Maxim # 159, March 2011

<b>FEATURES</b><br> 62 FROM BUFFY'S LITTLE SISTER TO MAXIM COVER MODEL, THE TAKE ME HOME TONIGHT
STAR IS ALL GROWN UP! by NICK LEFTLEY<br>
68 ICON: TREY PARKER AND MATT STONE<br>
The South Park creators make a Mormon musical! by JESSE WILL<br>
70 NACHO NATION<br>
The quest for cheesy perfection. by JESSE WILL<br>
74 MORA THE EXPLORER<br>
Oh, Lord....a sex symbol who Wicks ass. by JESSE BRUKMAN<br>
80 CLOSE ENCOUNTERS OF THE NERD KIND<br>
Frost and Pegg, the funniest Brits since Monty taught their circus to fly. by
JOSH EELLS<br>
86 THERE'S SOMETHING ABOUT CARLY<br>
Hall Pass' Carly Craig is as funny as she is foxy. by PATRICK CARONE<br>
90 THE DECIDER<br>
Hey, man, how's it going? Let the Decider decide!<br>
92 FACE YOUR FEARS<br>
We have answers for your anxieties.<br>
98 MASTER THIEF<br>
The story behind the biggest credit fraud in history. by KEVIN POULSEN<br>
<b>DEPARTMENTS</b><br>
46 FIGHT OR FLIGHT<br>
LEGENDARY BOXER MIKE TYSON'S FLIGHTY OBSESSION: RACING PIGEONS.<br>
10 LETTERS<br>
Readers get crazy over California gurl Katy Perry and nit-picky
over regulation roller coasters.<br>
14 CIRCUS MAXIMUS<br>
Spend time with Susie Abromeit, find out what's going on in the stripper blogosphere,
and discover the best booze from the Emerald Isle.<br>
33 RATED<br>
Judd Apatow recalls cult classic The Cable Guy. Plus, we chronicle the crazy of
Nic Cage, and Killzone 3 crushes your console.<br>
41 STUFF<br>
The new Lexus hybrid, a seriously sexy shovel, and your ultimate guide to getting buzzed.<br>
52 COLUMNS<br>
The near-death and wildlife of NASCAR's Brian Vickers. And the secrets to the lady orgasm. Yes. they are real<br>
104 STYLE<br>
Don't be defenseless on the fashion front lines—take a peek at our style arsenal.<br>
120 24 HOURS TO LIVE<br>
Mors Needs Moms star Seth Green spills his secret catchphrase on his last day
on earth.