Ian here and I'm uploading November's issue of Esquire Singapore. We haven't found the guy who used to upload these so that's why I'm- ...Oh boy, sorry. I've gotta confess, it's actually _me_. I was pretending to be an intern named Ian because after I was accused of murdering Maggie, I had to run, you see? I'm not the killer, I swear!

I managed to hire a private eye to look up on a couple of leads for me and he asked me to stay incognito... so that's why I'm in a wig and glasses, pretending to be an intern here. This seems to be the safest option for me.

Anyway, I need to do my work and give a brief summary of what to expect from this issue: JAYLERR is our cover star and the Thai star talks about his journey as an actor and how home is where his heart is. We have a travel story about Rajasthan and another about The Clan Hotel. There's also an article from Josh Sims about a photographer who doesn't shy away from using AI in his work. Larry Peh reflects on his life and his quest to create a sake that he's satisfied with.

Feel free to peruse these and other stories (Pharrell; Dior's grey; Lando Norris) in the November issue, now out in Magzter.

Meanwhile, I'm gonna meet with the private eye later in the month. He says he's found something, so fingers crossed!

Hey there, I’m Ian and I'm taking over this month’s Magzter upload. I was told that the original guy who headed this is on “forced sabbatical” or something.

Wilson said, just write about what to expect in the issue, and that's what I'm gonna do because the last guy sounds… unhinged.

Actor Ayden Sng is October’s cover star. In it, he talks about “starting again” as he cast his net even wider in China. Features editor Joy Ling writes about the livebof money; James Wong opines about Japan; staff writer Elliot Tan laments about the loss of Kobe Bryant and columnist Christian Barker regales about his live for Burnt Ends. There's also a feature about the next Hollywood mavericks and a fawning report on Winona Ryder. These and much more in our October issue.

Okay. It's me. Your humble Magzter uploader. So, this is kinda like a half-glass full situation but my therapist that was I supposed to get married to is missing. One day, we were exchanging dank memes and the next, the police were at my front door asking for my alibi. Apparently, someone saw Magda and I—arguing at the restaurant—which was the last time that she was seen. It didn’t help that I was overheard saying, “I swear Maggie, you make me so mad that I could kill you… metaphorically but it still wouldn’t be a good look on my character if I’m ever accused of murder, lol.”

Anyway, I haven’t been formerly charged but I’m on the hunt for a lawyer who can represent me pro bono. If anyone of you out there have any lobang, help a brother out! Meanwhile, I’ve just uploaded the September issue starring Kit Connor as our cover star. Given that this issue is fashion-themed, we have Josiah Chua, who collects local designer brands; a scintillating trend report for Autumn / Winter 24; an article by Josh Sims, who examines the rise of androgynous outfits. This is just a sample of a massive September issue and I hope you’d enjoy reading it as much as I love uploading it.

I’ll see y’all next month. Hopefully, I can find someone who can defend me by then! Fingers crossed!

It's been a while but before I get into what we've prepared in this issue, l have an announcement to make: I'm engaged! Remember the therapist I was seeing? Welp, we started seeing each other outside of my sessions; one thing led to another... you know how it goes.

Actually, it didn't go quite like what you think. She actually asked me to marry her. And I accepted! Can you believe that? Me, a progressive! I know what you must be thinking: red flag, right? She's probably skirting some doctor-patient relationship clause or something. But the hell with ethics, I'M IN LOVE.

I've uploaded Esquire Singapore's August issue. It's the Elements Issue and we are stoked that we got Taylor Zakhar Perez, who is photographed by Lenne Chai. We go back to basics, getting right to the essence of the issue. We feature Lauv, about how he ticks; look into the future with the Apple Vision Pro; see what connects Dior and ballet; a long-ass ESQnA with Wang Congyu... please check it out as I go prepare for our engagement luncheon!

So, I've been seeing this therapist, human this time, and she's nice and all. At first, I didn't think the sessions were working. I just sit there and we just talked. At the end of the first session, there wasn't any revelatory discovery, no come-to-Jesus moment, right?  I do, however, feel like a weight has been lifted. But that's what unloading to someone does, right? No big whoop. But then, by the fourth session, as I'm telling her about some childhood memory of a lost stuffed toy... I, uh, started to tear up. I dunno why. I was just talking about my bear, Rufus, who I misplaced and I didn't find him until much later...

Oh my God. Excuse me. I think there's some dust in the area. Hmmm. Okay. Where were we?

I've uploaded the June/July issue of Esquire Singapore. It's about a year since the licensing changed publisher. This issue's cover star is Lucien Laviscount, whom you'd know from Emily in Paris and Trust. Circles is a theme for this issue. It speaks about repetition, completion, emptiness even. There are reads about the mysteries of the placebo effect and about the circular nature of fashion. A special report about the watches that were unveiled in Geneva; a feature about comedian Atsuko Okatsuka and an ESQnA with Wayne Lee, one of the architects of the local club scene.

Check it out. Despite the lack of sleep and diminishing time, we managed to put this issue together. We'll see you at the next upload!

It's me, the dude who uploads to Magzter. I was kidnapped by this bodoh called the Questioner or something but I managed to free myself and the police was able to arrest him. It's cuh-razy.

I think I've a little PTSD from the ordeal. The company sent me to see this therapist but all the sessions were online and I'm starting to think that I'm talking to an AI instead of a real person. Like, it would start suggesting ways for me to deal with my trauma and then it segues into whether I know a password to some nuclear launch sequence or if I "know what is humanity's greatest weakness?"

Anyway, I've applied for a mental day off tomorrow. But first, Imma upload this May issue of Esquire Singapore. I've see a couple of pages of it and it looks like a crackling read. The theme of the issue is "The Feels Issue" and it's about health and wellness. Justin H. Lin is our cover star and he's a really nice fella. Expect lots of articles about wellness like our Esquire 10 that's chocked full of stress-reducing kittens! There's also a What I've Learnt section with Dr Deepak Chopra about what's his takeaway on life and what we know of it. Tying up the issue, there's a feature about a living funeral in Singapore; it's a sobering read.

Okay, that's it from me. Hopefully, I can get that much-needed closure or maybe I'll repress all this negative feelings until such time when I cannot tahan anymore. Enjoy the issue!

Muhahaha! It's me, the Puzzler, and I'm here to replace Paul, who usually uploads the magazine to Magzter. Other than being a knock-off Batman villain, I'm here to vex you with my brainteasers. Solve them and you'll discover the location of where Paul is trapped at. What goes on four feet in the morning, two in the-  

Okay. That was fast. You've heard it before? Fine! Maybe this next one will stymie you! If a rooster sits on the roof and it lays an egg-

C'mon! At least, lemme finish the riddle. That is just rude, my man. I worked really hard at these puzzles. Another one? Uh, I've only prepared these two... I supposed, I can propose another. Uh, why is six afraid of seven? Because... seven eight nine! Geddit? Eight! It's a homophone. What?! I'm not- I said, HOMOPHONE not HOMOPHOBE. Homophones are... ugh, never mind. Lemme just tell you what to expect for the April issue. 

Called The Foole Issue, in the month of April is about games. Esquire Singapore uncovers their cover star, TEN, as he releases his solo album. They also profile Jeffrey Koh and his massive toy collection; talk to Dropout's CEO and host of Game Changer, Sam Reich; feature a Josh Sims' article about the intrinsics of play and much more.

I'll leave for now but I'll be back to confound you with new puzzles! So says, THE PUZZLER! Muhahaha!

Is it just me or was last month waaay shorter than it's supposed to be? With the long weekend and the celebration, the time taken to work on the March issue felt rushed. I didn't even have time to watch Dune 2 (no spoilers please!) Regardless, here it is, in all its unfettered glory: the March issue and our cover star is ERIC NAM. As a veteran in the music industry for a little over a decade, the baby-faced musician talked to us during his "House on the Hill" tour. He talked to us about his roots and how he got to where he is.

It's perfect really for our theme for the March issue. It's about the things that bind us. Guy Berryman, the bassist of Coldplay reveals his admiration for the constructions in his vintage outfits; the fine folks at Loop Garms tell us about their love for the 90s and our Esquire 10 gives a nude-nudge, wink-wink to the art of shibari. Or at least, that's my takeaway.

All these and more in our March issue of Esquire Singapore. After this upload, I'm going to take a looong vacation.

February is the shortest month but it's gonna be the best one because... ARCHIE MADEKWE. But before we get into that, formalities: hey there, it's me. Your nameless Magzter uploader. Hope your New Year was great. I had COVID during the holiday period so that wasn't great but, hey, what are you gonna do? Anyway...

This month's theme is about passion. And we have the lead from Gran Turisomo and from the Saltburn ensemble, Archie Madekwe, for our cover. As the next big thing, we pick his brain about his passion for the arts, representation and his many roles. We conversate (not a real word but it really should be) with Samsonite Asia's Head of Design, Henry Yang Seungyun in a very illuminating look at his career as a designer. Darren Loke is our next Obsessed Much subject; this time we put the grow light on his passion for plants. Our new-ish writer, James Wong, ruminates on his relationship with his mom and how much she means to her. 

All these and more in our February issue of Esquire Singapore. See you next month for the next upload!

It's December, beh-bey! Time to deck the halls, kiss under the banyan tree or leave out cookies and a box of nails for Santa (I dunno, I'm not familiar with Western Winter Solstice traditions).

But enough jibber-jabber, you wanna know what you're getting yourself into when you download this magazine. Well, feast your eyeballs on this tall drink of water, the actor Tom Blyth, who played a young Coriolanus Snow in the latest Hunger Games series. Check out the story where he talks about his role, facing his fears and, my God, the photo spread shows the actor in a different light.

There's a lengthy conversation with Pooja Nansi, who was the Creative Director for the Singapore Writers Festival. It's an exit interview of sorts but not only do we query her about her SWF tenure, we also find out about the peaks and valleys of parenthood. There's a scintillating report from Style Director, Asri Jasman, about his experience with boyzillians. There's also an opinion piece about quitting the rat race for something better. Something to think about when you're putting together your New Year's resolutions.

All these and more for our Dec/Jan issue of Esquire Singapore. We wish all of y'all  peace and a stress-free transition into the new world.

Hey there! I see that you're reading this synopsis to see if you'd want to download this issue or not. No presh. The other day, my insurance agent asked if whether I wanted to upgrade my plan. I ghosted her. Not that I mean to. I mean, I'm a busy person; one who is, at this very moment, writing this synopsis in the hopes that you'll be convinced to download our maximalist-themed issue with the cover of Korean actor, Park Bo-gum on it. He talks about his theatre endeavour, why he hasn't drunk soju and about Celine, the brand that he wears throughout the shoot. 

Or if the K-actor isn't your cup of tea, maybe a story by Josh Sims and his take on the human consciousness will be up your alley. Or our coverage of Sole Superior's co-founder, Dexter Tan and his array of sneakers. Maybe a sensorial overload on a watch photo spread might do it for you? An insane fashion spread of a real dapper dude just walking away from several explosions?

I'm sure there's something in our November issue to tickle your fancy. If not, no presh. I'm just glad you read to the end. And if you're my insurance agent, I'll get back to you next Monday.

Hey there, anonymous downloader. This is Heart Media's published fourth issue and, baby, we. Are. Cooking.

I mean, even after the madness of the Singapore F1 (mistakes and memories were made!), we pulled off a cover coup. Keita Machida is our October cover. With dozens of film and TV credits, Machida is a man of few words. We let these images of this Friend of Tod's do the talking. Other note-worthy things to expect: the most unusual gallerist who might be the answer to Singapore's art scene; an impressive collection of clay; an interview with TAG Heuer's ambassador Sergio Pérez and many more in the October issue of Esquire Singapore.

Hey there! This is Heart Media's published third issue and, I daresay, we're getting the swing of things. We are immensely proud of this September periodical and we hope that you'll dig it. 

Daniel Wu graces our cover and while he can't talk about his recent film and TV projects (pay a reasonable living wage, AMPTP!), the man can espouse on his next endeavour that's close to his heart: cars and racing. We also have a feature about how the most innocuous things are spying on you; a man who collects and only wears visvim; a photo spread that will make Wong Kar Wai proud (senpai, notice us!). All these and more in the September issue of Esquire Singapore.

Our August issue features Ayden Sng who doesn't mind being a "cat uncle", a heartwarming story about Singaporeans launching a rocket and finding out what makes street photographer, Aik Being Chia tick. Read this and more in Esquire Singapore.

Esquire Singapore returns after a brief hiatus. Our Restart Issue stars Corey Mylchreest with supporting articles like a column by Christian Barker, a spotlight on local collectors and an endorsement on 'seeing the summer guides as a suggestion'.

After winning three Media Publishing Association awards in 2013 and 11 in 2014, Esquire continues to be regarded as a beacon of excellent journalism in Asia with 15 wins in 2015. We have no idea where we kept the awards, though.

Founded in September 2012, the local edition is produced by a crop of respectable writers, photographers, illustrators and collaborators. Known for its powerful storytelling and ground-breaking photography, delivered in its signature wit, Esquire continues to steward men to their best in Singapore and beyond.

The birth of Esquire dates back as far as 1933 in the States and since then, the title is known for pushing boundaries with literary giants such as Ernest Hemingway, F Scott Fitzgerald and Norman Mailer finding their voice with the magazine.

After winning three Media Publishing Association awards in 2013 and 11 in 2014, Esquire continues to be regarded as a beacon of excellent journalism in Asia with 15 wins in 2015. We have no idea where we kept the awards, though. Founded in September 2012, the local edition is produced by a crop of respectable writers, photographers, illustrators and collaborators. Known for its powerful storytelling and ground-breaking photography, delivered in its signature wit, Esquire continues to steward men to their best in Singapore and beyond. The birth of Esquire dates back as far as 1933 in the States and since then, the title is known for pushing boundaries with literary giants such as Ernest Hemingway, F Scott Fitzgerald and Norman Mailer finding their voice with the magazine.

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