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The actor talks about growing up playing pretend with her sister Grace, the pressure of being watched and why vulnerability comes more easily on set.
In our latest issue, the Swedish artist turns inward, discussing vulnerability, fandom, faith, fashion, AI and the tension between persona and self.
For the filmmaker behind “The Testament of Ann Lee”, faith and work meet in questions of empathy, while family life finds room on a set with eleven children.
Her new trilogy “Do U Dare!” turns an Iranian immigrant’s rage toward America into a symbolic challenge premiering with the 2026 Venice Biennale.
Between a couture shipwreck, Tate McRae’s pop world and an off-calendar reset, the designer weighs ambition against the happiness that keeps creativity alive.
From Off-White’s streetwear codes to music and photography, he explains why curiosity, teamwork and a distinct point of view matter beyond virality.
Acting, ritual and a backyard sculpture become ways to resist romantic scripts while keeping faith in imperfect people and her own creative future
Between instinct and control, he prepares every role in detail so he can forget the work, react in the moment and accept what he cannot fully explain.
From espardenyes on the Venice red carpet to total trust in Jaume Claret Muxart, a first-time actor learns when to stand out and when to listen.
Judeline wants music to sound underwater and still leave room for a breath out of place, because perfection strips the humanity out of things.
The Spanish actress opens up about her journey from childhood roles to working with Almodóvar, and her exciting leap into the cast of “Euphoria”.
