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 From established perfume ateliers such as Chanel and Givenchy to newcomers including MÁNO X MNRL, the fragrance industry has begun its pre-festive perfume releases. 

WORDS Sophie Maskell, October 2026

Fragrances have become synonymous with identity: the elegantly-dressed artist with lime washed walls and muted velvet furniture might wear Chanel, while the millionaire-heiress who summers in Côte d’Azur wouldn’t be spotted in anything other than Dolce and Gabbana. For those outside the luxury fragrance industry, scent may seem like the only deciding factor. However, the subversive visual imagery of big fragrance brands is everywhere: billboards, television, radio.  A common...

From filming Percy Jackson at 13 to working as a lifeguard this summer, Walker Scobell opens up about growing up on screen, finding normality away from Hollywood and the roles he hopes will challenge him next.

WORDS Melvin Boateng

Few actors have led a multimillion-dollar franchise, and even fewer have done it at the age of 13. Walker Scobell, now 17, has done exactly that as the titular role in Disney’s Percy Jackson and the Olympians, and he’s only at the start.

Walker is humble and ambitious when we speak over Zoom. Despite an already successful...

With her new EP Bottled Up, Asha Banks turns the emotions she finds hardest to articulate into music. Ahead of her biggest headline tour yet, she discusses the freedom of songwriting, her love of both music and acting and the creative worlds she refuses to choose between. 

WORDS Yasmine Medjdoub

Some people are simply wired to create. Asha Banks was barely six when she wrote her first song, and she’s since grown into something of a triple threat, moving effortlessly between music, acting and theatre. The London-born musician and actress first found her feet in theatre productions...

Nico Greetham on collaboration, choreography and his latest dance film Best of the Best.

WORDS Olive Walton

Nico Greetham has spent his career moving between TV, Broadway and film, but Best of the Best asked something new of him. For Netflix’s Bollywood-fusion dance comedy, the actor learnt Bollywood choreography and Hindi from scratch, with a cast and crew invested in getting it right. He tells us about the training, the friendships and the finale that pushed everyone to their limits.

Olive Walton: You’ve worked on projects for TV, Broadway, and film — was there a moment...

With Sterling Point season two on the way, Keen Ruffalo opens up about growing up on a farm, why “Nobody’s just funny,” and his unlikely journey from jewellery maker to rising actor.

WORDS Flore Boitel

Interview taken from IMAGINE Magazine Issue Three Order here

Keen Ruffalo is the kind of person who seems to collect lives. There’s the actor, currently playing Connor in Sterling Point, the breakout coming-of-age series now confirmed for a second season. There’s the former fashion student who found acting almost by accident during Covid. There’s the farm kid who was...

Reprising her role as Chloe Charming in Disney’s newest addition to the Descendants franchise, Baker talks growth and mentorship and paying it forward to other young girls

WORDS Eli Peng

Interview taken from IMAGINE Magazine Issue Three (Order here)

Descendants: Wicked Wonderland has all the makings of a classic fairytale story: the good-hearted protagonists set out to save the world from the evil forces that be. But what makes the Descendants franchise so popular is that it seeks to subvert exactly what it appears to be.

One protagonist is the daughter of the Queen of...

From Olivier-winning comedy to career-defining drama, Dino Fetscher reflects on creative trust and why the best performances happen when you stop trying to perfect them.

INTERVIEW Mason Alexander Park

WORDS Phillza Mirza

Interview taken from IMAGINE Magazine Issue Three Order here

There are some conversations that never quite become interviews. They drift somewhere else entirely, carried by shared memories and inside jokes that only exist between people who’ve made something meaningful together. That’s exactly what happens when Dino Fetscher and Mason Alexander Park sit down to talk. What begins as a conversation about Oh, Mary! quickly...

As Olympo introduces him to audiences around the world, Juan Perales reflects on discipline and why the process has always mattered more than the destination.

WORDS Phillza Mirza

INTERVIEW Olive Walton

Interview taken from IMAGINE Magazine Issue Three Order here

For an actor whose career is moving quickly, Juan Perales rarely speaks about speed. Instead, he talks about patience and observation. About allowing himself the time to grow into both the work and the person he hopes to become. It’s an approach that feels increasingly uncommon.

While Olympo explores the pressure to push harder, move faster and...

From touring with American Football to releasing her fifth album, Shiverstruck, IAN SWEET’s Jilian Medford discusses rediscovering the joy of making music, embracing vulnerability and learning to love every imperfect part of herself.

WORDS Flore Boitel

Interview taken from IMAGINE Magazine Issue Three Order here

After more than a decade of creating music as IAN SWEET, Jilian Medford finds herself in a place of reflection, growth and renewed creative freedom with her latest record, Shiverstruck. The album, set to release on July 24, marks a moment of deep self-examination, one where vulnerability, confidence, humour, and...

As 1536 continues to captivate audiences, Tanya Reynolds reflects on the role that transformed her creatively and personally.

WORDS Zain Ké

Interview taken from IMAGINE Magazine Issue Three Order here

Some roles arrive at exactly the right moment. For Tanya Reynolds, that role is Mariella in 1536. Since returning to theatre, Reynolds has found herself reconnecting with acting at a foundational level, discovering a renewed sense of confidence in the process.

Joining me from home between performances, she reflects on the transformative power of stage work, the lessons she’s taken from Mariella and why 1536...

There are actors who chase attention, and then there are actors who quietly earn it. Jack Martin falls squarely into the second category.

WORDS Yale Breslin

Interview taken from IMAGINE Magazine Issue Three Order here

Over the past few months, the Virginia native has found himself in the kind of career moment most young actors spend years hoping for. There was Not Suitable for Work, Hulu’s workplace comedy from Mindy Kaling that shot to the top of the platform’s charts. Before that came Pizza Movie. Then there’s Happy Hours, Katie Holmes’ romantic drama that...

In conversation with co-star Bethany Antonia, the Essex-born actor reflects on his journey from child actor to rising screen presence.

WORDS Olive Walton

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Harry Collett may only be 22 years old, but his showreel already reads like one many performers would dream of. From appearing in Christopher Nolan’s Academy Award-winning Dunkirk to becoming a fan favourite as Jacaerys Velaryon in HBO’s House of the Dragon, he has built an impressive body of work that suggests an exciting career lies ahead.

Yet speaking with his House of...

What happens when the people you trust most betray you? For alt-pop singer Au/Ra, you win a three-year legal battle, release your highly anticipated debut album and tour the world. 

WORDS Madeleine Ringer

Interview taken from IMAGINE Magazine Issue Three Order here

Betrayal, trauma and a resilience that will not be silenced: from the very first second of Au/Ra’s debut album, listeners fall head-first into the world of heartcore. A land of battle scenes and ballads, Au/Ra seamlessly blends alt-rock, electronica and hyperpop with the ease of someone born to do so.

Finding time between...

The Your Fault: London star on the performances that shaped him, the decision that changed his life and how acting has become the lens through which he understands everything around him.

INTERVIEW Olive Walton
WORDS Julia Novis

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Matthew Broome is obsessed with acting. It possesses his thoughts, his dreams and his time off. He can pinpoint the exact moment and decision that led him on the path he’s on now, and only hindsight allows him to realise how close he was to missing the opportunity that would lead...

The Canadian Actor on stepping up to the challenge of bringing a beloved character to life.

Words by Julia Novis

Interview taken from IMAGINE Magazine Issue Three Order here

Off Campus, the Amazon Prime TV show adapted from Elle Kennedy’s book series of the same name, has taken the world by storm. The show follows a group of friends and hockey teammates who live, as the name would suggest, off campus, at Briar University. Whilst the first season focuses on the romance between Garrett Graham and Hannah Wells, Dean DiLaurentis and the dashing actor who brings...

The singer-songwriter on memory, music and the making of Florescence

WORDS: Olive Walton

Interview taken from IMAGINE Magazine Issue Three Order here

From school crushes to the imagined heartbreaks that shaped her earliest lyrics, Maisie Peters has always been fascinated by storytelling. Inspired by love stories she found in books and TV shows as a teenager, she began creating emotional worlds to write within long before she had lived them herself. Since then, the 25-year-old singer-songwriter has consistently written deeply reflective music – something that remains true on her upcoming album, Florescence.

Already one of...

The Scottish actor leads James McAvoy’s directorial debut in a story of ambition, identity and unlikely reinvention.

WORDS: Olive Walton

Interview taken from IMAGINE Magazine Issue Three Order here

Séamus Mclean Ross makes his silver-screen debut in California Schemin’, James McAvoy’s retelling of the true story of two Glaswegian lads chasing rap fame in the early 2000s. But stepping into the shoes of a real person in his latest role may be his biggest challenge yet. Long conversations (and a few pints) with West Coast Homeboys’ Gavin Bain gave him a way in: a chance...

Holly Humberstone and Chloe Qisha on music, human connection and divine femininity

INTERVIEW Chloe Qisha

WORDS Phillza Mirza

Interview taken from IMAGINE Magazine Issue Three Order here

For Holly Humberstone, writing has always begun close to home, emotionally and physically. The rooms she grew up in, the particularities of Grantham, the feeling of packing a life into boxes and deciding what stays with you. There is a shift happening in her work now. A loosening of expectation and a clearer sense of what belongs to her.

Sitting down with Chloe Qisha, the conversation moves between songwriting,...

From The Summer I Turned Pretty to executive producing her own series and starring in Dad’s Leg, the grounded actor reflects on growth, artistry, and finding peace in the in-between.

WORDS Olive Walton

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Rain Spencer is grounded, self-aware and incredibly determined – unsurprisingly. The actor behind The Summer I Turned Pretty (TSITP)’s Taylor Jewel, on-screen bestie of Lola Tung’s Belly Conklin, is every bit as genuine and insightful as I had hoped.

Between seasons of filming TSITP, Spencer has been busy...

Seven finalists, thousands of auditions – Simon Cowell’s search for the UK’s next big boyband ends with December 10.

WORDS Olive Walton

Interview taken from IMAGINE Magazine Issue Three. Pre-order the SS26 issue here.

Seven voices, one band: the lads behind December 10 are arguably destined for success, with the backing of music mogul Simon Cowell. Thrust into the spotlight through his self-titled Netflix show, Simon Cowell: The Next Act, the band has enjoyed a start aspiring musicians could only dream of. Signed to EMI Records, the boys have released their first single, Run...

The actor reflects on why he chose acting, the high of getting deep on set and being bored of normal.

WRITER Leah Commandeur

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Since his debut as young King George in the Bridgerton spin-off, Queen Charlotte: A Bridgerton Story, East London native Corey Mylchreest has yet to slow down. Starring in two of the most streamed Netflix watches of the summer, first being the romantic drama My Oxford Year where he plays charming Oxford local and romantic interest of Anna (Sofia Carson) who travels across...

WRITER Yale Breslin

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Born and raised in Los Angeles, Hayden Michael Brown grew up surrounded by creativity – a mum and grandmother who acted, and a father who spent years in visual effects on South Park and blockbuster films like The Avengers and Life of Pi. His first “role” came at just 18 months old, voicing Baby Ike on South Park, but his first love was soccer – a passion that took him to London in pursuit of a professional career before fate (and Ryan Murphy)...

Benito Skinner and Owen Thiele want you to start holding hands again.

WRITER Patrick Grady

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Chaotic. Cunty. Camaraderie. Three words that sum up this conversation between Overcompensating co-stars, and, more importantly, best friends – Benito Skinner and Owen Thiele.

You may think, what would there be left to talk about when they’re already as close as it gets, have starred in a show together and are now writing their own movie (yes, you read that right)? Well, buckle up. The pair, who first met at...

The artist talks about falling for guitar, writing from personal experiences, and the carefree energy of his upcoming material.

WRITER Patrick Grady

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There’s a certain kind of artist whose presence feels as if it’s been shaped by travel, not in the postcard sense, but in the way their inner world carries more than one landscape. Flo Chase is one of them. As he chats with IMAGINE, there’s a softness to him, a reflective ease that suggests someone who has spent a long time observing the...

Isn’t Chasing Fame – He’s Chasing Feeling

WRITER Patrick Grady

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Lucas Bravo is a refreshingly chill guy. Though he may be known as the misunderstood, brooding chef Gabriel from the show everyone (and their mother) first binged back in the lockdown days – Emily in Paris – he’s now looking beyond job security, in pursuit of a career that feels wholeheartedly successful.

The French actor joins me on a spontaneous Zoom call where he spills the beans on the show that put him on the...

The Spanish Actor opens up about giving humanity to his character, confronting fan reactions, and how the Culpables trilogy challenged him as an actor.

WRITER Olive Walton

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Meet Gabriel Guevara, the breakout star of Amazon Prime Video’s hit film trilogy Culpables. Guevara shot to fame following the massive success of the first installment, Culpa Mía (My Fault), which launched the series to become the #1 most-streamed Spanish-language franchise on the platform. Culpables quickly became a global phenomenon, with international audiences captivated, and even a...

A rising class of actors and artists redefining what it means to make it, through honesty, grit, and creative risk.

WRITER Phillza Mirza

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A new generation of emerging talent is quietly making its mark in film, TV, and music. These artists are not focused on fitting a specific mould or chasing fame; instead, they prioritise roles and projects that challenge them, allowing them to explore new territory and hone their craft. This movement is defined by a commitment to authenticity and a willingness to take creative...

Olivia Holt and recent co-star, Connor Swindells, talk vulnerability, resilience, and the quiet courage it takes to begin again.

WRITER Amelia Whearty

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There’s a certain electricity that lingers after a film wraps – that rare alchemy between cast, story, and circumstance. For Olivia Holt and Connor Swindells, that energy still hums when they talk about Jingle Bell Heist, a holiday caper that dances between humour, heart, and a touch of mischief. As the film readies for release, the pair came together to reflect on laughter,...

From Mexican superstar at 14 to Hollywood leading lady, and now author – González’s story is ever evolving.

WRITER Patrick Grady

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I knew there was something unapologetically authentic about Eiza González when she logged onto our scheduled Zoom call at 2pm on a Thursday with the words “I just fell into the pool…fully clothed.” Straight off the bat, she was setting the tone for what was to come; total transparency, no less.

Don’t fret – while she may have conducted this interview drenched on a...

Thanks to Dylan Bachelet, Baking Has Never Been This Cool

WRITER Chris Saunders

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When you think of The Great British Bake Off contestants, “cool” is probably the last word that comes to mind. With an average age of 37 and a premise built around, well, baking, the show isn’t exactly a breeding ground for trendsetters. But that’s what makes it all the more fascinating when a contestant is cool – it’s like spotting a penguin in the desert. Unexpected, a little out of place, but undeniably intriguing.

Finding peace and purpose with Pauline Chalamet

WRITER Chris Saunders

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Pauline Chalamet is in a season of her life where peace is the priority. As a new mother, it’s no surprise that she’s embracing a slower rhythm – one that, for her, is best found in Paris. When she joins our Zoom call, settled into a chair that radiates ease even through the screen, there’s a quiet assuredness about her. With political unrest gripping the U.S., France – though not without its flaws – offers a...

WRITER Chris Saunders

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It’s a little past 10 a.m. on an uncharacteristically bright winter morning in London when Australian actor Raechelle Banno joins her Better Man co-star Jonno Davies for a virtual catch-up over Zoom. They’re both living in the big smoke and, with a laugh, they muse that they could have just strolled over to each other’s homes instead – such is the convenience of their close proximity in the city. But their closeness isn’t just geographic; after spending the better part of three years together...

A London boy through and through: The Vikings: Valhalla star opens up about his journey thus far and the many roles that lie ahead

WRITER Patrick Grady

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Leo Suter is anything but a one-dimensional actor. From whimsical period dramas, to roaring viking raids all the way to a Bollywood musical adaptation of A Christmas Carol – he’s proving versatility is his superpower.

With his time as the ever-determined Harold, Prince of Norway in Vikings: Valhalla now behind him, he reflects on the journey of a...

The Sweet Disposition of Fred Hechinger

WRITER Dio Anthony

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When Fred Hechinger left his home in New York for summer camp some umpteen years ago, he had high hopes. S’mores by the fire, sweaty nights full of chatter, and the beginning of a profound and indestructible bond with all those he’d share these experiences with. “I realised I wanted the movie version of things, which has happened a couple times in my life.”

Today, at 25 years old, this facet of his personality remains. He...

WRITER Chris Saunders

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At 29, Antonia Desplat is living many lives at once – fashion muse, indie darling, blockbuster star, behind-the-scenes powerhouse. One minute, she’s striding through Chanel’s couture show in a leather-trimmed dream; the next, she’s stepping into the smoky cafés of 1920s Paris as Johnny Depp’s latest leading lady. Effortlessly cool but never predictable. She’s got that rare ability to slip between worlds like she’s just changing jackets (and if you’ve seen her collection of vintage coats, you know she takes that seriously).

Born...

From mechanical engineering student to BAFTA Award winning series, Time, newcomer, Ollie talks first-day nerves, scene-stealing alongside David Tennant and why he’s desperate to play someone unhinged.

WORDS Scarlett Monks

Ollie McNulty was a mechanical engineering student with no drama GCSE, no college productions, and no plan to act. Then he moved to a new city and found an itch he needed to scratch, and one try at drama was enough to make him fall for it.

Now he’s making his screen debut in Time Season 3, playing Peter, a young offender whose tough-guy facade hides a...

The Sterling Point star on trusting your gut, cracking open emotions on-screen and remaining grounded amidst the chaos.

WORDS Leah Commandeur

Amélie Hoeferle has gone from being discovered in a Tennessee coffee shop at 14 to starring in some of the biggest productions of recent years – and somehow managed to remain grounded. The American-German actress is not interested in playing “fake humble” in real life, but her on-screen personas have gotten up to all sorts of shenanigans. The Hunger Games: Ballad of Songbirds & Snakes, Eddington and her most recent project Sterling Point, have kept her...

On acting, writing, directing and always doing something new.

WORDS Julia Novis

Interview taken from IMAGINE Magazine Issue Three Order here

With a role in Christopher Nolan’s adaptation of The Odyssey, as well as in the hit TV Series Marshall and acting alongside Al Pacino in Killing Castro, Logan Marshall-Green has been keeping busy. In a conversation with IMAGINE, the actor opened up about his idols and the people who have influenced his work, his process for getting into character and his growth throughout his career.

Logan is down to earth, and “normal”...

Old friends Jack Brett Anderson and Harry Goodwins talk chivalry, brotherhood and East-London geezers.

WORDS Olive Walton

Speaking to East-London-raised actor Harry Goodwins you might not suspect he’s in the midst of a hugely promising acting career. The ease at which Goodwins and fellow actor and long-time pal Jack Brett Anderson recount their experiences navigating the acting industry feels like hearing your mates talk about a night out they had last weekend – if your mate ended up at a table with Guy Ritchie in the depths of London’s underground club scene.

The meet-cute between these gents...

The many lives of Amin Baahmed, starting with his breakout role as Dante Annunziata in Drive – The Pretenders

INTERVIEW Olive Walton

WORDS Eli Peng

Interview taken from IMAGINE Magazine Issue Three Order here

One day he’s breakdancing in front of Big Ben. The next, he’s dressed up, all dapper, to educate us on the storytelling impact of anime across cultures. It’s hard to pin down actor-dancer-model-journalist Amin Baahmed, but that’s rather the point with debut actors, before the world has had its first real look.

Despite a mysterious and brooding demeanour, what has been easy...

Welsh actor Gerran Howell has built a reputation for quietly captivating performances. Drawn to nuanced, emotionally rich characters, he proves that subtlety can be the most powerful performance of all.

WORDS Scarlett Monks

Interview taken from IMAGINE Magazine Issue Three Order here

Gerran Howell is the Welsh-born RADA graduate delivering nuanced, compelling performances in HBO’s Emmy-winning medical procedural The Pitt. Howell reprises his role as Dr. Dennis Whittaker, the quietly commanding presence at the emotional center of the show’s acclaimed second season. With a magnetic subtlety, Howell has commanded the attention of audiences and anchored the...

From New York open mic nights as a teenager to starring in Ryan Murphy’s adaptation of The Shards, Hayes Warner discusses her acting debut, creating original music for the series and refusing to take “no” for an answer.

WORDS Flore Boitel

Interview taken from IMAGINE Magazine Issue Three Order here

Before Hayes Warner joined Ryan Murphy’s The Shards, she was a teenager performing an original song at a New York open mic night, dreaming of becoming a singer-songwriter. That moment led to her first studio recording experience and set her on a path from opening...

On Valley Girl Problems, the multi-hyphenate actress, singer and songwriter is leaving the characters behind and embracing her most personal chapter yet.

WORDS Melvin Boateng

Interview taken from IMAGINE Magazine Issue Three Order here

Growing up in front of millions of people leaves little room to figure life out in private. For Kylie Cantrall, that process has unfolded in real time, from posting videos online as a child to leading Disney’s Descendants franchise. Now she is stepping into her most personal chapter yet. “I’ve been curating myself since I was 10 years old,” she tells...

The ultimate girl-next-door lets us in on life outside the runway. 

WORDS Madeleine Ringer

Interview taken from IMAGINE Magazine Issue Three Order here

How do I make an impact? is the question on Taylor Hill’s lips, while the world hushes to hear her speak. Model, Stone Fruit co-founder and philanthropist, I would argue Hill’s footsteps already carry a cementing legacy of curiosity, compassion and commitment. And there’s so much more to come.

I meet the Victoria’s Secret Angel via Zoom, her in Nashville, myself in London, both of us boiling away in soaring summer temperatures. Not...

The rising actor on bringing one of BookTok’s favourite book boyfriends to life, navigating fan expectations and his real-life love story.

WORDS Flore Boitel

Interview taken from IMAGINE Magazine Issue Three Order here

Romance seems to follow Michael Bradway wherever he goes. Whether he’s playing Charlie Florek, one of BookTok’s most talked-about book boyfriends in Every Year After, recently renewed for a second season, or planning his wedding to fellow actor Veronica St. Clair, love is rarely far from the conversation.

Bradway is well aware of the expectations that come with stepping into Charlie’s shoes....

In conversation with Caleb Hearon, Taylor talks about the horrifying audition that landed her a starring role, finding purpose in the 2012 improv boom and why she’s actually doing okay.

WORDS Olive Walton

Interview taken from IMAGINE Magazine Issue Three Order here

Quick-witted, dry-humoured, and a product of the improv boom of 2012, comedian and actor Taylor Ortega meets her comedic match in actor, podcaster and comedian Caleb Hearon. As Caleb hosts a Knicks watch party and Taylor heads to an improv show in New York City, the longtime friends trade the kind of gleeful contempt reserved...

The Oliver Award-winning Actress on the art of keeping people guessing. 

WORDS Leah Commandeur

Interview taken from IMAGINE Magazine Issue Three Order here

Celia Imrie never wants you to know her next move. From fighter pilot to cunning political strategist, witty amateur cold case detective to Calendar Girl – typecasting does not exist in the same breath as the multifarious talent. Imrie, who started off as a dancer before sashaying into acting – has mastered the art of keeping people guessing. Having over 190 IMDB credits can’t slow her down, as witnessed when she stole the nation’s...

The mind behind Sofia and the Antoinettes on turning her most personal thoughts into songs and why she’s more honest in her music than she’ll ever be in conversation.

WORDS Olive Walton

Interview taken from IMAGINE Magazine Issue Three Order here

Sofia Atkinson will lie to you.

Sofia and the Antoinettes will sing you truths you’ve kept buried below the surface for fear of them getting out – and will do so beautifully.

Speaking to me from her car, parked outside of her boyfriend’s studio on a rainy day in June, she sits with the...

The star of The Other Bennet Sister talks about confidence, ambition and the reality that there’s a little bit of Mary Bennet in all of us.

WORDS Olive Walton

Interview taken from IMAGINE Magazine Issue Three Order here

Ella Bruccoleri is astute, ambitious and assured – even if that’s not always how she always sees herself. Following the success of the BBC’s The Other Bennet Sister, based on Janice Hadlow’s novel reimagining the life of Jane Austen’s often-overlooked Mary Bennet, Bruccoleri reflects on why the character’s story has resonated so deeply with audiences.

“The minute...

As she releases her latest EP, Keep It Peachy, Bellah Mae reflects on growing up with big feeling, finding country music from the English Midlands and why creating her own lane has always mattered more than fitting into someone else’s. 

WORDS: Phillza Mirza

At a time when genre lines feel increasingly blurred, Bellah Mae isn’t interested in choosing sides. 

Raised in the West Midlands on a soundtrack that stretched from Dolly Parton to Avril Lavigne, with a little Black Sabbath thrown in for good measure, the singer-songwriter has spent years carving out a space that feels...

Northern Irish actor Fra Fee has spent years earning his stripes onstage. However, thirsty for a challenge, he’s found himself at the helm of Netflix’s Unchosen, a murky, compulsive dive into a modern-day cult in the North of England which begs the question of how different their lives really are to our own. 

WORDS: Ciarán Howley

Interview taken from IMAGINE Magazine Issue Three Order here

When Fra Fee was seven years old, his mother brought him to collect his elder sister Claire from a school rehearsal of Willy Russell’s legendary Liverpuglian epic Blood Brothers. Captivated by...

As she enters Taylor Sheridan’s expansive The Madison alongside Michelle Pfeiffer and Kurt Russell, Miller reflects on grief, family and the instinct that guides her work.

WORDS Olive Walton

Interview taken from IMAGINE Magazine Issue Three Order here

For Amiah Miller, acting is more than performing, but a form of emotional therapy. At just 11 years old, she stepped into the Hollywood spotlight as part of the War for the Planet of the Apes franchise, sharing the screen with some of the industry’s most revered names ever since. Now, Miller joins the Taylor Sheridan universe in The...

The actor and his mother agent, a filmmaker, reflect on their first meeting, his indie film beginnings, and the grounding role nature still plays in their lives.

WORDS Olive Walton

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From star football player to sensitive leading man, Mitchell Slaggert has had quite the journey into acting. His childhood dream of joining the Marine Corps shifted into playing college football, and after a chance encounter with Daniel Peddle on campus, he was ushered into the modeling world – a path that ultimately led him to acting....

WRITER Yale Breslin

When Gavin Casalegno joins our call from Los Angeles, he’s relaxed, gracious, and immediately disarming. Within minutes, it’s clear that what shines through most isn’t his looks or his fame — it’s his sincerity.

“I’m sorry,” he laughs, adjusting his Wi-Fi. “I’m basically sitting on top of the router now.”

It’s a fitting metaphor for the next hour — a conversation that stays grounded, open, and real.

The boy from Texas

Casalegno’s career began almost by accident. “I was four,” he says. “They put me in a Sony commercial and told...

From silent dreams to sold-out shows, Adéla turns defiance into art – ushering in a bold new chapter of experimental pop on her own terms.

WRITER Zain Ké

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When we meet over Zoom, Adéla calls in from the UMG offices in London. She’s fresh off an appearance at Paris Fashion Week and preparing for two sold-out London shows, with a tour soon to take her across the pond. When we talk, there’s a quiet confidence about her – the kind that comes from knowing exactly who...

WRITER Phillza Mirza

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From on-set meet-cutes to creative breakthroughs, Lilah Pate and William Lipton open up about connection, ambition, and why feeling deeply is the real work behind every performance.

When Lilah Pate and William Lipton sit down together, the room changes. Even through a screen, their connection feels lived-in, easy, unforced, almost gravitational. They speak to each other with warmth, humour, and the kind of familiarity that can only come from building something real together. Their partnership both on and off screen is a blend...

Dior Goodjohn in conversation with Dafne Keen

WRITER Olive Walton

TRANSCRIPT Meg Wordley

Interview taken from IMAGINE Magazine. Order the latest issue here.

There are interviews, and then there are conversations that feel like you’ve been dropped into the backseat with two best friends who happen to be among Hollywood’s most exciting young actors. When Dior Goodjohn sat down with Dafne Keen, the result was a candid look into the lives of two artists who know each other as well as they know their craft. The joyfully chaotic exchange between friends covered the physicality of performance...

With Season 2 of The Buccaneers under her belt, Aubri Ibrag is ready to go wild.

WRITER Leah Commandeur

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Aubri Ibrag is ready for change. First on her list, moving to East London this past December after wrapping up Season two of the Apple TV show The Buccaneers. The adaptation of Edith Wharton’s final novel is set to the backdrops of 19th century British countryside and New York City’s streets. Full of scandal, betrayal and lust – it is nothing short of deliciously debaucherous. Chiefly...

WRITER: Ciarán Howley

Interview taken from IMAGINE Magazine. Order the latest issue here.

It’s not every day that a series about being Queer in the military comes along – far from it – so when Max Parker got the call from Netflix’s Boots, he stood to attention.

Born and raised in Manchester, Max recalls being a ball of energy as a child, energy which his parents encouraged him to channel into acting and the performing arts. Viewers today may remember him from turns in Emmerdale and Doctor Who, but for the 33-year old...

James Olivas in conversation with Rosie O’ Donnell

WRITER Patrick Grady

Interview taken from IMAGINE Magazine. Order the latest issue here.

When Rosie O’Donnell rang James Olivas to chat, the conversation was never going to be ordinary. One’s a Broadway legend, the other a rising star in Jamie Lloyd’s stripped-back, searing revival of Evita – and what followed was a heartfelt exchange about ambition, identity and the power of performance.

From growing up in Texas with dreams of engineering to commanding the West End stage alongside Rachel Zegler, Olivas opens up about rewriting expectations, building...

Inside the collaboration that defined James Litchfield’s recently completed feature film, Alphabet Lane.

WRITER Phillza Mirza

Interview taken from IMAGINE Magazine. Order the latest issue here.

In the quiet tension between order and spontaneity, Alphabet Lane finds its pulse. A feature from Australian filmmaker James Litchfield, the film blurs imagination and isolation, a love story refracted through the landscapes of rural New South Wales. At its centre is Nicholas Denton, whose performance as Jack channels both stillness and storm; a presence alive with curiosity, uncertainty, and the thrill of unravelling.

When Litchfield and Denton sit...

Simon Lööf doesn’t blink

WRITER Patrick Grady

Interview taken from IMAGINE Magazine. Order the latest issue here.

Simon Lööf isn’t afraid of the dark; in fact it’s calling out to him and he’s ready to answer. The Swedish born and raised actor, best known for his breakout role in Threesome, is now prepared to take to the global stage. Enter Netflix’s An Honest Life – premiering July 31st. The film sees him take on his most complex role yet – a character who, by coincidence or fate, shares his name and some of his own...

With Wednesday Season 2 and Evil Dead Burn on deck, Hunter Doohan is done playing it safe.

WRITER Yale Breslin

Interview taken from IMAGINE Magazine. Order the latest issue here.

When Netflix’s Wednesday premiered in 2022, no one could’ve predicted just how massive it would become—not even the cast. But within days, the show was dominating streaming charts, launching a thousand TikToks, and turning its young stars into global names. At the center of the chaos: Hunter Doohan as Tyler Galpin, the charming barista with a much darker side.

By the end of Season 1,...

UNFILTERED

WRITER Lauren Dickson

INTERVIEW CONDUCTED BY Chris Saunders

Interview taken from IMAGINE Magazine. Order the latest issue here.

The actor has been on the come up for a while, but with The Sex Lives of College Girls, she’s firmly in the spotlight – British charm and razor-sharp wit intact.

Confidence isn’t just a quality Mia Rodgers possesses – it’s something that feels innate, stitched into the way she carries herself both on and off screen. With natural charisma and a knack for delivering sharp, unforgettable one-liners, she’s been quietly making waves for a...

INTERVIEWER Chris Saunders

WRITER Patrick Grady

Interview taken from IMAGINE Magazine. Order the latest issue here.

Tanner Buchanan isn’t one to sit still. Whether he’s tapping his feet between takes, pushing himself to his limits in karate, or prepping to produce his own projects – Buchanan thrives in that sweet spot between comfort and challenge.

Upon bidding farewell to Robby Keene, the angsty rebel he played for five seasons in Cobra Kai, Buchanan took the time to chat with us about the role that’s shaped so much of his career — and what it...

WRITER  Patrick Grady

Interview taken from IMAGINE Magazine. Order the latest issue here.

The highest of fantasies and one of its leading women: Ceara Coveney, a true force to be reckoned with. As she returns to her royal roots for The Wheel of Time season three, the actor sat down with co-star Ayoola Smart for a candid chat about what’s in store for the next instalment. And if their conversation is anything to go by, we’re in for one hell of a ride.

The Swindon born and raised actor first graced our screens as Elayne...

WRITER Chris Saunders

Interview taken from IMAGINE Magazine. Order the latest issue here.

Acting is often about transformation – stepping into a role that feels far removed from real life. But sometimes, a character feels inevitable, as if the universe aligned to bring them together. That’s the case with Tecie, Sarah Jeffery’s upcoming film, where she plays a fiercely dedicated animal rights activist whose love and convictions lead her into tragedy. For the 29-year-old, born and raised in Vancouver, the story isn’t just another compelling narrative – it’s deeply personal.

We meet over Zoom the...

Five big personalities, one gigantic mission

WRITER Patrick Grady

Interview taken from IMAGINE Magazine. Order the latest issue here.

The boy group (as they prefer to be known) to beat all boy groups. It’s unlikely you haven’t heard of the fivesome that took Korea by storm last August, but if you need a little refresh, let me make it clear; they’re one not to overlook.

dearALICE, made up of James Sharp, Dexter Greenwood, Reese Carter, Olly Quinn, and Blaise Noon were all living their own lives up until two years ago. Complete strangers. Then out...

WRITER Phillza Mirza

Interview taken from IMAGINE Magazine. Order the latest issue here.

It’s a grey Friday afternoon when Cole Doman joins our call, dialling in with the kind of calm presence that feels rare in an industry often defined by noise. Known for roles that carry both raw vulnerability and striking strength, he’s quickly become a name synonymous with stories that cut deeper than the screen. After eight months on Apple TV+’s much-anticipated The Savant alongside Jessica Chastain, Doman could easily rest on the prestige of his new project. Instead, he’s thinking about risk, resilience, and...

Jacob Lofland’s life is turning out just the way he wanted–learning everyday and with an eye on what’s real.

WRITER Dio Anthony

Interview taken from IMAGINE Magazine. Order the latest issue here.

“I just want to stay who I am,” insists 28-year-old Jacob Lofland. Speaking to me from Texas, Lofland sounds casual, and comfortable, with a southern tang to his voice that makes him seem all the more friendly. He’s been acting for over a decade, after making his screen debut in 2011’s Mud alongside Matthew McConaughey. Since then he’s been hard at work building his...