Esquire Magazine’s Editor in Chief David Granger Unveils 75th Anniversary Issue
More Magazine’s Editor in Chief Lesley Jane Seymour
Page Six Magazine’s Margi Conklin
Time Out NY’s Michael Freidson
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In its November issue, Esquire endorses Barack Obama.
Inside the issue, there will be “a thoughtful, lengthy, slightly intemperate piece of writing, and by no means hagiographic. The endorsement expresses our frustrations with Obama’s candidacy and his campaign at least as much as it makes the case for what it is we hope he can accomplish.
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Congrats to Halley Berry.
She not only is named the sexiest woman alive, she gets to remake the famous Esquire Bill Clinton cover.
Here’s an excerpt from her acceptance speech:
Sexiness is also about knowing what’s sexy to you. To me, spaghetti is sexy, especially when it’s served off the tips of a man’s fingers. I like that. And I think wine is sexy, just before sex. It relaxes me. But if I want to get a serious groove on — if I want an out-of-body experience — I’m all about the sloe-gin fizz.
For the rest of her “speech,” visit ESQUIRE here.
To purchase the new issue of Esquire UK, click here.
“I hate the expectation to be funny,” says Stiller in the Esquire UK. “Talk shows, where you have to be funny or light, I can’t do that off the cuff.”
Did Stiller experiment with drugs?
Pretty cool.
Esquire uses a handwritten font for its cover.
It’s a departure from its previous look.
What do you think?
P.S. Not a bad picture of Tom Brady either. See what he has to say when asked “why should people care about football at all?”
The official semi-annual magazine circulation report won’t be out until next month, but with the Audit Bureau of Circulations’ new Rapid Report system, this year we’ll get an early look at how top monthly titles sold in the first half, reports Jeff Bercovici at Portfolio.
Oprah and Vogue both saw BIG declines.
While Esquire has been making historic looking covers for years like the one above, EIC David Granger is introducing a newsstand breakthrough.
Magazines have basically looked the same for 150 years,” David Granger said in today’s New York Times. “I have been frustrated with the lack of forward movement in the magazine industry.”
The July 2008 Issue of FHM UK…
The July 2007 issue of Esquire.
It continues to look that way to me.
Megan Fox is stealing Angelina Jolie’s look and now her cover pose!
Will the madness ever stop?
Thoughts?
