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It's called Laking 5 and Up.
For kids who grew up in the '80s and '90s, television was a huge part of our edutainment (educational entertainment). We didn't have Google, but we did have Batibot to teach us about the alphabet and Filipino values, Sine'skwela to ...
We asked the award-winning broadcast journalist the tough questions: what he really thinks about this administration, how he picks the stories he’s going to do next, how he deals with the toxicity of social media, and whether he thinks of himself as good-looking.
Every year, Esquire Philippines' Man at His Best (MAHB) honors extraordinary Filipinos who are reshaping society. These are the men and women who are raising the bar for Filipino creatives, athletes, public servants, and professionals.This year, we're celebrating eight modern- ...
The award-winning journalist has taken on a new role in the United Nations.
Atom Araullo is an award-winning journalist and TV presenter. He's also a commercial model and, lately, has tried his hand in acting. He also used to be a triathlete and appeared in children's educational shows when he was younger. ...
That’s nearly 13 times the distance between the Earth and the sun!
Nearly one person every two seconds is forcibly displaced from their homes due to conflict or persecution, according to the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR).That's an alarming number of people who have to endure long and dangerous journeys ...
This is getting out of hand.
We knew Citizen Jake would be a movie event, considering it is Mike de Leon's first movie in almost two decades. But we didn't expect his comeback to be both a cinematic event and a social media war. Here's ...
Proving once again that he’s the sort of guy that your wife would leave you for.
Goddammit, Atom Araullo. You could've just settled into a desk job like the rest of us, and your good looks would've still been an edge over everyone else. But no, you had to be a goddamn documentarian who travels the ...
UN Refugee Agency Advocate Atom Araullo visited refugees in surrounding areas.
More than 359,680 persons have been displaced as a result of the Marawi crisis. Their stories are each more tragic and and more courageous than the last, but it isn't over for them yet.Hope is not lost for survivors ...
Warm, warmer, global warming.
While the concept of climate change isn't exactly controversial anymore (or is it?), it appears like we've collectively stopped caring about it. There's bigger things to worry about, and the weather isn't one of them. It seems like ...
And other sound travel recommendations.
Atom Araullo has been to some of the most interesting destinations, and has a sharp eye for capturing the best details of his travels. The broadcast journalist's Instagram reveals as much. Whether it's to travel to Arctic Norway to film ...
We can all learn something from Atom Araullo.
The last time we sat down with broadcast journalist Atom Araullo, he was on the cover of our March 2016 travel issue. This seems a good day as any to look back on this classic photoshoot, including these exclusive shots by Jason ...
He is one lucky son of a gun.
Atom Araullo is the ultimate Esquire man: prepossesing but approachable, intelligent yet discerning. Of course, all of that is wrapped up in a seriously enviable veneer. Atom Araullo is, in today's vernacular, #goals-for men who are looking for someone to ...
Atom Araullo, one of the most underrated journalists in the country, talks about being raised by activists, all the places he'll go, and his quest for the theory of everything.
From the moment people saw Atom Araullo yelling through the torrential rains of Yolanda, the 33-year-old hasn't lost pace as he navigates his way through the ever-changing waters of newscasting. Probably one of the most underrated broadcast journalists ...
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