OUTRIGGERS
They've got outrageously good form and physiques second to none—and they're all over the California coast.
55 MAX WERNER
You couldn't get enough of him last year, so Max is back to deliver the goods as our Man for February.
64 GO FOR THE BURN
Men who teach aerobics are exhorting you to reach, stretch, bounce and boogie—and you're loving it!
112 SNAPSHOTS
Lose your heart to three throbbing valentines: Michael Reulman, Thomas Smith and Doug Scott.
FASHION AND BEAUTY
73 THE 5TH DIMENSION: A FASHION EXTRAVAGANZA! by Ann Field
They're Grammy winners and Las Vegas headliners with all the right pizzazz to show off the latest glamourwear.
FICTION
99 RED LIGHT ROMANCE by Debra Ellen Levere
When you can't find a good man in the fast lane, and there's no one eligible in the slow lane, your best move may be to simply pull over and stop.
DEPARTMENTS
3 INSIDE
4 LETTERS by Laura Meyers
6 ADVICE by Theresa Crenshaw, M.D.
8 EXERCISE 22 FILM by Molly Haskell
8 GROOMING by Ann Field
8 HEALTH by Nancy Friedman
9 UPDATE
12 QUIZ by Sherry Suib Cohen
14 LIFESTYLE STRATEGIES
21 MUSIC by Mark Rowland
23 BOOKS by David Thomson
26 GOSSIP by Bette Noire
62 STARSCOPE by Elizabeth
81 EROTICA