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Holly Madison has a bone to pick with Edgeline Performance, and she wants the erection-pill company to pay.

“The Girls Next Door” alum Madison has filed a lawsuit against Edgeline Performance, claiming that it’s been spreading total lies about her and Hugh Hefner’s sex life to shill its “natural testosterone enhancement” pills Blackcore Edge.

According to the suit, filed in Los Angeles Superior Court on Thursday, Madison first became aware of the alleged wrongdoing in December, when she discovered “an alleged Men’s Health article” referencing an interview that Madison had done with Dr. Oz on “Today.”

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There are only a couple of problems with that, the lawsuit contends: Madison was never interviewed by Dr. Oz on “Today,” and the website it was published on isn’t actually affiliated with Men’s Health.

Oh, and the article is also a pack of lies. Allegedly, according to the suit.

“[T]he article summarizes alleged comments by Plaintiff, which she never made. Specifically, the article states that Plaintiff claimed that Hugh Hefner regularly took Blackcore Edge to cure his erectile dysfunction and that when Hefner took a pill, 15 minutes later his blood would start pumping. He got stronger, bigger and lasted as long as an 18-year-old,” the lawsuit reads. “Every statement and comment allegedly attributed to Plaintiff in the article is false.”

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The suit also says that the “article” contained the statement, “Hugh and Holly Recommend Taking Blackcore Edge 15 Minutes Before Intercourse for Maximum Results!” — also a lie, according to Madison.

Alleging false association, unjust enrichment and other counts, the suit seeks unspecified damages.

Pamela Chelin contributed to this report.

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After serving as Playboy's 1968 Playmate of the Year using the name Angela Dorian, Victoria Vetri went on to appear in movies such as "Rosemary's Baby" and "When Dinosaurs Ruled the Earth." Later, she would go on to receive a nine-year sentence for attempted voluntary manslaughter for shooting and wounding her husband during an argument.
Tanya Beyer was Playboy's Miss February 1992. She took a much less glamorous picture for her mug shot years later, after being arrested for trafficking in oxycodone.
The entire public life of Anna Nicole Smith (Playboy's 1993 Playmate of the Year) seemed to be one long controversy, from the battle over her billionaire husband J. Howard Marshall's fortune to her death in 2007 at age 39.
Sibling models Kristina and Karissa Shannon shared Playmate honors in Playboy's combined 2009 "summer issue." However, the two Playmates almost became inmates when they were charged with felony aggravated assault stemming from a fight at a house party. Luckily for them they received probation.
Perhaps not so much a controversy as a tragedy, Playboy's 1980 Playmate of the Year Dorothy Stratten was murdered that same year, at age 20, by her estranged manager/husband Paul Snider. Her story inspired two movies, "Death of a Centerfold: The Dorothy Stratten Story" and "Star 80."
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From human smuggling to attempted manslaughter, a history of misdeeds committed by women who’ve appeared in Hugh Hefner’s skin mag

Dani Mathers -- the 2015 Playboy Playmate of the Year who's currently under criminal investigation after photographing a nude woman at her gym and posting it on Snapchat -- is the latest Playmate to make shocking headlines, but she's hardly the first.

Read on for TheWrap's history of Playmate controversies.

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