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Fresh off an NBA Finals run alongside Wemby, the 6'6" ankle-collecting lefty is hell-bent on bringing out that dog in him, night in and night out.

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Esquire Philippines sat down with the genre-defying producer on his lifelong obsession with dance games, why he'll never revisit his old albums, and seeing the world differently.

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For National Arts Month, Esquire Philippines shines the spotlight on a Mindoro artist’s journey from the dust of construction sites to the halls of the National Museum of Fine Arts.

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From titans and stars, both old and new, to all the other mavericks in between.
Another year down. Esquire Philippines looks back on its 2023 cover stars. It was our pleasure to sit down with some extraordinary people, from titans and stars, both old and new, to all the other mavericks in between."I think a lot ...
Many of the brightest stars in Philippine entertainment today owe their careers to Johnny Manahan. Today, he's still at it, working with a new generation of artists hoping to make it big in the fickle world of show business. The industry legend shares the spotlight with some of the brightest and most promising stars under Sparkle GMA Artist Center in this month's cover story.
Johnny Manahan, fondly known as Mr. M, has built a reputation in local showbusiness for being instrumental in launching the stellar careers of some of the country's most recognizable faces. Through the years, he has gained the respect he so well ...
"So if you see the artistry in the iconoclasts, you know that the rule breakers always get appreciated, no matter what."
It's a smoldering Wednesday in June and here we are on the rooftop of Ayala Malls Manila Bay. Towering over us is a gigantic graffiti mural dedicated to Filipino-American National Basketball Association player Jalen Green. Quiccs Maiquez, who helped turn ...
Sabbaticals are something every artist has to go through every now and then. Reflect, confront, and, if they're fortunate enough, conquer. Ah yes, the importance of being idle.
We're catching Isabel Santos in the middle of a down year. Down, not because it's one of those lost years; the kind when you're down on your luck or when you're down in an ineffable rut. Down, because ...
It might have been the easier way out, and it might have provided him with opportunities that he didn’t have here in the Philippines, but it was never about his personal gains. Pole vaulting is an individual sport, but all athletes are part of a team—one that embodies the dream to win.
There are athletes, and then there are Filipino athletes: superhumans who push their bodies to their limits and endure unimaginable strain on their physical and mental health; and modern-day gladiators who walk through fire to fight for an ounce of recognition. ...
The actor has been a people-pleaser all his life, but today, for perhaps the first time since he started his career, he's ready to make more of his own dreams come true.
Something terrible happened to Jericho Rosales recently. He was filming a movie in La Union with his wife Kim Jones when an intruder forced his way inside the house they were staying in and stole a few of their personal items, including ...
A new generation of humorists are breaking all the rules and tickling our funny bones like no one before them has ever done.
It wasn't too long ago when we waited to catch our favorite comedians on the big screen or on their TV shows every week. Giggles and shrieks had a schedule, and it was timed whenever the performer's show was on. ...
The journey of the Philippines' first-ever Olympic gold medalist is the stuff legends are made of.
This year marks the 10th anniversary of Esquire Philippines. What better way to celebrate than with our annual Man at His Best (MAHB) event. This year, we honor 10 heroes and mavericks from the worlds of film, music, business, art, sports, politics, ...
The wunderkind director is woke to the strange rules of the new order, smuggling subtext in different genres and exploring all available platforms. Most of all, Red knows that, in this post-pandemic world, we don’t have infinite time.
Mikhail Red was 21 when he made his first feature film, Rekorder. It was about a drifter who pirated movies, a film that was enamored with the behavioral effects of the overconsumption of technology and violence. The movie was screened at the ...
The 50-year-old actor tears away the veil of disarming charm to reveal the vulnerabilities that make him the man he is today.
It's 10 a.m. on a sleepy Wednesday morning at the Spirits Library in Poblacion. The lights are dim, the bar is dry, and the WiFi isn't cooperating. We're waiting for Aga Muhlach to show up for his cover ...
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