interview | brian tee

With a career spanning across genres and continents, Brian Tee has established himself as a versatile and captivating presence in the world of entertainment. From donning scrubs as Dr. Ethan Choi in the acclaimed medical drama Chicago Med to revving engines as the iconic ‘King of Drift’ in The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift, Tee’s on-screen charisma and dedication to his craft are unmistakable.

In each new venture, Tee delves deep into the intricacies of his characters, drawing inspiration f

interview | highdee kuan

Step into Highdee Kuan’s world, where Hollywood glamour meets down-to-earth charm, and every role is a chance to shine. Beyond the glitz and glam, she stays true to herself, embracing her love for nature and charming everyone around her with a heart as big as her dreams. Growing up in a tiny Dutch village, Kuan always felt a bit different. But instead of fitting in, she danced to her own beat, finding solace in movies, books, and daydreams of far-off adventures.

interview | nathan stewart-jarrett

Imagination is a powerful tool when it comes to acting out those blasting emotions that lay unfazed on the page of a script and bringing them to the concrete world is an even more daunting experience. But the beauty of talents like Nathan Stewart-Jarrett is that they can effortlessly translate the fantastical into reality. The British actor has a dynamic and versatile portfolio of works under his belt, starring in Misfits and the remake of the horror cult classic, Candyman.

In his latest cinema

interview | pepe barroso silva

Pepe Barroso Silva is ready to take the world by storm, one race at a time. The Spanish actor, model and sports enthusiast is always on the lookout for roles that inspire future generations and deepen his knowledge of history.

What started off as a promising career in the national football team effortlessly turned into an unexpected acting calling which comprises an impressive list of movies and TV series. The former face of Hollister has recently starred alongside Orlando Bloom and David Harbo

SS24 London Fashion Week Highlights: Nature, Romance, & Signature Styles - LE MILE

Thankfully, this season’s London Fashion Week has, once again, hit the mark with some of the best collections ever showcased – yes, including the high-end brands. The Spring/Summer 24 season puts the spotlight on nature and, particularly, colourful textiles and florals – ‘groundbreaking’ if you were to ask the famed chief editor of Runway, Miranda Presley. While New Gen and independent designers emphasised the sustainability advantage of upcycled materials, luxury brands like Burberry opted for

Interview: LUKAS HAAS

Hi Lukas! You started your career as a child actor in the ‘80s Hollywood scene. Do you think the industry has evolved since then?

I remember the ‘80s as being amazing. I was obsessed with acting, so it all felt very natural and I felt really fortunate to be getting to do what I loved. As I got older and went through my teenage years, I had to grapple with how my career would develop as an adult. That was a challenging time, but it was also an important learning experience. As time goes on, you

unforeseen directions | london fashion week ss24 roundup

In an unexpected yet welcomed twist, the Spring/Summer 24 showcase at London’s Fashion Week featured more than just florals venturing towards unforeseen fashion directions. Unlike most luxury brands, a high level of innovation and creativity was brought in by New Gen designers: from the cosmos-inspired garments and futuristic eyewear by KWK to the clever union between childhood playfulness and virtual reality of Jenn Lee’s presentation.

If you’re more of a motifs and patterns fanatic, MITHRIDAT

spiritual language | in conversation with DEFER

Artists all around the world strive to reach perfection. A masterpiece can’t be considered one unless it ticks all the boxes of the conventional rules of art. Even the simplest of actions, such as writing, becomes a matter of discussion whenever lines, shapes and dimensions differ from what is considered the ‘standard’. While these statements might be true for most people, DEFER breaks this canonical mould and embraces the beauty of imperfection.

Alex ‘DEFER’ Kizu is a major pioneer of the Los

introducing | the new generation of designers at london fashion week

This year’s London Fashion Week has offered every fashion lover and haute couture enthusiast a fair load of new and exciting womenswear and menswear collections — from up-and-coming designers to the big luxury brands. Whether you were looking for extravagant gowns, bold textile combinations or colourful patterns, the expectations were kept high. The Autumn/Winter 2023 season, which went on from the 16th to the 21st of February, was dedicated to the late British fashion designer, activist and pun

interview | meg donnelly

Not anyone can travel from one universe to the other as easily as Meg Donnelly — unless you’re a Marvel hero, that is. From her blissful beginning as a Disney Channel star with the Zombies franchise to her most recent role in The Winchesters, Supernatural’s spin-off, Donnelly has brought new life to every character she’s portrayed. If Addison, the kind cheerleader from Zombies, inspires the younger generation, then the brave huntress Mary Campbell is the epitome of great fan service for those wh

interview | mathilde ollivier

Independent and proud, with that element of je ne sais quoi, Mathilde Ollivier is both the muse and the artist of her own picturesque world. Her work represents the quintessence of female emancipation, in the form of exceptional women in front and behind the camera — she’s appeared in Netflix’s mystery drama series 1899 and produced her deeply sensitive documentary The Upright Woman on the social plight of West African women.

In her interpretation of Clémence in 1899, Mathilde effortlessly depi

interview | amelia gething

Starting out as a content creator in the film industry could be quite intimidating for an aspiring new actor, but for British sensation Amelia Gething, it can be an incredible evolving experience. With projects like The Spanish Princess to the upcoming American war drama Masters Of The Air, Gething is in a league of her own as she perfectly portrays the bold and timeless female perspective. As the cheerful sister Anne, in the Brontë-inspired biographical drama Emily the actress delves into the m

interview | xolo maridueña

They say heroes aren’t made in a day but, ironically, that’s all it took for Xolo Maridueña. Fresh off the fifth season of Cobra Kai, the hit spinoff series from the legendary saga of Karate Kid, the young American actor is more than ready to suit up for Blue Beetle. The upcoming DC superhero movie will be Maridueña’s debut on the big screen following his role as Miguel Diaz in the martial arts show.

Schön! catches up with Maridueña to discuss his career aspirations, being Blue Beetle and more

interview | benjamin walker

If you thought the epic saga of The Lord of the Rings reached its epilogue with its sixth live-action adaptation, you’ll be surprised to hear that a new series is airing now. Acting as a prequel to J.R.R. Tolkien’s novels, The Rings of Power is set to explore the coming of age of Middle Earth with a focus on characters like Elrond, Galadriel and Gil-galad.

Benjamin Walker, who stars as the Elven-king, has been a lifelong fan of the franchise. Fans may remember his role as Erik Gelden in Marvel’

interview | jessica darrow

Ever since the global success of Disney’s Encanto, Jessica Darrow swiftly enchanted (no pun intended) the hearts of many with her adorable portrayal of Luisa Madrigal – the buffed but sensible big sister from our favourite Colombian family.

Months after being under the spotlight, Darrow says she’s ‘feeling very grateful and busy’ as she prepares to star in an upcoming Amazon Prime TV show, Fifteen-Love. The drama series is based on the real-life story of a tennis prodigy, Justine Pearce, and he

interview | shohreh aghdashloo

There could be a hundred voices speaking simultaneously, but none of them could outshine Shohreh Aghdashloo. The Iranian-American actress has a history of over four decades on the big screen, debuting only in her early twenties in theatre plays. ‘I don’t act for the medium, nor the camera, nor for the audience. I act for the sake of acting. But my concentration is on the voice trying to make sure that it’s assertive enough.’

Following her success overseas, with an Academy Award nomination and a

interview | talulah riley

Bold, rebellious, chaotic — punk! There’s no other way to describe Talulah Riley in Pistol, the new limited series inspired by one of England’s most iconic rock bands — the Sex Pistols. The series, directed by Danny Boyle, recounts the rise to fame of the band during the 1970s, putting in focus the Punk movement and its vigorous spirit.

In the series, Riley is the legendary fashion designer, Vivienne Westwood, who at the time dated Sex Pistols’ manager Malcolm McLaren and designed garments for

interview | alexis floyd

Following her debut TV performance in The Bold Type, American actress Alexis Floyd has taken over Netflix with a role in the Shonda Rhimes-produced Inventing Anna. The nine-episode drama series depicts the real-life story of high society grifter, Anna Delvey (aka Anna Sorokin), inspired by Jessica Pressler’s breakthrough article.

Alexis Floyd plays Neffatari Davis — ‘Neff’ — a receptionist at 11 Howard SoHo Hotel in New York who’s caught in Delvey’s twisted web of lies and swindles. Neff become

Escaping From Gender Violence: Self-Defence

The latest research by UN WOMEN shows that the majority of women and girls in the UK are experiencing sexual harassment in public spaces. Following the tragic story of Sarah Everard, many women took the streets of London last month to denounce gender violence. These events led many women to take part in self-defence classes to feel protected. But, should they be mandatory?

Rafael Nieto, 64, is the founder of Xen-Do, a martial arts school situated in London. His classes were first introduced to

No Longer Your Muse: The Gender Gap In Art

The art industry has historically been male-oriented, but even in modern times, the situation hasn’t completely shifted. Women artists are underrepresented in both commercial galleries and museums, with only 14% of the Top 500 Contemporary artists accounted in the world for auction turnover, a study reveals.

‘There is a gap as everywhere else, also in other professions. Women haven't spoken up enough and could not do so. But now they do. More and more emphasis is given on female artists,’ she s

Top Tips To Transform Your Bedroom Into A Luxury Suite

‘If your bedroom gets a lot of sun, go for a shaded white or a shadow white or a warm neutral with undertones of pink or brown. If the room is quite dark and it doesn’t get a lot of natural light, then embrace the darkness and transform it with rich, deep shades so it resembles a luxurious hotel room,’ says Melanie.

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‘Have them in a white or pale colour dropping from the ceiling so you can still have the sunlight coming through. When you pull th

Meet KX - The Rising R&B Star

Born and raised in South-East London, Katy Lora Heffernan Smith is a rising singer and songwriter with the potential of becoming the next big artist in the country. Growing up, Katy started dance training at Swindon Dance aged 16 and continued at BodyWork in Cambridge.

After completing two years of the course, without the funds for a diploma, she decided to move back to London and focus on her music. In 2011, she was asked to join a girl pop band, where for three years she built up all the expe

Fashion Frenzy: The Secrets To Become An E-stylist

Fashion is in continuous evolution and so are its lovers. In the ‘90s we had the supermodels and the grunge-addicted, followed by the boho-chic icons of the 2000s. And now it’s the era of the ‘E-stylists’.

Becoming a fashion influencer nowadays is no easy task but thanks to social media anyone can feel like a fashionista. Instagram, Tik Tok and Pinterest are some of the main platforms that let people dive into their creativity and express themselves, whether it’s fashion or any other passion.

London’s Coffee Culture: Can We Still Feel The Magic?

But now, with most cafes and coffee chains only partially open and and Brexit issues affecting how we get our daily java - and how much we pay for it - the UK's cafe culture is likely to change.

‘Our landlord was still charging us rent even though we couldn’t open, so we went on all of the delivery platforms like Supper and Deliveroo and we’ve been catering for corporates’ Zoom meetings to try and keep revenues up,’ she says.

Tim Ridley, founder of United Baristas, helps thousands of coffee bu
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