Asia-Pacific Boating celebrates 33 years of being on the water in Asia with a special edition for September-October.

In the coming issue, the editors and staff will offer a retrospective of some of their favourite destination photos in Asia.

Regular columnists will also be writing in with their views on how luxury yachting and yacht racing have evolved over the last three-and-a-third decades.

LP – Luxury Properties Magazine celebrated its third anniversary at Andante and Louvre Gallery in HongKong.

The evening started off with modern dance and private photo shoots with Maboussin.

Over 250 VIPS turned up and every glass of Grey Goose’s Lychee Martini and Dewar’s Whiskey.

The world’s most expensive magazine, Nomenus Quarterly, is now more expensive than ever: A single issue will run you $6,500.

And the competition to acquire one of the few limited edition issues of the famous Nomenus Quarterly magazine has just got tougher as the publication has reduced the number of copies from fifty to just ten.

For now, I guess the website will have to suffice. 

The Source Asia officially launches its online magazine, a platform for holistic global and local news, featuring the latest in the world of wellness.

The internetbased hub provides articles in three sections; Mind, Body and Spirit, covering everything
from eco-fashion and natural cosmetics to environmental issues, yoga, meditation and alternative medicine.

The Source Asia also offers an extensive A-Z Directory, making the website your first stop for organic restaurants, eco-shops, holistic centres, alternative healing techniques and related events among other things.

AsiaSpa’s sixth anniversary party was nothing less than a celebratory occasion, held at the hottest Hong Kong spot – Prive.

More than 250 turned up in white and gold for the Grecian-themed event. Guests were greeted by flutes of bubbly and models in Greek garb.

The magazine’s Editor-in-Chief made a speech in honour of the milestone along with Blu Inc Managing Director Olivier Burlot (below).

You might have seen this technique before during your days of reading books as a kid. But Esquire claims its never been done by a magazine before.

For the cover of their “How To Be A Man” issue the folk at Esquire have created a mix and match flipbook comprised of Justin Timberlake, Barack Obama and George Clooney’s faces

Go ahead and make your own face when the “How to Be a Man” issue goes on sale, beginning April 10.