Ashton Kutcher Covers the March Issue of Esquire

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Published February 22, 2013

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Ashton’s Latest Project–Promoting his latest film jOBS about late Apple co-founder Steve Jobs, actor Ashton Kutcher covers the March 2013 issue of Esquire. The magazine’s style issue, Kutcher is photographed by Nigel Parry, putting a sharp foot forward in tailored blazers.


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