Rogue Magazine
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Founded:
July 2007

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One reason I love watching movies are the title sequences. In this case, Art of the Title Sequence looks at the genius behind WALL-E’s end credit
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Perhaps jazz—“the sound of surprise”—is exactly the music we need to listen to here, now...
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Yes! 50 Scientifically Proven Ways to Be Persuasive.
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Cobain Unseen is a haunting album of hastily scribbled lyrics, Courtney Love snapshots, and jaw-dropping mementos that will leave you jarred.
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Cobain Unseen is a haunting album of hastily scribbled lyrics, Courtney Love snapshots, and jaw-dropping mementos that will leave you jarred.
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From sailing the high seas as the ultimate naval companion to helping the young and hip navigate through an urban lifestyle, the pea coat has stood the test of time and continues to stand as an essential statement piece for any wardrobe.
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In Tokyo!, the directorial trio of Michel Gondry, Leos Carax, and Boon Joon-Ho answer the two-folded question: Do we shape cities, or do cities shape us?
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Vogue’s Anna Wintour lets cameras go behind the scenes of the making of their 2007 September iss
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If nothing is done in Laos, a land where countless herds of elephants once roamed, the greatest of the pachyderms will disappear during the lifetime of our children. Dwindling jungles and human encroachment are the obvious culprits, just as eco-tourism is the obvious course of salvation...
Andy
Andy
I think we should be focusing on our own ecological/wildlife problems here in the Phils. before anything else--such as making sure that the Wild bird Sanctuary along the Coastal Road area in Paranaque gets the needed attention that it deserves.
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If nothing is done in Laos, a land where countless herds of elephants once roamed, the greatest of the pachyderms will disappear during the lifetime of our children. Dwindling jungles and human encroachment are the obvious culprits, just as eco-tourism is the obvious course of salvation...
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To celebrate his six years in the industry, maverick lensman of the moment, Mark Nicdao, mounted his first solo exhibit,Alive, last March. His famous subjects included KC Concepcion, Tessa Prieto-Valdes, Phoemela Baranda, and Solenn Heussaff. During the opening night, Paolo R...
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Yes! 50 Scientifically Proven Ways to Be Persuasive.
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It’s a simple premise: Two kooky folk singers try to make it big in the city. Why then is Flight of the Conchords being touted as the best new sitcom to emerge in years
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Former road manager Jamie Wilson fed off the scraps celebrities visiting our shores threw his way. He pimped, he scored, he fixed—“I’ll take care of it,” he would promise—and he always did...
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Jazz guitarist Johnny Alegre’s notoriously cast-iron will coaxes musicians into a once-in-a-lifetime collaboration of kindred spirits...
Niche

Niche the june issue has sisig and state of the nation. lovely.

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A member of a beguiling clan. A glorified clothes hanger. The city’s resident pretty girl. However one chooses to describe Georgina Wilson, the labels are certain to fall short...
Espie Guevara

Espie Guevara gonna check this mAG..C=

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Pinky Webb exudes Film Noir glamor and grace in the nostalgic landmark that is the Manila Hotel.
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Martin Scorsese’s Shutter Island gets an awesome new trail
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Check out these awesome illustrations by Michael Fleming. Learn the ABCs through the Star Wars universe!
John Esteva Wilson

John Esteva Wilson hey guys, thanks for the party last night! had a blast as usual. and katz, anytime you need a host for anything, i'm your man!

Edu

Edu can't wait for the 2nd state of the nation issue!

Mj Sytat

Mj Sytat i've never read a local magazine cover to cover, but this one? yes. keep it up!

Jake

Jake The April issue of Rogue featuring Negros was a joke, it seems everyone featured was on crack or smoked weed because they were clearly telling stories half truths, the other half their fantasy. What a JOKE!!

Boracay Buzz

Boracay Buzz Just to make you aware that the people of Boracay (with the support of local government) have launched a campaign to protect their environment and preserve their name and identity.

Please support and respect us by using the correct name for our island in your publication. "Bora" is far too similar to Bora Bora in French Polynesia, and is already causing confusion for tourists!

Please view our Facebook page (below) for details:

http://www.facebook.com/home.php#/group.php?gid=83128420461

Many thanks!

Santi de Rivera

Santi de Rivera Sorry for hogging space here but I just want to say that I'm also a big fan of Mr. Vanni de Sequera's writing from the old Manual magazine and it's such a pleasure to see him as one of your contributing editors and writers. By the way if I'm not mistaken, your anniversary is this june. Congratulations! Perhaps you guys can publish one feature about the staff and writers of ROGUE because I think I'm not alone here when I say that I'd like to know who's behind the philippines' no. 1 magazine that's making all of us proud to be filipino!

Santi de Rivera

Santi de Rivera By the way I've always wanted to know so I'll just go on and ask here: How do you guys get to gather (and convince) the country's best photographers, writers, and layout designers to work and contribute for you? I've been a big fan of Mr. Nicdao, for instance, but I've never seen such top quality photography that's done by him before, aside from the ones that he has done for Rogue. I've browsed through his other works in other magazine titles but I'm sorry to say that nothing comes close to his photography for ROGUE MAGAZINE. Your writers are your no. 1 asset, guys! I'm amazed! You got artists, politicians, journalists, rockstars (like Ely), and the writing field's legends and upstarts writing for you. Also, just want to say, I've been a big fan of the S.U.P.E.R. section in the Phil. Daily Inquirer and it's a pleasure to see its writers writing for ROGUE. Thank you ROGUE, for making me happy every month.

Santi de Rivera

Santi de Rivera I'm always very excited to open a copy of ROGUE. To the editors and staff of the mag: Guys you're all brilliant. I cannot begin to explain just how amazed I am with your capability to tackle different topics, juggling issues with your signature rogue style. Just last March was your MEET THE TITANS issue where we your readers were treated with serious views on the business sector of the country. A month later, you wow us with an absolutely fantastic insider's look at NEGROS, which happens to be my mother's hometown. Then this month, a great portfolio on jazz artists. I'm excited to see what you guys are doing in the coming months. May I commend your editorial staff for wonderful selection of articles and photographs. Add to that the reviews on your first opening section (GALLERY, if I'm not mistaken) are always enjoyable read for its opinionated, well thought of views. WELL-WRITTEN, WELL-EDITED, WELL-DONE.

Melody

Melody This magazine makes me so proud to be a Filipino.. and to be born in Manila.. :-)

Joby Orosa

Joby Orosa This month's issue is very timely.

In an age when local music is catered by screaming vampires in rainbow-colored sneakers and a grown man and his posse, singing about "non-reciprocated love for a Lesbian"; its about time for us to revive the music of those who are very much missed and too important to be ignored.

Much respect to Jamie Wilson as well for having the guts to reveal the dark world that comes with living the life that teens would die-for just to get a taste of.

Once again, a great issue from Rogue. You guys never fail to amuse everyone.

John
John
thanks, man!
John Esteva Wilson

John Esteva Wilson thanks for the space! so honored to finally be on the music issue's guest list!

Djuna
Djuna
NICE :)
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A new U.S. leadership next year may turn the tide in Iraq, but the war in Afghanistan is deadlier than ever; and one of the most dangerous—but lucrative—jobs in the land is interpreting for the American Army...
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The island of Isa is sinking—or are the waters rising? Once, the inhabitants found contentment in its bounty, but now ominous events have transpired, agitating the cadence of life, unnerving a previously serene people...
Ricky So

Ricky So so proud of this magazine. world class! :D

Leah Stieber

Leah Stieber :)) great covers!!

Laura

Laura i love the cover pics! i would love to model for this magazine!

Nino Mendoza

Nino Mendoza Splendid Rogue! Asides from your covers look this month. She's has a beautiful attitude and a kind character to go with it, full confidence yet a humble appeal. It's Rock & Roll and I like it a lot !!!!!! - Blue jean junkies