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Esquire Singapore - October 2018: The Nomad Issue featuring Charlie Lim.
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CM Punk Is Back
Nearly a decade ago, CM Punk walked away from pro wrestling and swore he’d never return. Now he’s back, headlining a new league that’s challenging the mighty WWE for dominance. How did he get here? An unlikely story about multiple concussions, endless lawsuits, ratings wars, a car-bumper czar, the simple power of T-shirts, and the unexpected grace of second chances.
Genius At Play
Derrick Tan speaks to chillwave pioneer Toro y Moi on melding heritage into his newest album Mahal and reviving his rock roots for it.
Mercedes SL Is Ready To Take You To The Good Life
The latest-generation Mercedes SL is ready to take you to the good life.
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Take flight with Lift Foils’ most affordable and user friendly board, Lift3 F.
The Joy Of Kendrick
The actor and activist is a serious guy. He speaks with ease about liberation from police violence and the scourge of capitalism. But he also knows how to act a damn fool sometimes.
The Great Beyond
Eduardo Enrique has always been an artist, and made his foray into the field two years ago with his own exhibition New Painting. Fast forward to 2022, Enrique is moving on…
Under The Radar
As the tortured creator of the atomic bomb in Christopher Nolan’s Oppenheimer, the unassuming Irish actor Cillian Murphy is shortly to embark on his starriest film role to date. But first, there is the bruising business of bidding farewell—perhaps forever (perhaps, tantalisingly, not?)—to another tormented man of violence: the terrifying Tommy Shelby, of Peaky Blinders. At home in Dublin, on the eve of the final series, Murphy reflects on his years as one of TV’s greatest-ever gangsters and the tragic loss of his co-star, the ‘magnificent’ Helen McCrory.
War, What Is It Good For? Comedy!
As the world struggles with international catastrophe, Neil Humphreys champions the security blanket of humour in bleak times.
hindsight 200
Age may just be a number for the living. But if you’re the late founder of a storiedluxury maison, 200 years old is certainly a cause for a massive celebration.
NEXT UP… ZEN TEH
This environmental artist has a thing for scientists.
