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Kate Moss will don the signature Playboy bunny ears for the cover shot Picture: AFP

Kate bares all in Playboy shootLOS ANGELES: SupermodelKate Moss is set to make herdebut in Playboy magazine,gracing the cover of the 60thanniversary issue.

Moss will bare all for nextyear’s January/February is-sue, which will hit news-stands in December.

Playboy founder Hugh

Hefner’s son Cooper brokethe news via Twitter.com,writing, ‘‘Kate Moss will begracing the cover of our 60thanniversary issue this Janu-ary. It’ll be a great issue.’’

Hefner has since retweetedhis son’s post and Jimmy Jel-linek, the editorial director ofthe men’s magazine, has

since confirmed the news,telling the Los Angeles Timesthat Moss is the perfect covergirl for the special issue

Moss, who turns 40 in Jan-uary, will don the signaturePlayboy bunny ears, Frenchcuffs and silk stockings forthe cover shot, while she’llbare all inside the magazine.

EmmysreadytomakehistoryLOS ANGELES: Netflixpolitical drama House ofCards hopes to make TV his-tory by becoming the firstonline-only series ever towin a major Emmy award.

The series, starring Oscarwinner Kevin Spacey asscheming US congressmanFrancis Underwood, isnominated in nine categor-ies including best dramaand best actor at theEmmys, the Oscars of thetelevision world.

Breaking Bad, Homelandand Mad Men are key rivalsfor the coveted top dramaprize, while American Hor-ror Story: Asylum has themost nominations with 17nods at the 65th annualprimetime Emmy awardsceremony in Los Angeles to-morrow (Monday morningAustralian time).

Elton John will make hisfirst appearance at the showin a tribute to piano legendLiberace, the subject of bio-pic Behind the Candelabra.

The awards show willbe hosted by How I Met

Your Mother star Neil Pa-trick Harris.

House of Cards, inspiredby a BBC series from theearly 1990s, was made ex-clusively for Netflix, the on-line movie streaming web-site, which put all 13episodes online in Februaryin one fell swoop.

The series’ success high-lights the radical changesunder way in the TV indus-try, with more and moreviewers watching favouriteshows via the internet onmobile phones, tablets andso-called smart TVs.

‘‘Anyone who has re-cently been in a collegedorm room or the home of atwentysomething may havenoticed there is somethingmissing: a television,’’ theLA Times noted.

‘‘More and more youngpeople are accessing TVcontent on their computers,iPads or cellphones. Some-body is going to profit fromthis and, right now, Netflixseems well positioned to bethe chosen one.’’