Bar Refaeli, Esti Ginzberg and Moran Atias, among others. Ratner also photographed director Roman Polanski at Auschwitz, the site of the Polish-born director's mother's murder during the Holocaust. In the Fall of 2008, Heeb released its "Politics Issue." The cover, a group of coins being dropped into a hand, was designed by Shepard Fairey's Studio Number One and was a play on Fairey's iconic Obama "Change" image. In Heeb's Winter 2008 edition, Courtney Love told Heeb of ex-husband Kurt Cobain's legacy: "Every time you buy a Nirvana record, part of that money is not going to Kurt's child, or to me, it's going to a handful of Jew loan officers, Jew private banks, it's going to lawyers who are also bankers...." In 2009, Heeb produced its controversial Germany Issue in which Roseanne Barr posed as Adolf Hitler in drag holding a tray of "burned Jew cookies." The photo invoked the ire of Bill O'Reilly on Fox's The O'Reilly Factor. In 2009 Heeb released an anthology from its Heeb Storytelling Series titled Sex, Drugs & Gefilte Fish.Heeb ceased publishing the print edition of its magazine in 2010, but continues to publish a daily weblog. Trademark controversy Heeb Media, LLC has owned the trademark registration for Heeb magazine publications since 29 June 2004. On 1 February 2005, the application was submitted to receive another registration number for the use of Heeb for apparel and entertainment. The original application was denied under Section 2(a) of the Trademark Act, 15 U.S.C.§1052(a). Heeb Media submitted an appeal to the Trademark Trail and Appeal Board (TTAB) at the US Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) on 26 November 2008, but it was officially denied and abandoned in June 2009. As record of evidence, Heeb Media submitted letters of their own, which stated that the magazine, although criticised by some Jewish and non-Jewish communities that may take offence to the name Heeb, it is widely accepted among the Jewish student population.https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/morning-mix/wp/2014/06/19/how-the-case-of-heeb-media-paved-the-way-for-the-redskins-trademark-decision/ The Administrative Trademark judge, Karen Kuhlke stated in the official comments that although the applicant submitted sufficient information, it was still not foreseeable to justify the term Heeb as something non-derogative. Kuhlke was also the judge for the Redskins appeal in 2014, in which she cited the Heeb'' case. References External links Press about Heeb Catholic League 2004 Report on Anti-Catholicism ADL Letter to Heeb Heeb interview with Naomi Klein Satirical magazines published in the United States