Esquire magazine

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magazine men's magazine

Esquire magazine is a long-running American men’s magazine known for its literary journalism, in-depth reporting, and stylish coverage of culture, politics, and fashion.

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Predicate	Object
instanceOf	magazine → men's magazine →
basedIn	United States →
countryOfOrigin	United States →
formerFrequency	bimonthly → quarterly →
foundedBy	Arnold Gingrich → David A. Smart → Henry L. Jackson →
frequency	monthly →
genre	culture → fashion → general interest → literary journalism → men's lifestyle → politics →
hasEdition	Esquire (China edition) → Esquire (Japan edition) → Esquire (Latin America edition) → Esquire (Middle East edition) → Esquire (Russia edition) → Esquire (Singapore edition) → Esquire (Spain edition) → Esquire (UK edition) →
hasNotableContributor	Ernest Hemingway → F. Scott Fitzgerald → Gay Talese → Norman Mailer → Tom Wolfe →
hasNotableSection	Dubious Achievements Awards → The Esquire Man → What I've Learned →
hasWebsite	https://www.esquire.com/ →
headquartersLocation	New York City →
inception	1933 →
issn	0194-9535 →
language	English →
mediaType	online → print →
notableFor	celebrity profiles → literary fiction → long-form journalism → political commentary → style and fashion coverage →
ownedBy	Hearst Communications →
publisher	Hearst Communications → Hearst Magazines →
subjectFocus	culture → entertainment → lifestyle → men's fashion → politics →
targetAudience	adult men →

Referenced by (17)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Esquire ("Esquire (UK edition)") → Esquire ("Esquire (Middle East edition)") → Esquire ("Esquire (Latin America edition)") → Esquire ("Esquire (Russia edition)") → Esquire ("Esquire (China edition)") → Esquire ("Esquire (Japan edition)") → Esquire ("Esquire (Spain edition)") → Esquire ("Esquire (Singapore edition)") →	hasEdition
Lloyd Vogel ("Esquire (fictionalized version)") → Paul Rand → Tony Schwartz ("Esquire") →	employer
Answered Prayers ("Esquire") →	firstPublishedIn
Apparel Arts ("Esquire") →	influenced
Hearst Communications ("Esquire (magazine)") →	owns
New Journalism ("Esquire") →	popularizedIn
Can You Say... Hero? ("Esquire") →	publishedIn
Can You Say... Hero? →	publisher